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A Snapshot of the Earliest Stages of Normal Fault Growth
Tektonika, 2023 Observations of how faults lengthen and accrue displacement during the very earliest stages of their growth are limited, reflecting the fact that the early syn-kinematic sediments that record this growth are often deeply buried and difficult to image ...
Ahmed Alghuraybi +2 more
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Achieving win-win outcomes for biodiversity and yield through diversified farming
Basic and Applied Ecology, 2023 To leverage agriculture's potential to better benefit both people and nature, policymakers need clear messages about which farming practices positively impact biodiversity and yields, and when trade-offs arise.
Sarah K. Jones +6 more
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Genomic and epigenomic landscapes of adult de novo acute myeloid leukemia.
New England Journal of Medicine, 2013 BACKGROUND Many mutations that contribute to the pathogenesis of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) are undefined. The relationships between patterns of mutations and epigenetic phenotypes are not yet clear.
T. Ley +99 more
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Changing the game: the case of cultural landscapes
Ochrona Dziedzictwa Kulturowego, 2023 There are a number of thoughtful analyses on how the World Heritage Convention has progressed, notably by Jukka Jokelhito, and by Christina Cameron and Mechtild Rössler. They explain the principles on which the World Heritage Convention was based.
David Jacques
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Nucleic Acids Research, 1986 We describe a method for representing the structure of repeating sequences in nucleic-acids, proteins and other texts. A portion of the sequence is presented at the bottom of a CRT screen. Above the sequence is its landscape, which looks like a mountain range. Each mountain corresponds to a subsequence of the sequence.
B, Clift +4 more
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International Journal of the Commons, 2020 Collective action problems are linked together when the outcomes of one collective action situation affect the working components of another. In San Diego, California, solutions to the collective action dilemmas of water provisioning, conservation, and ...
Evan M. Dennis, Eduardo Brondizio
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Procedia Engineering, 2011 AbstractHuman specie has always engineered the environment to set the conditions for its own settlement, producing in its evolutionary development superorganisms (cities) and the necessary networks of connections among them. Instead of rejecting cars as an extraneous object to a picturesque nature, this project starts from a perspective in which cities
ERIOLI, ALESSIO +3 more
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Ecology and Evolution, 2021 Restoration ecology has historically focused on reconstructing communities of highly visible taxa while less visible taxa, such as invertebrates and microbes, are ignored.
Peter Contos +3 more
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Landscapes that work for biodiversity and people
Science, 2018 A nature-friendly matrix As the human population has grown, we have taken and modified more and more land, leaving less and less for nonhuman species. This is clearly unsustainable, and the amount of land we protect for nature needs to be increased and ...
C. Kremen, A. Merenlender
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Integrative learning for practicing adaptive resource management
Ecology and Society, 2015 Adaptive resource management is a learning-by-doing approach to natural resource management. Its effective practice involves the activation, completion, and regeneration of the "adaptive management cycle" while working toward achieving a flexible set of ...
Craig A. McLoughlin, Martin C. Thoms
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