Titlebook: Kommentar K?rperschaftsteuer KStG; Kommentar Arne Schnitger, LL.M.,Oliver Fehrenbacher Book 20121st edition Gabler Verlag | Springer Fachme

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Arne Schnitger,Oliver Fehrenbacherl Ecology and Oceanography of Harmful Algal Blooms (GEOHAB). Progress in addressing eight key questions identified as a requirement for advancing our understanding of the ecology and oceanography of HABs in upwelling systems is reviewed. The considerable diversity of HAB species found in upwelling s

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Arne Schnitger,Oliver Fehrenbacherehaviours of their life cycle stages enable them to thrive in diverse marine environments. Planktonic blooms of these species are associated with a range of negative impacts including fisheries closures and animal die-offs. As a result, their bloom dynamics have been studied extensively, illustratin

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Arne Schnitger,Oliver Fehrenbacherehaviours of their life cycle stages enable them to thrive in diverse marine environments. Planktonic blooms of these species are associated with a range of negative impacts including fisheries closures and animal die-offs. As a result, their bloom dynamics have been studied extensively, illustratin

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Arne Schnitger,Oliver Fehrenbachernds in Britain and North America. Exploitation was led by British Cayman Islanders, and the indigenous population (the Miskito people) also used the turtles as a food resource, as documented by the cultural geographer Bernard Nietschmann in the 1970s. In 1977, when Nicaragua ratified CITES (Conventi

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Arne Schnitger,Oliver Fehrenbachernds in Britain and North America. Exploitation was led by British Cayman Islanders, and the indigenous population (the Miskito people) also used the turtles as a food resource, as documented by the cultural geographer Bernard Nietschmann in the 1970s. In 1977, when Nicaragua ratified CITES (Conventi

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Arne Schnitger,Oliver Fehrenbacherl ecology approach, which has been used by archeologists in Amazonia, helps us to better interpret the human and natural components of the environment. For that reason, historical ecology is at the heart of the ongoing debate about the degree to which pre-Columbian inhabitants transformed Amazonian

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Arne Schnitger,Oliver Fehrenbacherrgy resources of coal followed by hydro carbons and their later transformation into electricity. The development of concerned new energy technologies converged upon newly emerging technology of transport and communication which had radically transformed human society by reducing spatial distance and