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Sociobiology, 2022 Island biotic communities tend to be less diverse than mainland communities. This work aimed to describe the bee community of Ilha Grande, Babitonga Bay, Santa Catarina, Brazil, and its interactions with floral resources.
Jonata Rodrigo Cavassola da Silva +2 more
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Insular Carcinoma of the Thyroid [PDF]
Ear, Nose & Throat Journal, 2003 Thyroid surgeons are becoming increasingly more aware of a histologically distinct subset of thyroid carcinoma whose classification falls between well-differentiated and anaplastic carcinomas with respect to both cell differentiation and clinical behavior.
Anthony J, Cornetta +5 more
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Il discorso dell’anti-insularità e il poio maderense come sua negazione [PDF]
Diacronie. Studi di Storia Contemporanea, 2016 The Madeirans put the idea of the island as a center of the world before the smallness of geographic space: in this way they claim its anti-insularity point of view. The reality, therefore, determines its opposite.
Alberto Vieira
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The evolution of insular woodiness
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2022 Insular woodiness (IW)—the evolutionary transition from herbaceousness toward woodiness on islands—is one of the most iconic features of island floras. Since pioneering work by Darwin and Wallace, a number of drivers of IW have been proposed, such as 1) competition for sunlight requiring plants with taller and stronger woody stems and 2) drought ...
Alexander Zizka +7 more
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Insular epilepsy surgery [PDF]
Epilepsia, 2017 SummarySince it was originally described nearly 70 years ago, insular epilepsy has been increasingly recognized and may explain failures after apparently well‐planned operations. We review the history of awareness of the phenomenon, techniques for its assessment, and its surgical management.
Pramote, Laoprasert +2 more
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Transports maritimes et insularité en Europe : le cas de la Corse
L'Espace Politique, 2012 Open to competitionsince 1992 by Europeanregulations, the island cabotage highlights the problems of insularity and periphericitywithin the EU. The principle of national solidarityexpressed by a ferry service monopolyisreplaced, with a lot of paradoxes ...
Joseph Martinetti
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Espace populations sociétésFor some geographers, isolation and insularity are linked, so transport systems must compensate for the effects of insularity. Under these conditions, can transport systems open a new path to understanding insularity?
Anne-Clémence Duverger
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Études Caribéennes, 2011 From a comparative study of original that puts into perspective the experiences made in Corsica and Martinique islands, this paper questions the scope of eco-tourism as an alternative to mass tourism to the French islands.
Olivier Dehoorne +2 more
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Études Caribéennes, 2012 The authors question indicators systems to assess economic, ecological and social of tourism impacts on destination. Questioning focuses on the ability of existing indicator systems which can take into account the impact of tourism in the life of island ...
Jean-Marie Furt +1 more
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Islands as Time Capsules for Genetic Diversity Conservation: The Case of the Giglio Island Mouflon
Diversity, 2022 The use of multidisciplinary approaches of investigation including biological, biogeographical, historical, morphological, and genetic analysis, can be useful in identifying and preserving biodiversity.
Mario Barbato +6 more
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