azw3, epub |eng | 2020-04-13 | Author:Lulu Miller [Miller, Lulu]

* * * The word was coined back in 1883 by a British scientist named Francis Galton, a famous polymath in his own right, who also happened to be the ...

epub |eng | 2020-04-14 | Author:Lulu Miller

* * * The word was coined back in 1883 by a British scientist named Francis Galton, a famous polymath in his own right, who also happened to be the ...

epub |eng | | Author:Aad C. Smaal & Joao G. Ferreira & Jon Grant & Jens K. Petersen & Øivind Strand

14.4.3 Integrated Assessment These studies show that the effects of different mussel culture activities vary; seed fisheries on wild beds may have a direct negative impact on biodiversity (short term), ...

epub |eng | | Author:Steven Adolf

References 170. Mitsubishi Corporation (2008) Mitsubishi corporation Atlantic bluefin tuna sourcing policy (updated November 2008) 127. Hamilton A, Lewis A, McCoy M et al (2011) Market and industry dynamics in ...

epub, pdf |eng | | Author:José Luis Cort & Pablo Abaunza

5.1.3.3 Session 3: Tuna Traps as a Reliable Scientific Observatory for Bluefin Tuna Stocks Six presentations were given during this session. They presented results of scientific value obtained from a ...

epub |eng | | Author:Louise Egerton

Australia’s only resident swift is the diminutive Australian Swiftlet (11cm/4in) of north-eastern Queensland. It breeds through the Wet in large colonies in caves, navigating in the pitch dark by echolocation ...

epub |eng | | Author:Elizabeth Hennessy

Figure 6.1 José Villa, one of the first two guards of the Galápagos National Park Service, marks a tortoise on Pinzón, late 1960s. Photo taken by Miguel Castro. (Used with ...

epub |eng | 2005-01-15 | Author:Thomson, Keith; [Thomson, Keith;]

Chapter 6 Bringing fossils to life Palaeontology is rarely a glamorous saga of digging up whole skeletons or entire communities preserved intact in a nice soft rock; most often it ...

epub |eng | | Author:Jonathan Balcombe

Dubious Dealings Mucus nipping? Jolts? This is where the cleaner-client symbiosis gets more complicated, even Machiavellian. The cleaner-client symbiosis may seem neat and tidy—where everybody gains, and politeness and consideration ...

epub |eng | | Author:Richard Ellis

In other words, we’re all in this together: parrots, houseflies, killer whales, spiders, hippos, cassowaries, corals, crabs, dugongs, dingos, flamingos, anacondas, ants, bees, beagles, beetles, beavers, leopards, iguanas, ducks, platypuses, ...

mobi, epub |eng | 2006-05-29 | Author:Casey, Susan [Casey, Susan]

AN HOUR LATER, PETER, KEVIN, AND I BOARDED JUST IMAGINE, TYING the whaler alongside. I realized immediately that it was even harder to climb between pitching boats of wildly varying ...

epub |eng | | Author:Harry W. Greene

Philippine Negritos with freshly killed reticulated python, twenty-three feet long and twenty-six inches in circumference, at the headwaters of the Koso River in the Sierra Madre, Aurora Province, Luzon, June ...

epub, azw3 |eng | 2014-01-24 | Author:Anthony J. Martin [Martin, Anthony J.]

Was it from rocks of the same age as dinosaurs (Late Triassic through Late Cretaceous)? Did it come from rocks formed in a continental environment, such as a former soil, ...

epub, mobi |eng | 2014-04-09 | Author:Palumbi, Stephen R., Palumbi, Anthony R. [R. Palumbi, Stephen and R. Palumbi, Anthony]

Corals, warmth, and death Picture a secluded stretch of Samoan coast. Classic palm trees break up the sandy beach’s blinding white, and behind them loom craggy volcanic hills. Warm, placid ...