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Biotic interactions may be more important than climate for shaping animal niches

Alsos I, Ehrich D, Rijal D, Merkel M, Hufthammer A, Lammers Y, Brown A, Gjerde JM, Yoccoz N, Bakke J, Boyes B, Bråthen KA, Clark C, Dulfer H, Elliott L, Erseus C, Heintzman P, Helmens K, Karger D, Pellissie L, Salonen S.   +20 more
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Historical Geography

2006
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Historical Geography

2004
Gazing down on the field of historical geography from a lofty vantage point, the most obvious conclusion one can draw is that it is alive and well. Despite gloomy forecasts in the 1980s (Wyckoff and Hausladen 1985), the number of significant titles published in recent years and the consistency of historical geographic scholarship testifies to the ...
Craig E. Colten, Peter J. Hugill
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Issues in Historical Geography.

1997
The most significant advantage offered by hypermedia is the possibility of implementing a large variety of cognitive paths, using links to represent both extensional and intensional associative aspects. Authority files and thesauri can act as the most appropriate tools to build the cognitive layer of hypermedia, playing a twofold role: to formulate the
Signore Oreste, Bartoli Rigoletto, Fresta Giuseppe, Marchetti Andrea   +3 more
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An Historical Geography of Scotland

The Geographical Journal, 1984
J. D. Hamshere, G. Whittington, I. D. Whyte   +2 more
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Geography and Historical Geography: Review

The Geographical Journal, 1922
J. F. Unstead, Carl Sauer
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Historical Geography

S. W. Wooldridge, W. Gordon East
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Historical geographies

2023
Carry van Lieshout, Benjamin Newman
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Historical novels and historical geography

Area, 1997
Within the field of historical geography-indeed, within human geography in general-there has been a long and significant tradition of studies which draw upon the work of novelists. Some have done so using such works of ' fiction ' critically as sources which can be made to illuminate the ' facts ' of past geographies.
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