Titlebook: Vertebrate Conservation and Biodiversity; David L. Hawksworth,Alan T. Bull Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 Animal ecol

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Amyot Kofoky,Daudet Andriafidison,Fanja Ratrimomanarivo,H. Julie Razafimanahaka,Daniel Rakotondravon invasion of England in 1066 was the last invasion of Britain. It brought the first real British involvement in Europe. We had, of course, been influenced heavily by the Romans but reverse British influence towards the European mainland really began when the French kings of England, following the Co

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Adán Oliveras de Ita,Héctor Gómez de Silvaom a common Anglo-French front, with policies co-ordinated beforehand and implemented together. In Britain, the recognition of the need to win France over to any attempt to open talks with Germany was beginning to wear thin but for the moment it held true. For France, the refusal to act without her

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Claudia Soares,José Carlos Britoticized not only on the grounds of general ineffectiveness, incompetence and waste1 but also for its supposed political bias. In this last respect, the SOE has been vigorously attacked from both right and left. In a review of Julian Amery’s . (London, 1973), Hugh Fraser has written that ‘at the best

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Fu-Min Lei,Guo-An Wei,Hong-Feng Zhao,Zuo-Hua Yin,Jian-Li LuGaelic League by a Hedge Schoolmaster’, the letter criticized the ‘senile and slobbering … doctrine of the Gaelic League’,. which not merely denied the Irish their place within Europe (for fear of being branded ‘English’) but, more deleterious still, suppressed the Irish imagination. Not satisfied w

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Responses of plant and bird communities to prescribed burning in tallgrass prairies,and ring-necked pheasant (.), which showed time-delayed increases in density on burned sites. Analyses of species/area relationships indicated that, collectively, many small sites did make significant contributions to plant biodiversity at landscape levels, supporting the overall conservation value

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,Monitoring mammals in the Caxiuanã National Forest, Brazil – First results from the Tropical Ecologonths were most suitable for long-term monitoring. Fifteen species of medium and large terrestrial mammals and two large birds were recorded, including three xenarthrans, five carnivores, one perissodactyle, three artiodactyles, two rodents, and one marsupial. The medium and large terrestrial mammal