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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «HYDRICALLY»
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Integrative Responses to Hydric Constraints in a Desert ...
... water loss (EWL) increases with increased body temperature, metabolism,
respiration, and locomotion (Minnich 1976; Mautz 1982; Banta 2003). Gila
Monsters likely benefit hydrically from reduced activity since they can select
hydrically and ...
1989) was hydrically and nutritionally adequate. Both the control and the
experimental groups showed an increase in the body weight throughout the
experiment. The hydric inadequacy of the protein component of this diet was
demonstrated ...
3
Archaeological Sites: Conservation and Management
However, introducing fresh air can contribute to destabilizing the internal
environment thermally, hydrically, and chemically. In fact, outside air rarely meets
the climatic conditions required for the conservation of remains. Furthermore, it
may ...
Sharon Sullivan, Richard Mackay,
2012
4
Conservation of Forests in Central Europe: Proceedings of ...
Also the number of dominant species is the smallest in this group of forest types.
From hydrically conditioned communities, the richest in species is the group of
forest types Ulmeto— Fraxinetum, followed by Alnetum incanae. Regular floods ...
Jozef Paulenka, Ladislav Paule,
1994
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Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree: Ecology and Adaptive ...
... soil for egg laying (Socci et al., 2005). Andrews and Sexton (1981) compared
eggs of two species that occur in hydrically different habitats and showed that
eggs of the species that occupies more xeric habitats, A. auratus, have lower
rates ...
6
Environmental Physiology of the Amphibians
Evaporative water loss also appears to limit the habitat use and foraging times of
some salamanders (Feder 1983b; Jaeger 1978, 1980b; Keen 1979; Spotila 1972
), and some salamanders are thought to compete for hydrically suitable sites ...
Martin E. Feder, Warren W. Burggren,
1992
The principal thrust of the research was to experimentally subject animals to
environmental conditions that were both thermally and hydrically stressful to
immature American toads (Bufo americanus). When the environments were
stressed ...
American Philosophical Society,
1976
8
Recueil des travaux botaniques néerlandais, publié par la ...
Where this weathering occurred under a dense vegetation and sub- hydrically (
e. g. in marshes along the shore), black soils arose ; where, at a higher level, the
weathering took place, the colour became more or less red. Both volcanoes, the ...
Nederlandsche Botanische Vereeniging, Leyden,
1927
9
JPT: Journal of Petroleum Technology
Paper) JPT Oct., 1 169- 1 178 Discussion of The Effects of Non-Darcy Flow on the
Behavior of Hydrically Fractured Gas Wells, (Tech. Paper) JPT Oct., 1178-1179
Topic Zone: successful well stimulation program has revitalized a California oil ...
10
Acta scientiarum naturalium Academiae Scientiarum ...
In hydrically attractive regions, water management should focus on reasonable
enhancement of natural water accumulation, which requires a landscape
structure that aids in the formation of underground water (increases seepage, the
...