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Arguments Against the Existence of God,the environment, especially in highly changing paralic environments (e.g., Hayward and Hollis, 1994), and some species are sensitive to specific environmental parameters. Test morphology may also be related to environmental characteristics and is sometimes used as a bioindicator. The size and the de

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A Primer for Undergraduate Researcho occur in brackish water (<5%) environments (Todd and Br?nniman, 1957; Haman, 1982; Hayward ..1996). Arcellacean distributional studies have been carried out over the past 150 years, mainly in lakes from Europe and North America (see references in Ogden and Hedley, 1980; Tolonen, 1986).

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Brownian Motion: Basic Concepts,iables and to characterize the trajectories of aquatic ecosystems accurately. Unfortunately, historical water quality data are often lacking, and so environmental monitoring programs must either continue for many years before meaningful trends can be inferred or else indirect proxy techniques, such

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Within and Without: Systems and Surroundingsrds with an estuarine circulation pattern, where surface or transitional lowdensity water extends down to sill depth and thereby inhibits frequent renewals of the denser deep basin water. The oxygen regimes in such fjords are very sensitive to increased fluxes of organic carbon whether due to natura

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