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  1. Drivers of burrow symbiont distribution in a softsediment system: host abundance or burrow trophic environment?

    … peak chlorophylla (234.12 mg chl-a/g sediment ± 42.74 SE) and EPS (0.13 mg EPS/g sediment ± 0.008 SE) concentrations. Regression analyses confirmed that food availability was the best explanation of the patterns observed in B. jucundus distributions, over and above that of host distributions. S. …

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  2. Investigation Of Material Properties Of Sintered Black Point-1 Lunar Regolith Simulant

    … and they were 66.14MPa, 60.47MPa, 58.52MPa, 42.74 MPa, respectively. The particle size distribution was investigated on Black Point-1 simulant to determine the effect of the porosity while the bulk properties of the material were also examined for each of the four porosity grades, and this …

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  3. Development of approaches for investigating the distribution of toxoplasma gondii infection in natural populations of animals and humans

    … A total of 24/76 (31.58%, 95% CI: 22.19%-42.74%) males and 20/50 (40%, 95% CI: 27.59%-53.84%) female mice were found to be positive for T. gondii with no significant difference (P = 0.353). Juvenile, young adults and adults were infected at similar prevalences, respectively, 7/17 (41.18%), …

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  4. Untersuchungen zu Spinnengemeinschaften in Kakaoagroforstsystemen in Indonesien: Diversität, Netzdichte und räumlich-zeitlicher Artenaustausch

    … zum Artenverlust. Die Spinnengemeinschaften von 42 unterschiedlich bewirtschafteten Kakaoagroforstsystemen am Rande des Lore Lindu National Parks in Zentral Sulawesi, Indonesien wurden zur Verifizierung von Landschafts- und Bewirtschaftungseffekte auf Spinnendichte und Artenvielfalt untersucht. …

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