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Large wood supports hydrologically variable floodplain environments and aquatic biodiversity
Abstract Riparian vegetation and wood play crucial roles in enhancing spatial heterogeneity in rivers. Historical removal of large wood and cutting of streamside forests around the world have simplified rivers and substantially reduced aquatic habitat complexity.
Hiromi Uno +4 more
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The role of precipitation and host assemblage composition in shaping bat–bat fly network structure
Abstract Climatic seasonality plays an important role in shaping ecological interactions, including those between bats and their ectoparasitic bat flies. Although previous studies have acknowledged the influence of climate on the structure of bat–bat fly interaction networks, the existence of biogeographical patterns driven by climatic seasonality ...
Paulo Mejia +3 more
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This nationwide study revealed a high prevalence of food allergies (29.3%) and asthma (15.9%) among Bangladeshi schoolchildren, with frequent coexistence and greater severity in certain regions highlighting the urgent need for targeted awareness, early diagnosis, and region‐specific interventions.
Nitai Roy +3 more
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Phenotypic Flexibility in the City: A Meta‐Analysis on Variation
A key feature of animals coping with high environmental variability ought to be phenotypic flexibility. We used a meta‐analysis to estimate overall differences among‐ and within‐individual variation between urban and non‐urban population pairs of wild animals. We considered within‐individual variation as a proxy of phenotypic flexibility.
Jules Petit, Melanie Dammhahn
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Animal Social Network Structures Across the Fast‐Slow Continuum
Using a mathematical model, we examine how the rate of demographic replacement (represented by generation time) influences emergent social network structure in natural populations. By considering a range of social preferences and modes of social inheritance, we find that demographic replacement influences the extent to which social networks can self ...
Ross S. Walker +4 more
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Nosotros somos latinos. Españoles dibujando en Nueva York, 1930
El texto aborda la fascinación de la ciudad de Nueva York, y de sus nuevos rascacielos, en arquitectos, dibujantes, viajeros y literatos, a comienzos de los años treinta.
Carlos Montes Serrano
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El «Stabat Mater» glosado y traducido por sor María Gertrudis de la Cruz Hore a fines del siglo XVII
El artículo da a conocer esta olvidada creación y sus distintas ediciones, el mayor éxito literario de María Gertrudis Hore, religiosa Concepcionista Calzada en Cádiz.
Frédérique Morand
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Study overview and clustering results in the iSPHYNCS cohort. Participant demographics are summarized in a baseline table. Questionnaire data and metadata were processed through an unsupervised clustering pipeline. A Sankey plot illustrates individual assignment across clusters by diagnostic group.
Rafael Morand +19 more
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In this article, we study the book Venises by the French diplomat, voyager and writer Paul Morand. Using the concept of mixed speech, we will unveil the peculiarities of this work related to the author’s own life (autobiographic speech), to his vocation ...
Francisco Javier Escribano Aparicio
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L’insouciance picaresque de Bucarest [PDF]
Are foreign travel writers not the best positioned to capture, through their curious and nomadic gaze, the soul of a capital and its people? In the 1930s, Paul Morand, who would later become France’s ambassador in 1943, brought back from his stays in ...
Jean-Jacques WUNENBURGER
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