Titlebook: A Monograph of the Fontinalaceae; Winona H. Welch Book 1960 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1960 biology.botany.plant science

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Brachelyma,s killed in Galicia in May 1915 and left a bereaved family to act according to his wishes. His request that his parents should not visibly demonstrate their grief suggests that a stable environment and shared ideal of sacrifice within the family were important to him. The letter also clearly communi

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Fossil Species, particular, continue to choose Protestant evangelicalism. That is, Paglia, a radical liberal feminist, believes the very austerity of religion is part of what drives many women to current expressions of evangelical Christianity. Because of the continual and rising popularity of evangelical Christia

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Excluded and Uncertain Species,oss over into the real world, marking cultural anxieties about the ubiquity of media technology and its influence on us. In both . and ., the technological demon seems to have originated in an already antiquated form of image technology: the VHS tape and the Super 8 film.

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Table showing Distribution of Species,eriences of which have informed much of the democratization literature. In each section, I consider the gendered dimensions of broader historical legacies so as to map the factors that have facilitated or constrained initiatives to advance gender-related policies and women’s representation post-tran

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Aspects of British History and Policyng; perichaetium subcylindrical to cylindrical, 0.5–1.25 mm in diameter, brownish green or brownish yellow; perichaetial leaves ovate-lanceolate, elliptic-lanceolate, or linear-lanceolate, apices long acuminate or acute, usually entire, occasionally serrulate; calyptra dimidiate, long conical, acumi