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Hans Assmus,Gregor Antoniadisollars worn in Hokkaido and discussed the movement pattern of deer throughout Hokkaido. The area with the longest seasonal migration distance was the Kushiro wetland (Takkobu area), which was 39.7 ± 23.3 (average ± .) km. Further eastern areas such as Hamanaka (28.0 ± 17.8 km) and Hashirikotan area
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Hans Assmus,Gregor Antoniadisstory, and political aspirations.Contributes to understandin.This volume describes Sikhism, the youngest member of the Indic religious traditions. It looks at the striking features of this tradition and describes its birth in the fifteenth century and its continual evolution between the sixteenth an
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Hans Assmus,Gregor Antoniadises its birth in the fifteenth century and its continual evolution between the sixteenth and late twentieth centuries into an independent formation often described as the “world’s fifth largest religion”. The volume explains how Sikhism arose at a time of religious and political ferment, a fact which
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Hans Assmus,Gregor Antoniadises its birth in the fifteenth century and its continual evolution between the sixteenth and late twentieth centuries into an independent formation often described as the “world’s fifth largest religion”. The volume explains how Sikhism arose at a time of religious and political ferment, a fact which
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Hans Assmus,Gregor Antoniadisstory, and political aspirations.Contributes to understandin.This volume describes Sikhism, the youngest member of the Indic religious traditions. It looks at the striking features of this tradition and describes its birth in the fifteenth century and its continual evolution between the sixteenth an