| Titre : | AMBIO 35(3) - MAY 2006 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
Dépouillements
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Arnobio Cavalcante, Auteur ;
Istvan Major, Auteur
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Natalie Bourbonnais-Spear, Auteur ;
Jocelyn Poissant, Auteur ;
Victor Cal, Auteur ;
John Thor Arnason, Auteur
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Ma Yonghuan, Auteur ;
Fan Shengyue, Auteur
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A. J. T. Johnsingh, Auteur
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Michael E. Q. Pilson, Auteur
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Alex Chepstow-Lusty, Auteur ;
Mark Winfield, Auteur ;
Janette Wallis, Auteur ;
Anthony Collins, Auteur
Miombo woodlands and associated habitats provide a vital resource for both humans and chimpanzees in western Tanzania. A baseline survey was conducted to determine the perceived relative value of different woody species to local people in the si[...]
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Steven N. Cuadra, Auteur ;
Linda Linderholm, Auteur ;
Maria Athanasiadou, Auteur ;
Kristina Jakobsson, Auteur
The aim of this study was to assess persistent organochlorine pollutant (POP) levels in serum collected from children (11-15 years old) working and sometimes also living at the municipal waste-disposal site in Managua, located at the shore of La[...]
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Ruth Grant, Auteur ;
Kurt Nielsen, Auteur ;
Jesper Waagepetersen, Auteur
An evaluation in December 2003 of the Danish National Action Plan for the Aquatic Environment 11 showed that nitrogen leaching from farmland had declined to almost half the amount of that in 1989. This can be ascribed to successful implementatio[...]
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Henry Vallius, Auteur
The Gulf of Finland is regularly affected by inflows of anoxic deep-water masses from the northern Baltic proper. These dense water masses advance over large areas with a decline of benthic life in affected areas as a result. Such events have be[...]
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Oliver Krone, Auteur ;
Torsten Stiernberg, Auteur ;
Norbert Kenntner, Auteur ;
Frieda Tataruch, Auteur ;
Juhani Koivusaari, Auteur ;
Ismo Nuuja, Auteur
Eleven white-tailed sea eagles (WSEs) (Haliaeetus albicilla) collected in Finland between 1994 and 2001 were examined for their causes of death, including analyses of ubiquitous environmental contaminants and parasites. Four WSEs died due to ele[...]
