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R. Connelly her house at Leicester … and thus I am a Teague, or an Irishman, or what people please, although the best part of my life was in England” (. 4: 229). The author of . was born November 30, 1667, in Hoey’s Court, a street in a fashionable part of Dublin. Six months earlier, his father, also named Jon

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Timothy F. Havel her house at Leicester … and thus I am a Teague, or an Irishman, or what people please, although the best part of my life was in England” (. 4: 229). The author of . was born November 30, 1667, in Hoey’s Court, a street in a fashionable part of Dublin. Six months earlier, his father, also named Jon

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Cristian F. Moukarzel,Phillip M. Duxburywrites. Of all the acquisitions made by mankind in its development none is more wonderful, more curious, more deeply formative of consciousness and yet more likely to be taken for granted than language and the elaborate communicative forms, conventions, techniques and artefacts into which it has evo

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Cristian F. Moukarzelal heterogeneities in an otherwise continuous distribution, such as the occurrence of earthworms in a field. Whichever form it takes, patchiness in food resources has important consequences for the foraging strategies we should expect predators to adopt (e.g. Pyke .. 1977, Krebs 1978, 1979, Krebs an

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P. Chandra,L. B. Ioffethese remain essentially top-down views of the surface and cannot adequately capture the micro-morphological features (soil pipes, hollows, earth pillars and rills) which form along the gully flanks and walls. For imaging these, thus, a ground-based, horizontal looking sensor is required, with furth