Titlebook: A Functional Biology of Parasitism; Ecological and evolu Gerald W. Esch,Jacqueline C. Fernández Book 1993 Gerald W. Esch and Jacqueline C.

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Evolutionary aspects,rk Longitudinal Study, for example, (Thomas, Chess, Birch, Hertzig, & Korn, 1963; Thomas, Chess, & Birch, 1968; Thomas & Chess, 1977) parent reports in the form of interviews were used and were found to be reliable, and to relate in meaningful ways to a variety of outcomes. Building on this work and

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Back Matter then, my starting point is the experience I gained during an investigation of the connection between society and religion in the inlands of West Timor (Indonesia). While investigating the relation between myth and social-political structure, the following phenomena struck me. In the first place, I

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Schmerzausschaltung durch Chordotomie when the connection between cysticerci and adult taeniid cestodes was identified by Dujardin in 1845, and when the life cycle of the canine tapeworm, ., was experimentally completed by Kuchenmeister in 1852. These discoveries were matched, if not exceeded, later in the century by Manson who describ

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Aktuelle Probleme der Neuropsychiatrietrategy for local transmission as well as dispersal. Among those parasites with a residual component in their life cycle, many have larval stages that can remain in a habitat long after the definitive host has deposited the parasite’s propagules and disappeared from the scene. On the other hand, not

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Neurale Grundlagen des Schmerzes community consists of all the infracommunities of a species within a given ecosystem, while a . community is composed of all the component communities within the same ecosystem. A discussion of these community concepts has been combined in this chapter for two reasons. First, it was a matter of con

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93082-9species and larger taxonomic groups’. These patterns of distribution consistently have been shown to be non-random and require explanations in terms of process(es), after which the events that led to the present distributions can be reconstructed. Biogeographical studies necessitate a significant am

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Aktuelle Probleme der Neuropsychiatrieuency may be reflected in individual organisms through readily apparent morphological, behavioural, or physiological alterations, or sometimes via subtle factors that are not always easy to evaluate; in other cases, genetic change may not be apparent at all. It must be reiterated that unless these c

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Psychologische Aspekte der Sucht In the latter case, the prevalence of disease-producing parasites, especially in Third World countries, continues to rise. This is despite the fact that many of these diseases are not only preventable, most are treatable. It appears that an unfortunate combination of public and private ignorance an