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  1. Body marking within New France : a contemporary perspective

    … dating from 1608-1763. The emphasis will be on early modern European writings, which have created the discourse that has been used to construct meanings for such body decorations. The approach comes from a contemporary perspective, giving contemporary interpretations of body markings within New …

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  2. THE IMPACT OF FOREST SUCCESSIONAL STATUS ON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF NEOTROPICAL CERAMBYCID BEETLES

    … composition of saproxylic cerambycids, which, as early colonists of moribund trees, have an important role in nutrient cycling. In the lowland rain forest of Costa Rica, thirty-nine trees in five plant families (Fabaceae, Lecythidaceae, Malvaceae, Moraceae, and Sapotaceae) were sampled in a mosaic …

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  3. A study of the economic effects of the Punjab canal colonies

    … to sufferings and hardships undergone by early colonists and also in its real story of a Sufaid Posh grantee.

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  4. Wood trait preferences of Neotropical xylophagous beetles (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae)

    <p>Tree life history strategies are correlated with functional plant traits, such as wood density (WD), moisture content (MC), bark thickness (BT), and nitrogen content (N); these traits affect the nutrients available to xylophagous insects. Cerambycid beetles feed on substrates that vary in these …

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  5. The population and community ecology of small freshwater ponds: Assigning process to pattern

    … when colonization history differs. For example, early colonists may hinder, inhibit, or in some cases facilitate colonization by later arriving taxa by altering the suitability of a habitat, especially in actively dispersing organisms. The importance of both abiotic and biotic factors on the …

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