Titlebook: Lakes of the World with Google Earth; Understanding our En Anja M. Scheffers,Dieter H. Kelletat Book 2016 Springer International Publishing

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Anja M. Scheffers,Dieter H. Kelletatm, not a justification for the status quo, and not incompatible with sociocultural or cognitive analyses. What it is, instead, is a set of ideas that have proved quite useful in generating novel hypotheses, and parsimoniously connecting findings from very different domains ranging from mate choice a

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ciology, focusing on social collectives and social institutions, come together in social psychology to explore the interface between the two fields. Social Psychology is the study of how both intra-individual factors and social interaction influence and are influenced by individual behavior. The cor

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Introduction: General Approach, and a Short Look at the Diversity of Lakes,idden under the surface as groundwater, in the lithosphere, the biosphere or the atmosphere, a larger part of all continental water is transformed into snow and glacier ice, and only a small part can be found in rivers and lastly in lakes, which is the focus of this book. The number of lakes exceedi

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