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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"biological trait"”.
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Gender at Work: The Role of Habitus and Gender-Performance in Service Industry Occupations
… that posit that gender as a performance, not a biological trait. Further this performance is used to navigate specific social experiences such as those in a workplace. This paper also comments on current enforcement of Title VII with reference to gender discrimination.
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Sensory processing sensitivity among mental health graduate students and mental health professionals
Sensory Processing Sensitivity (SPS), a biological trait, impacts about 20% of the general population. Previous research has focused on characteristics of the trait and mental health outcomes. This study investigated whether mental health graduate students and mental health professionals had higher …
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Ecology and taxonomy of free-living marine nematodes from Cienfuegos Bay, Caribbean Sea
… Taxonomic (to species level) and functional (biological trait) approaches were applied for describing the assemblage structure and relating it to abiotic environment based on a sampling scheme in six subtidal stations and three months. Biological trait approach added relevant information to …
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Using biological traits analysis to investigate ecological functioning of cold-water coral reefs
… No past studies have attempted to determine if biological traits differ on and off the reef, or between reef zones. Norwegian cold-water coral reefs are well-studied; however, the sites that have been identified as likely cold-water coral reefs in South Africa remain under-studied. This thesis …
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Biological and Ecological Trait Associations and Analysis of Spatial and Intraspecific Variation in Fish Traits
Traits provide an informative approach to examine species-environment interactions. Often, species-by-species approaches are inefficient to generate generalizable ecological relationships and do not predict species responses to environmental changes based on specific traits species possess. …