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JUTTA SCHICKORE,FRIEDRICH STEINLEd obstacles to achieving sustainable development goals. A more truly transdisciplinary and multicultural approach that cross-pollinates science, the humanities and the arts may be our best hope for tackling the urgent challenges we face.

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Macroscopic Anatomy of Esophagus For this, the author needed a time machine that allows assess the ecological situation in these mountains hundreds of years from now. To achieve this, he takes a voyage back in time in one of two ways. The first option is to truly travel back in time by analyzing historical data that may have hidde

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-92093-1e waters. It discusses the amazing adaptations of aquatic invertebrates, fish, frogs and other mountain organisms and describes observational and experimental studies that have tried to decipher the respective role of physical factors such as water temperature, oxygen and turbidity on their survival

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Nico Pagano,Raffaele Manta,Giuseppe Gallorodge in ways that speak to the public. The author argues that modern scholars have much to learn from the past naturalists who were excellent storytellers. Although this aspect lies outside of ‘hard’ science, natural science is also based on the senses, on perception, on emotions that have the potent

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JUTTA SCHICKORE,FRIEDRICH STEINLEd obstacles to achieving sustainable development goals. A more truly transdisciplinary and multicultural approach that cross-pollinates science, the humanities and the arts may be our best hope for tackling the urgent challenges we face.

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