Titlebook: Neuroanatomy; Walle J. H. Nauta Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 brain.central nervous system.cortex.nervous system

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W. J. H. Nauta,Lloyd F. Ryanc activities and can only rarely be observed today in the wild with strong implications for the development of the shoreline ecosystems in the future. On coastal peatlands long-term anthropo-zoogenic influence lead to the development of an alternative ecosystem. While under natural conditions plant

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W. J. H. Nauta,P. A. Gygaxtains higher ecosystem production. However, in lakes, it has been shown that high eutrophic systems had lower total production than non-eutrophic ones, a concept known as “the paradox of enrichment”. Here, we used ecological network analyses on carbon flow networks to compare the functioning and str

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e Continental welfare states. The four countries share some characteristics, such as similar structures of social and economic development, the relative inefficiency of the social protection systems and some comparable social and family structures. Despite these similarities, we argue that two clust

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Walle J. H. Nauta and north Amazonia. At the same time, the savanna vegetation reached its maximum extension. The trade winds were more intense and dry than today. Beginning at about 14 000 yr BP, the sedimentation in the alluvial belts was influenced by the deglaciation. Probably this sedimentation phase culminated

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and north Amazonia. At the same time, the savanna vegetation reached its maximum extension. The trade winds were more intense and dry than today. Beginning at about 14 000 yr BP, the sedimentation in the alluvial belts was influenced by the deglaciation. Probably this sedimentation phase culminated

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William R. Mehler,Martin E. Feferman,Walle J. H. Nautaconnection with ice–cores from Antarctica, should be used to understand the patterns of long–term atmospheric circulation at higher latitudes. (3) Although the influence of El Ni?o–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is not exclusive to the Southern Hemisphere, there is an increasing level of confidence of