Anyway, open access journal BMC Ecology released their fifth annual winning ecology images and they're seriously fantastic.
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They should teach ecology in school, they could teach how ecology impacts our social, economic, political and institutional systems.
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He compared China's "political ecology" to environmental ecology, saying that once they are polluted "a great price must be paid to recover them".
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This field of research, shipwreck microbial ecology, is a niche area of study that spans archaeology, biology, ecology and marine science, she said.
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Dr. Oded Berger-Tal Editor of 'Conservation Behavior: Applying Behavioral Ecology to Wildlife Conservation and Management,' Professor of desert ecology at Ben-Gurion University of the NegevWell, no.
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Their paper was published today in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology - Dmitry Kobylkin, 46.
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She graduated magna cum laude from Duke, received a master's degree in ecology from the University of North Carolina, and received her doctoral degree in ecology and evolutionary biology from Columbia University.
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While there are other historical ecology projects — including the Welikia Project, which reconstructed the original ecology of New York's five boroughs — none have served on-the-ground restoration the way this one has.
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Merging it with his expertise in physics, he was able to apply a precision to plant ecology that had been lacking in his father's approach, leading him into a new science, biophysical ecology.
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Exhibiting art often stimulates an entire ecology of knowledge production.
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He will be replaced by Ecology Minister Francois de Rugy.
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You can read more about the photos on BMC Ecology.
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The Cornell Heights Residential Club is now called Ecology House.
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Where did you get your love of studying marine ecology?
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His research has primarily focused on desertification of Xinjiang ecology.
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By the 1960s, our understanding of ecology had drastically changed.
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The researchers' findings have been published in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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They just published their findings in the journal Behavioral Ecology.
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Conservationists are appalled that a rare ecology has been destroyed.
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The research was published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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The first gallery focuses on the diverse ecology of Guam.
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It's possible to balance diversity with legibility, ecology with aesthetics.
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Lagarde has understood, that economics and ecology must go together.
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The findings published Friday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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Their findings were published today in Nature Evolution and Ecology.
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Including graduate school, he's spent a decade studying microbial ecology.
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To that end, it's response should be to reevaluate its own nuclear ecology and reconstitute that ecology for 21st-century competition, keeping the private sector in the lead with appropriate support from the public sector.
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This assessment covers everything from oceanography to ornithology and marine ecology.
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The study was published online in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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Here she's at work on a new graphic about fire ecology.
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Here she's at work on a new graphic about fire ecology.
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She is also accredited in fields like green energy and ecology.
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These fireflies are distinctive in both their behavior and their ecology.
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We also need to develop an appreciation of the orbital ecology.
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They start controlled fires to mimic the ecology of the past.
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Once you study ecology, your whole perception of the world changes.
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He published his results Tuesday in The Journal of Urban Ecology.
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"You've got to understand the dynamics of invasion ecology," he said.
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Ecology International, a D.C.-based nonprofit organization that works on access
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They reported their findings Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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But behavioral ecology theory, and our recent data, suggest the opposite.
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He put "the species" at the center of ecology and conservation.
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Their research was published Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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Much of this ecology has only recently been discovered or understood.
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Alex, who shot video for the project, is fascinated by ecology.
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It had a similar climate and ecology but no increased hunting.
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It's part of the natural ecology of the forest, he said.
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"That's the million-dollar question in microbial ecology," Dr. Hamdan said.
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The information ecology, however, doesn't give a shit about anyone's intentions.
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The Art of Ecology highly commended: "Green life" by Veronica Nava
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Their findings are published in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution.
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The only thing Trump could do to improve ecology is become mulch.
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Agro-ecology is particularly valuable in years when disaster strikes the island.
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The results of this study were published today in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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"We know so little about the ecology of these systems," said Rabosky.
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The Ministry of Environment and Ecology was not immediately available for comment.
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In Ukraine, the health, agriculture and ecology ministries did not immediately respond.
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"It's become clear that what we eat affects gut ecology," Katz said.
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It's the ecology that we have to get on the side of.
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Citizen science projects on urban ecology and evolution are springing up everywhere.
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Dr. Gates published six books, including the definitive "Biophysical Ecology" in 1980.
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Next, I was able to get RATTLE, LIFE BUOY, OBSTACLE and ECOLOGY.
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Some villagers seek to protect their local ecology through revived temple communities.
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"Identity politics has really become the ecology you're operating in," he said.
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"We're interested in the ecology of all the corals," Dr. Asner said.
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Disasters are a useful part of the cultural ecology, like controlled burns.
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"Lovely result, very solid score," insisted Emmanuelle Wargon, a junior ecology minister.
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The study was published Monday in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution.
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Their study was published Monday in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution.
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In the far north, studying caribou population ecology is anything but academic.
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That and scientists are still trying to work out water bear ecology.
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"Absolutely not, if anything, we're encroaching on their ecology," she told 9News.
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The black leopard's sighting was published in the African Journal of Ecology.
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"It's another way to immerse our students in reef ecology," Pedley says.
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The Art of Ecology student winner: "Teeny tiny world" by Sanne Govaert
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The Art of Ecology highly commended: "Misty crater lake" by Tessa Driessen
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This is not ecological restoration, it's a hybrid of ecology and horticulture.
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Others were the Ecology Center, Healthy Babies Bright Futures and Safer States.
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The framework guiding this WIRED series—information ecology—leans into these complications.
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The paper was published Monday in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution.
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That media ecology ran parallel to mainstream media for many, many decades.
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There was a reference, in the subtitles, to the ecology of unemployment.
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In such an ecology, the only possible intensifier is a curse word.
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Ecology in Action category winner: "The Rhino's Annual Haircut" by Molly Penny
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Ecology in Action student winner: "Capturing tundra vegetation change" by Gergana Daskalova
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Sergey Ivanov: Presidential Special Representative for the Environment, Ecology, and Transport 9523.
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The ecology of unemployment, Ross said on TV, in French, with subtitles.
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According to Eric Post, an ecology professor at the University of California, Davis and the paper's lead author, transformations in the Arctic are happening so rapidly that they are discernible to researchers who have studied its ecology for decades.
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"Climate and melt models that ignore the ecology of microbial radiative forcing," i.e.
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However, the field of urban ecology bears much broader implications in the future.
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He also received a Ph.D. in ecology, evolution and environmental biology from Columbia.
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This year's edition of GOS also coincides with the ecology-themed Go Green!
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"I wondered what that noise was," Brune Poirson, junior minister for ecology, said.
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Maurer was a senior at Tulane, where she studied ecology and evolutionary biology.
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To Native Hawaiians, Mauna Kea's ecology is a manifestation of its sacred significance.
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She participated in ecology club, French club and Students Against Destructive Decisions. E!
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Christopher Turbill is a senior lecturer in animal ecology at Western Sydney University.
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Maia Bellon, director of the Washington Department of Ecology, echoed the governor's call.
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Nearby, I began to see the mess of ecology and conservation in action.
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I don't think it's a story of ecology in terms of autonomous driving.
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The researchers published their findings in the African Journal of Ecology in January.
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Every design element, they said, "recalls" something from native ecology and local history.
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They reflect the web of life—or death—that scientists know as ecology.
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I think he turned ecology from quantitative natural history into a modern science.
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Global warming is altering the ecology of the Arctic on a vast scale.
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The British Ecological Society, the world's oldest ecology organization, was founded in 1913.
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My work thinks through the relationship between Blackness, trans/gressive subjectivities, and ecology.
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Dr. Hanson is an ecologist whose research focuses on forest and fire ecology.
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Brazil is already dealing with the likelihood of permanent changes to its ecology.
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The Art of Ecology highly commended: "Movement or not" by Roberto García Roa
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He and others detailed the case last week in the ecology journal Ecosphere.
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A pair of forestry and ecology professors write against two congressional wildfire bills.
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Scientists published the research Wednesday in the journal Methods in Ecology and Evolution.
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A paper just published in Nature Ecology and Evolution offers a different approach.
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For instance, his view on ecology, it seems to me, is absolutely terrible.
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Additional plantings could mark closed graves, helping restore the ecology of the island.
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For many, especially government officials, choosing agro-ecology wasn't a red-blooded Communist decision.
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This photo won Adam Rees the Student Prize in the Ecology and Society category.
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One answer comes from a paper published today in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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In the ecology of American higher education, there are many different relationships with religion.
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Rather, they were studying the ecology of scavengers in the Great Basin during winter.
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It was quite sobering, and a catastrophic event for the ecology of the canyon.
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The variety found on the North Island plays a vital role in bird ecology.
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He described the encounter in a paper published in Frontiers in Ecology last week.
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Second, a captured FBI will have broader effects on the ecology of oversight mechanisms.
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At stake is not just the ecology of the region—it's the people, too.
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Still, the eradication effort seemed extreme, like a grand experiment in whole system ecology.
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According to the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, the country's "cyber-ecology" needs serious rehabilitating.
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The campaign also comes amid increasingly dire reports of humankind's impact on global ecology.
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Their work is published this week in two papers in Nature Ecology and Evolution.
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I talked to Anthony Ricciardi, Professor of Invasion Ecology at McGill University, in Montreal.
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"Acqua alta has always been normal," said Lorenzo Bonometto, an expert on lagoon ecology.
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Yet despite its sense of tumult and discord, Morse's work evinces little ecology anxiety.
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This could signal problems for water quality, fisheries or other aspects of lake ecology.
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We must learn more about the ecology so that we may be its shepards.
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He has been studying white-footed mouse population ecology for the past 25 years.
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The Art of Ecology category winner: "For the love of flamingos" by Peter Hudson
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The effects of food production on the world's ecology deserve greater attention, she said.
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He demonstrates an enthusiasm for ecology and technology uncommon in people half his age.
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"People say, 'Good God, if this is ecology, this isn't so bad,'" he said.
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"People say, 'Good God, if this is ecology, this isn't so bad,'" he said.
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Zlochevsky had served as ecology minister under the pro-Russian government of Viktor Yanukovych .
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Australia's unique ecology and environment arguably make it quite the easy place to photograph.
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A degree in ecology and environmental protection followed in the city of Banja Luka.
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Washington-based non-profit Knowledge Ecology International (KEI) expressed concern over the USIBC submission.
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Ask Kate McGrew, a masters student in wildlife ecology at the University of Delaware.
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We all create a shared moral ecology through the daily decisions of our lives.
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"Women are clearly affected in different ways by war, and other social issues around violence, and have a very different experience of that than men do," said Annie Bird, director of the Rights and Ecology Program at the Center for Political Ecology.
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The geopolitical ecology of nations was primed for change, and it was incumbent upon America to take the lead and shape that ecology into a liberal world order based on the rule of law, cooperative security, free trade, human rights and multilateral institutions.
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"The scientific community in Australia is unified in knowing that climate change is a problem and will become a bigger problem," said James W. Porter, a professor of ecology at the University of Georgia, specializing in the biology and ecology of coral reefs.
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The findings were published online July 11 in the journal Frontiers in Evolution and Ecology .
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The fossils are detailed in a study published Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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They're "harmful on several levels, including human welfare, ecology, economics, and even geopolitics," he said.
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The new paper describing this previously unknown dinosaur was published today in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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Copperhead venom is not potent, according to the University of Georgia's Savannah River Ecology Laboratory.
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Many have grown aware of the link between food and ecology, health and animal welfare.
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Her podcast, Letters from Earth, is a poetic prose series about ecology and social justice.
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All the data were then combined to assess the ecology of Permian and Triassic therapsids.
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The whole open source software ecology is a miracle whose branches sprawl in every direction.
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The new data analysis helps bridge a big divide between the climate and ecology communities.
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We want people to operate in a certain decent cultural way within our overall ecology.
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Ecology is complex, even on tiny islands, and things don't always go according to plan.
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But a weird bat species can tell some of the history of New Zealand's ecology.
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The gathering brought together experts to discuss how principles of ecology might apply to cancer.
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Dr. Bernal, now an independent scientist, has long worked on palm taxonomy, ecology and conservation.
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The unique ecology of the pine barrens can sometimes give the habitat an otherworldly feel.
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They describe this idea in an opinion paper published in the journal FEMS Microbiology Ecology.
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These poems salvage a literary ecology from lost meadows, overgrown junkyards and hidden mountain springs.
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Pilfold and his colleagues published their findings last month in the African Journal of Ecology.
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"It's suicidal," said Chetan Agarwal, senior fellow at the Center for Ecology, Development and Research.
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When it comes to preserving future mushroom stocks, the ecology of the forest is key.
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Their study, published last month in The Ecology of Freshwater Fish, yielded some unexpected findings.
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I'm really concerned with the larger ecology of the art world, on a macroeconomic scale.
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Monitoring will continue, but with the ants seemingly gone, the area's ecology has already improved.
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The subject (abbreviated) of the Paris accord is ECOLogy (51A), which is a SCIence (49A).
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More than 20 years ago, he began teaching a class at Columbia called Medical Ecology.
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"As the saint of ecology and the environment, St Francis transcends all religions," said Enzo.
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The Global Justice Ecology Project and Campaign to Stop GE Trees are fighting ArborGen Inc.
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Thoreau laid the groundwork for a field that would come to be known as ecology.
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Munster studies virus ecology—how they live in different hosts and sometimes jump between species.
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A study detailing the new species was published Monday in the journal Ecology and Evolution.
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China's Ministry of the Environment and Ecology did not respond to a request for comment.
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In 2015, he ordered Washington's Department of Ecology to impose a cap on carbon emissions.
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Keep up with the Mediated Matter Group's continuing research into "Material Ecology" at their website.
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The pipeline's impingement on its storied ecology may be the Pine Barrens biggest challenge yet.
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Its 350 acres of green space will include a grasslands ecology park, trails, and sports fields.
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The findings of the project have been detailed in the journal Methods in Ecology and Evolution.
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Today, cichlids vary widely in form, behavior and ecology—thanks in large part to introgressive hybridization.
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Ivanov was appointed as Putin's special representative on questions of ecology and transport, the Kremlin said.
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Narrator: That's Maria Wojakowski, a biologist who's been studying turtle ecology for more than a decade.
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The explanation, I've concluded, has nothing to do with ecology and everything to do with politics.
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This suggests that any role genes do play in regulating the mouth's ecology fades with time.
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Zelda and Celine Dion and the Koch brothers are all mixed up in labor and ecology.
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The departments of Ecology, Natural Resources, and Agriculture would be responsible for additional plans and regulations.
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After all, the wildlife ecology major wanted to showcase her passion for animals — gators in particular.
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I walk through the Eco Park again and check out the museum dedicated to Malaysian ecology.
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New research published today in Nature Ecology & Evolution describes Suskityrannus hazelae, a species of tyrannosauroid dinosaur.
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This fortuitous photo is part of a larger project to study the ecology of the region.
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He was meeting with the junior minister for ecology, and other junior members of his government.
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Shoe-horning it into "physiology or medicine" seems bizarre, and excludes important fields such as ecology.
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The two events may be linked, according to a new study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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Without ecology, the genetic resurrection of extinct species could be little more than an interesting spectacle.
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Narrator: That's Maria Wojakowski, a biologist who's been studying turtle ecology for more than a decade.
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His environmental experience includes wetlands mapping, terrain assessments, forest stand analysis, coastal ecology and marine robotics.
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The writer is emeritus professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
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"This socio-religious tradition of feeding has created a vicious cycle," said ecology researcher Asmita Sengupta.
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Bubbling winged wearables, to use a material ecology term, look like muscle fibers or bacterial colonies.
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That means they don't undergo decay, one of the most important and underappreciated functions in ecology.
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There are indeed high stakes, with the world economy, ecology and survival hanging in the balance.
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I live inside a vast ecology of unknowable connections, surrounded by people I cannot fully understand.
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More than half were in the Amazon region, spelling disaster for the local environment and ecology.
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Their findings were published in two separate papers on Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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In the report, published in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, the authors first present some background.
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It teaches kids about zoology and ecology with games, adventures, and parties and online social elements.
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Aside from revitalizing the soil, regenerative agriculture seeks to strengthen the natural ecology of a farm.
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A few artists and eccentrics fought to preserve the ecology of the place and sometimes succeeded.
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The lynch pin in the ecology of the African savanna walks on the tightrope of survival.
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I walk through the Eco Park again and check out the museum dedicated to Malaysian ecology.
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The concept of vertical farming came from a class he taught in medical ecology, he said.
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ECOTAGE is a portmanteau of ECOlogy and saboTAGE, and are acts of extremism by eco-terrorists.
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But Washington's Department of Ecology rejected the application to build on the Columbia River last year.
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The platform is described in a paper published on Tuesday in Methods in Ecology and Evolution.
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His environmental experience includes wetlands mapping, terrain assessments, forest stand analysis, coastal ecology, and marine robotics.
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Gardeners, botanists and ecology professors were quizzed on whether the tree would make it to Christmas.
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The arid west has a different bat ecology than the more humid regions of the East.
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" To understand what agro-ecology is, it helps first to understand why today's agriculture is called "industrial.
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Environmentalists say too little is known about the impact of the new route on the Arctic's ecology.
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Greg Asner is a professor at the Department of Global Ecology at the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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Local people now understand that "their economic condition is directly linked to sustainable ecology management", Jayachandran said.
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Those tutorials lead to many other interactive explainers about psychology, ecology, economy, journalism, philosophy, and much more.
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The company is implementing a massive program to improve the ecology of the city and its surroundings.
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Its 11 members are mostly young, dual-national entrepreneurs with backgrounds in art, media, finance and ecology.
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He was employed by Trump to produce an ecology report on the dune-straddling course at Menie.
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By taking rats on ships to various islands, the rats then devastate the ecology of those islands.
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Let's try to imagine what the politics and economy and ecology of this world would really be.
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Neil Gemmell is a geneticist at the University of Otago whose lab focuses on ecology and conservation.
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The fossils, described today in two different studies in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution, look like spiders.
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IE projects aim to operate on their own economic basis while preserving or enhancing the local ecology.
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Stephen StearnsProfessor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Yale University We won't be adapting biologically, not for centuries.
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In general, tinkering with elemental cycles tends to have unanticipated outcomes that spell bad news for ecology.
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The Ministry of Ecology and Environment did not respond immediately to a request for comment on Thursday.
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It is a plan that tries to respect both the ecology and the economics of the region.
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The NPS funds a lot of research in key areas like ecology, biological diversity, and climate change.
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Coursework addresses ethical social engagement, ecology, and craft, and the pedagogy encompasses a mix of learning modalities.
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Of course, modern society puts a lot of effort into suppressing fire, but Australia's ecology hasn't changed.
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So we should really be looking at the bigger picture, which was ecology and the built environment.
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One of the first big revelations to me was when I started looking into their feeding ecology.
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By 2017, that number doubled, the scientists reported in the journal Global Ecology and Conservation in October.
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An ecology researcher has been tracking brown rats all over Manhattan for nearly the past three years.
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I interviewed a municipal civic group leader from St. Petersburg who works on urban ecology and waste.
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" The goal, she said, was a blending of "very clear human engineering with ecology and with landscape.
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Since 2012, photographer Miska Draskoczy has explored the urban ecology of the toxic yet gentrifying Brooklyn neighborhood.
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She added that it also provides historical perspective to understanding the ecology of the two whale species.
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During discovery walks, citizen scientists will discuss forest ecology, while the fiddler Ian Moore provides bluegrass accompaniment.
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AMAZON for our business purposes while respecting the people, culture, history, and ecology of the Amazonia region.
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It even has plans to build space habitats after its unchecked growth helps destroy this planet's ecology.
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The bride's father is a distinguished professor of evolution and ecology at the University of California, Davis.
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The philosophy stresses a balance between agriculture and a site's permanent ecology — its soil, water and climate.
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Caitlin Looby is a Ph.D. candidate in ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of California, Irvine.
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The writer is professor emeritus at the School of Social Ecology at the University of California, Irvine.
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Dr. Alemayehu Wassie (VO) In ecology culture the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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Where before her people had seen accident or exploitation or ugliness, she saw an ecology of appetites.
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Daniel Taylor, author of Yeti: The Ecology of a Mystery who spent years in Nepal's Barun Valley, near where the Indian Army says it found the footprints, learning about the culture and ecology integral to the Yeti story, told Reuters that the Makalu tracks probably came from a bear.
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However, the emphasis for SIAP was on looking at the relationship between what they term cultural ecology ("The way that different cultural entities — organizations, artists, and participants — interact in cultural production and consumption") and neighborhood ecology ("the way that different entities, including cultural agents, interact" in a particular locale).
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That's an important scientific job previously held by top scientists in biochemistry, medicine, food nutrition, and ecosystem ecology.
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This year's competition was called "Capturing Ecology," and it features photos primarily taken by international ecologists and students.
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The study may also spur more research into fluorescence on land, a largely unexplored area within visual ecology.
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Two students, a gangly man and a woman with tawny hair, drifted back to Ecology House, shouldering backpacks.
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The natural ecology of the Bay Area was thoroughly demolished long ago, overrun by farms, cities and suburbs.
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Ameliorating autism by tinkering with the ecology of the gut might thus be a fruitful line of inquiry.
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The most industrialised nation and the leading nation of the free world should [have] more respect regarding ecology.
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Asia MurphyPhD student, Ecology, Penn State UniversityI would say flight, mind control, telepathy [are the least plausible superpowers].
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If the biggest individuals go first, there could be repercussions for the wider ecology of a flood plain.
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It was the first of many decisions that would forever alter the hydrology and ecology of the Everglades.
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For those people, places like the Lower East Side Ecology Center's drop-off center in Brooklyn are essential.
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On August 12th, Mr Putin unexpectedly dismissed Mr Ivanov, demoting him to special representative for ecology and transportation.
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In an echo of Bookchin's extensive writings on social ecology, protecting the environment was deemed a "sacred" duty.
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"Acqua alta has always been normal," Lorenzo Bonometto, an expert on lagoon ecology, told the New York Times.
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Anderson is not an expert on wildlife ecology, but rather has built a career promoting free-market capitalism.
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Silversides may be small fish, but they play an outsize role in the ecology of the Atlantic coast.
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"The Amazon is a major bank of carbon," Ruth DeFries, an ecology professor at Columbia University, told Vice.
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Courtesy of José Halloy/Unit of Social Ecology, ULB, Brussels and Alexey Gribovskiy/Robotic Systems Laboratory, EPFL, Lausanne
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"It seems that the ecology of Ice Age Australia is so different to that of today," noted Price.
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"Such things were usually ignored," said Samir Acharya, an activist with the Society for Andaman and Nicobar Ecology.
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The team's findings were published to Ecology Letters last month, based on data collected between 1987 and 2017.
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Losing great white sharks, which have no natural predators, would have a knock-on effect on ocean ecology.
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A spokesman for Washington state's Department of Ecology said no one sustained injuries and no radiation was released.
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Generative discourse and dissent play an essential role in our imagination ecology, as they do in any democracy.
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For now, it just seems like a slightly more cost- and ecology-conscious way to get to work.
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The Ministry of Ecology and Environment has promised to strengthen its campaign against illegal ODS production this year.
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Today, she is the Director General and CEO of the International Center of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE).
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The center is run by the Lower East Side Ecology Center, a longtime promoter of recycling and composting.
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But a follow-up genomic analysis, published recently in Fungal Ecology, revealed massospora didn't have the right ingredients.
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"That is definitely on everyone's minds," said Tarek Ziad, a senior at Yale studying ecology and evolutionary biology.
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He accepted a friend's invitation to Ecuador, hoping to learn about ecology and finally study insects, particularly moths.
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You, the Fifth Fleet's foremost A-Rank hunter, are here to "study" the ecology of the New World.
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Both writeups encouraged people to donate to an ecology institute in nearby Yellow Springs instead of sending flowers.
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"Ecology should be not more expensive, and should not have any negative effect on comfort," Mr. Herrmann said.
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Almost everything anomalous about the place—its climate, its ecology, its history—is the result of its geology.
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Through her pregnancy, the woman is herself sealed into a dangerous ecology — a microcosm of her compromised world.
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ECOLOGY - Costs: 4.04 trillion rubles - Create five new national parks with an area of three million hectares 8.
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As such, he made Mykola Zlochevsky, a burly, shaven-headed tycoon, his minister for ecology and natural resources.
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Here readers can learn about land use, ecology and plastic; there are also subplots about bullying and consent.
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That collaboration continued for more than a half-century and established a new field of science, chemical ecology.
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The media ecology has changed since the late 1990s in ways that make suppression and quarantine more difficult.
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The media ecology has changed since the late 1990s in ways that make suppression and quarantine more difficult.
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They were also open, collaborative and excited about understanding evolutionary ecology by documenting animals in their natural environment.
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The film's ecology is destroyed early on, as it attempts to serve multiple masters — corporate, fan, and otherwise.
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Each had a theme, including early and atypical work, art about art, food, ecology and the color silver.
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But in a study published Friday in Human Ecology, scientists critique this notion of a human-free wilderness.
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