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Critique d’artEvergreen est un insert conçu par Yann Sérandour à l'occasion du 63e numéro de la revue Critique d'art. Le projet prend pour matière la liste exhaustive des 3 937 titres conservés en plusieurs exemplaires au sein des collections de l'INHA–Archives de la critique d'art — doubles, triples, quadruples, quintuples ou sextuples —, représentant 4 668 ...
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Ecosphere, 2018 Ecosystems where carbon fluxes are being monitored on a global scale are strongly biased toward temperate Northern Hemisphere latitudes. However, forest and moorland ecosystems in the Southern Hemisphere may contribute significantly to the global and ...
Jorge F. Perez‐Quezada +6 more
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Plant sex influences aquatic–terrestrial interactions
Ecosphere, 2020 A growing body of research shows that plant genetic factors can influence ecosystem processes and structure communities, but one aspect that has received little study is sex differentiation in dioecious plants.
Carri J. LeRoy +6 more
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FishesThe Sharpchin Slickhead, Bajacalifornia burragei, is a rarely collected bathypelagic fish endemic to the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean, and its genetic diversity remains undocumented.
Jacob W. Church +2 more
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Survey of neurohospitalists: subspecialty definition and practice characteristics
Frontiers in Neurology, 2010 Background: Neurohospitalists represent an emerging neurological subspecialty focusing on inpatient neurological disease. Little data exists regarding neurohospitalist practice information and clinical activity.
David Likosky +3 more
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Leaf deciduousness and flowering of woody caatinga species
Biotemas, 2020 We determined the distribution (FDI), duration (FDU), and peak (FPE) of flowering in woody deciduous (DE) and evergreen (EV) species of the Caatinga with available data in the literature.
Mayara Kicia Gomes Rufino +4 more
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Tuberculosis: a medical evergreen [PDF]
Acta Radiologica, 2015 Tuberculosis was once believed to be a hereditary disease and the cause of death in 25% of the population in Europe in the 17th century. The American physician and poet Oliver Wendell Holmes called it the white plague and the English writer Charles Dickens described it as a disease which medicine never cured.
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W-E-B-S-I-T-E, Find Out What It Means To Me
In the Library with the Lead Pipe, 2009 It’s interesting how many people don’t really understand the concept of open source. People often describe freeware as open source, or they’ll describe free web-based applications as open source, or applications with APIs that allow for ...
Brett Bonfield
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An evergrowing sweet cherry for research and breeding
Frontiers in Plant ScienceEvergrowing phenotypes in deciduous trees have only been described in three unrelated species: peach, hazelnut and pomegranate. These genotypes are a useful tool for forward genetics approaches aimed at understanding the processes that regulate seasonal ...
Afif Hedhly +12 more
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Homocysteine levels and cancer risk in hypertensive adults across MTHFR C677T genotypes
Scientific ReportsMetabolic factors, such as homocysteine (Hcy) metabolism, are believed to influence cancer risk. The MTHFR C677T polymorphism, which raises Hcy levels by affecting folate metabolism, has been associated with varying cancer risks.
Wenqiang Li +7 more
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