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“..., as populations along the southwestern Atlantic Ocean display a sharp decrease in abundance toward distributional...”
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“... a decrease in body size in the warming populations, but only in the lower-latitude populations and only when...”
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“... is reversible. Because the pseudosteady state approximation may not be valid for liquid-solid reactions, this...”
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“... barrier owing to increased expression of multiple drug resistance transporters. Therefore, the aim of this...”
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“... to test Allen's rule in these ectotherms. Since both species follow the converse to Bergmann's rule owing...”
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“...Bird feathers are one of the most widely used animal tissue in mercury biomonitoring, owing to the...”
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“... consequences for the animals. Many drugs are myelotoxic and cause a decrease in the production of blood cells...”
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