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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Carribean"”.
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MANTLE FLOW AND TRANSITION ZONE DISCONTINUITIES BENEATH THE CARRIBEAN PLATE: CONSTRAINTS FROM SHEAR WAVE SPLITTING AND RECEIVER FUNCTION ANALYSES
<p>"Azimuthal anisotropy quantified by teleseismic SKS, SKKS, PKS (“XKS”) and local S wave splitting parameters is used to investigate lithospheric deformation and asthenospheric flow beneath the boundary zone of the North American and Caribbean plates and adjacent areas. A total of 4915 XKS and …
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UNDERSTANDING THE INFLUENCE OF ANTHROPOGENIC HABITAT MODIFICATION ON URBAN ANIMALS: CASE STUDIES OF CARRIBEAN LIZARDS AND NORTH AMERICAN MAMMALS
Global urbanization is rapidly expanding, leading to habitat degradation and fragmentation, which present strong challenges for native wildlife. At the same time, urbanization is often accompanied by the introduction of non-native species, which alter community and habitat structures. These changes …
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Cultural Translations: A Global history of the chili pepper in Architecture
… feed on chilies to the swidden farms of the Carribean in which the chili grows wild; from the formalized pleasure gardens where it sits among cyclamens and tulips in Europe at the dawn of early modernity to the battle fields of Hungary-Ottoman frontier; from colonial plantations of the …
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Analysis of Bolton's tooth size discrepancy for a referred UK population
… ratio only existed for the Class II/I Afro-Carribean group. There were significant differences in the anterior ratio for all the racial groups with Class III malocclusion, and for Class I Asian and Class II/II Afro-Carribeans. Malocclusion group There were significant differences between the …
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Vers une représentation textuelle du déplacement et du voyage dans la littérature francophone antillaise et guyanaise: l’exemple de Joseph Zobel, Guy Tirolien et René Maran
French colonialism, with its brutal history of transplantation, slavery, and migration, was founded on displacement; the experience of the Caribbean subject is thus axiomatically one of travel, exile, and scission. While postcolonial studies are increasingly turning to transnational paradigms, …