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Notes on Some Moles from Southeastern Asia
Journal of Mammalogy, 1940Gerrit S Miller
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On the Gracilaria in the Western Pacific and the Southeastern Asia Region
Botanica Marina, 1999Species of Gracilaria in the western Pacific and the southeastern Asia are reviewed, giving 58 species and 4 varieties. A new subgenus, Hydropuntia is established and a list of the species and distribution in this region as well as a key to the species is provided.
C K Tseng
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The Languages of Southeastern Asia
The Far Eastern Quarterly, 1943The origin of the various languages of Southeastern Asia is veiled by the same mist, broken by only occasional glimmers of light, which hides from the ethnologist and even the historian the steps by which the territory was populated, its culture diffused. Nevertheless, a rough outline appears practicable. Among the most ancient inhabitants of the area
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Land Utilization in Southeastern Asia
Pacific Affairs, 1946AGAIN AND AGAIN during the more than 20 years which the present reviewer spent in the Southeastern Asian-Indo-Malaysian region on agricultural problems, particularly on soil and land-use questions, there was apparent the pressing need for more knowledge about lines of research and progress in agricultural sciences in neighboring countries. Publications
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Biosafety Regulation Trends in Southern and Southeastern Asia
Journal of International Biotechnology Law, 2005AbstractIntroductionBiosafety is becoming an ever increasingly important issue as more varieties and greater numbers of living modified organisms (LMOs) move across territorial boundaries. The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety is a multilateral environmental agreement (MEA) that, at its core, attempts to strike a balance between trade interests in ...
Glen Kurokawa, Darryl Macer
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Villarsia cambodiana (Menyanthaceae) in southeastern Asia
Nordic Journal of Botany, 1994A single, distinctive, vegetatively variable species of Villarsia occurs in Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos, and is correctly called V. cambodiana .
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Impacts of Rural Development and Their Assessment in Southeastern Asia
Environmental Conservation, 1980The overall objective of development should be to improve the quality of people's lives, yet economic development without due environmental protection commonly leads to ecological or environmental impacts which have the reverse effect of reducing the quality of human life.
B. N. Lohani, N. C. Thanh
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Seismic Structures in the Earth’s Inner Core Below Southeastern Asia
Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2016Documenting seismic heterogeneities in the Earth’s inner core (IC) is important in terms of getting an insight into its history and dynamics. A valuable means for studying properties and spatial structure of such heterogeneities is provided by measurements of body waves refracted in the vicinity of the inner core boundary (ICB).
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Population Prospects for China and Southeastern Asia
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1945THE area included in southeastern Asia consists of the following countries: French Indo-China, Thailand, Burma, India, Malaya, the Philippines, the Netherlands East Indies, and the British possessions in Borneo, New Guinea, and surrounding waters, but not including Australia and New Zealand.
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