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“.... When invading native riparian temperate forests, they can decrease tree species diversity, alter the...”
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“... using coils with a size appropriate to the examined objects.Results The exposure to ELF-EMF...”
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“..., as populations along the southwestern Atlantic Ocean display a sharp decrease in abundance toward distributional...”
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“...The number of everyday objects (e.g., lamps, doors, and TVs) connected to the Internet is on the...”
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Published 2011
“.../ familiar objects) was obtained in the second object exploration session. The HALO group presented...”
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Published 2021
“... effect of kinetic feedback in nearby QSO 2’s (z ∼ 0.3), we observed eight such objects with bolometric...”
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“...The dynamical processes that lead to open cluster disruption cause its mass to decrease...”
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“... by COVID-19 are more afraid of falling than those who were not infected. This is a cross-sectional study...”
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