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Richard F. Kay,Blythe A. Williams,Federico Anayaormation technology to enrich services and enhance residents’ quality of life. Citizen involvement, whether of a political or non-political nature, plays a vital role in the concept of intelligent cities, enabling citizens to contribute their expertise and tackle societal and urban challenges. This

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William L. Jungers,Laurie R. Godfrey,Elwyn L. Simons,Roshna E. Wunderlich,Brian G. Richmond,Prithijifostering industrial development, promoting economic growth, expanding human development capacity, and improving livelihoods. Within this context, traffic management systems play a vital role in the smart city concept and sustainable planning efforts. As urban populations and mobility continue to su

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Dental Ontogeny and Life-History Strategies: The Case of the Giant Extinct Indroids of Madagascar,scar. The specimens appeared, at first glance, to belong to adults; all of the permanent teeth were fully erupted. But the jaws were little more than two-thirds the size of those of adult . from the same localities. They did not appear to belong to a new and smaller species of . because the teeth were identical in size and morphology to those of .