Titlebook: Ecology of Highlands; M. S. Mani,L. E. Giddings Book 1980 Dr. W. Junk bv Publishers, The Hague 1980 biology.ecology.ecosystem.environment.

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For the future,biology, most studies have been motivated by the personal, academic interest of individual researchers. Indeed, the motivations of the three authors of this book have been quite diverse, ranging from a purely academic interest in highlands entomology, to the more practical problems of medicine and laboratory operations in the inhabited highlands.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-87410-0 operating at high altitude on the Himalaya. Quite contrary to the prevailing belief of those days, early experience of mountaineering on the Himalaya showed that the performance of the mountaineers, is fairly satisfactory up to an elevation of about 6900 m. Above this altitude was observed rapid an

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Book 1980 recent advances. Many years‘ experience of teaching and research in the University of Sucre (3400 m) and studies at Potosi (4000 m), La Paz and Chacaltaya (5000 m) in Bolivia by the second author (LEG) cover problems in physical chemistry, meteorology, engineer­ ing and other physical aspects of hi

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Man in highland ecosystem: effects of exposure to high altitude, operating at high altitude on the Himalaya. Quite contrary to the prevailing belief of those days, early experience of mountaineering on the Himalaya showed that the performance of the mountaineers, is fairly satisfactory up to an elevation of about 6900 m. Above this altitude was observed rapid an

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Introduction, of high altitude is associated with atmospheric cold and aridity, deficiency of oxygen and carbon dioxide, intense insolation and rapid radiation, high ultraviolet and other effects as chain reactions. These effects become significant and the general environment, vegetation and animal life become m

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The physical environment of the highlands,sure and temperature. Both are much lower than in adjacent lowlands, and the pressure of the atmosphere is probably near the long-term low limit for the survival of men. Other factors also contribute to the inhospitability of the highlands, but they are mostly secondary results of the low temperatur

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Psychrometry,e use of this instrument in the highlands has traditionally been hindered by one problem above all others: the lack of psychrometric tables for atmospheric pressures corresponding to high surface altitudes (1,2).