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. Ryann which anthropogenic alterations act. The chapter starts off with some details on the geological formation of these coasts that build the geomorphological template on which ecosystems have established. Since this region has been covered by ice during the last glaciation, all landscapes and, thus, a

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W. J. H. Nauta,P. A. Gygax Baltic Sea, eutrophication, defined as increased nitrogen discharge in coastal waters, is one of the main ecosystem threats. A change in the ratios between the different nutrient, e.g. nitrogen and phosphate, influences the communities of primary producers at the base of the food web, as different

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cs of the ‘state-corporatist’ welfare model. As mentioned in Chapter 1, this type of welfare state is a ‘distribution state’, mainly financed by the contributions of employers and employees in work-based insurance schemes and characterised by social transfers in cash, related to earnings; the entitl

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W. J. H. Nautaece, stand out as member states of the European Union who have serious labour market problems. Unemployment reached unprecedented heights in the 1980s and 1990s. Spain had the highest unemployment rate, hitting the 24 per cent mark in 1994. Greece, Italy and Portugal reached 7.3 per cent, 9.6 per ce

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Joseph V. Brady,Walle J. H. Nauta and Cenozoic times. Being mostly benthonic, they have a large variety of life habits which should be taken into account, particularly in detailed paleobiogeographic studies. We will analyze marine bivalve distribution in the Southern Hemisphere during several successive time slices within the Trias

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review of multidisciplinary data (geology, palynology, vertebrate paleontology) permits one to obtain some palaeoenvironmental pictures. The best information that we have about Pleistocene chronology, paleoecology and geology is related to the time before 24 000 yr BP, possibly corresponding to the

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Walle J. H. Nautareview of multidisciplinary data (geology, palynology, vertebrate paleontology) permits one to obtain some palaeoenvironmental pictures. The best information that we have about Pleistocene chronology, paleoecology and geology is related to the time before 24 000 yr BP, possibly corresponding to the