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Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems: Opportunities and Constraints for Studying the Function of Biodiversheir efforts have resulted in the domestication of livestock, the development of high-yield cereal grains, and the establishment of important cultivation techniques. The relatively benign winter-rainfall climate of post-Pleistocene times, and the rich diversity of terrestrial and marine biota, were both important factors in human social evolution.

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Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function in the Mediterranean Basin: Human and Non-Human Determinants,ed in many recent books and papers (e.g. Wilson 1988, 1992), and the predicted consequences of such a precipitous decline of diversity for the planet, and for humans, is much debated at present (Schulze and Mooney 1993).

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Function of Biodiversity in the Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems of Southwestern Australia,ities have affected these patterns. We discuss the ecosystem role of diversity in southwest Australian MTEs by presenting a number of topics and case studies which highlight some of the difficulties involved in interpreting the available information. Finally, further areas of research on the topic are discussed.

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Special Considerations of Adherence in Older Adults,ditions. Nearly half of all adults aged 65 or older take five or more medications regularly; however, adherence to chronic pharmacological therapies is often poor [1]. Overall, 40% of older Medicare beneficiaries reported one or more forms of medication non-adherence in the previous year [1]. Older

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0302-9743 erlands, in September 2019.. The 41 research?papers and 50 demo and poster papers presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 149 submissions.?. The contributions reflect the debate around the role of and challenges for cutting-edge 21st century meaningful technologies and adv