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Alfred Thomasntinuous variation owing to the relatively large effects for which each is responsible. These tend to be disadvantageous because, like all mutants on their first appearance, they are unrelated to the needs of the organism and therefore disturb the balance of the gene-complex which, owing to their ma

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Alfred Thomasyears. However, the species richness subsequently decreased with increasing abundance of the sea urchin . which was the causative species in rocky shore denudation in this area before the earthquake. This biological succession was almost the same as that of a previous experiment from 2004 to 2006 wh

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Alfred Thomasvergence and in sediments, thus endangering species that make use of the fronts. Because of potential dangers for marine life, fronts may be considered as valuable candidates for the implementation of protected areas. The ocean’s storage of carbon and ability to regulate atmospheric carbon dioxide i

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Introduction: Language and Violence from the Black Death to COVID-19,ern men and women possibly have in common with Europeans who lived and died six hundred and fifty years ago? Perhaps more than we think given recent events. Like the bubonic plague that devastated Europe in the fourteenth century, COVID-19 appeared unexpectedly from the East (the Wuhan Province of C

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The Pardoner, the Prioress, and the Pandemic: Jews and Other Scapegoats in Fourteenth-Century Europths between 1348 and 1351. A maritime power, England was particularly badly hit with almost half of the population succumbing to the bubonic plague. In works by Guillaume de Machaut, Geoffrey Chaucer and other less well-known texts from central Europe written in Latin, German and Czech, Jews feature

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Death and the Maiden: Mourning and Melancholy in , and the Late Medieval European Elegy,tings on loss occasioned by the Black Death. The anonymous Middle English elegy . (ca. 1400) is a mourner’s attempt to come to terms with God’s will when confronted with the suffering and death of an innocent child. The debate between the mourning Dreamer and the pearl maiden seeks to reconcile the