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Ekosofi och etik.
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ISBN: 9177760700 9789177760702 Year: 1994 Publisher: Goteborg Bokskogen

Biology and Wildlife of the Mediterranean Region
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ISBN: 0198500351 Year: 1999 Publisher: Oxford University Press


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Ecologie : classes de seconde, premières et terminales des lycées agricoles
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ISBN: 270080046X 9782700800463 Year: 1978 Publisher: Paris Ed. J. -B. Baillière

Die Gattung Placostylus Beck. (Bulimus Neue Folge).
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ISBN: 2266063022 9782266063029 Year: 1891 Publisher: Nürnberg Verlag von Bauer & Raspe

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Un environnement climatique et géologique en perpétuel changement a créé, au fil des siècles, la diversité du monde vivant qui nous entoure. Ce patrimoine dont l'inventaire reste inachevé est pourtant menacé. L'activité humaine détruit de nombreux milieux naturels, entraînant la disparition de milliers d'espèces. La recherche d'un équilibre entre les contraintes du développement économique et le respect de l'environnement est désormais indispensable si l'on veut préserver la richesse même de notre planète.

Adaptations Within Antarctic Ecosystems : proceedings of the Third SCAR Symposium on Antarctic Biology under the auspices of the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D. C., August 26-30, 1974
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ISBN: 0872010007 Year: 1977 Publisher: Houston Gulf Publishing Company


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Community ecology.
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ISBN: 006041202X 9780060412029 Year: 1986 Publisher: New York Harper & Row

Between artifacts and texts : Historical archaeology in global perspective
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ISBN: 0306455560 1475794118 1475794096 Year: 1998 Publisher: New York : Plenum Press,

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This book is about historical archaeologies all over the world; about their history, their methods, and their raison d'etre. The focus is on an existential question for archaeology: whether investigations of mate­ rial culture are necessary at all when studying societies with writing. Is it not sufficient to read and interpret texts if we wish to understand and explain historical periods? This book has been written out of a conviction that archaeology is important, even in the study of literate societies. Yet the book has also been written out of a conviction that the importance of the historical archaeologies is not obvious to everyone. The disciplines have a tendency to be marginalized in relation both to history and to archaeology and anthropology, because the archaeologi­ cal results are sometimes perceived as unnecessary confirmations of what is already known. Although I regard theoretical considerations as crucial for all scholarly work, I do not think that the solution to this marginalization can be found in any "definitive" theory that might raise the disciplines above the threatened tautology. Instead, I have found it more important to examine different methodological approaches in the historical archaeologies, to investigate how material culture and writ­ ing can and could be integrated. I am convinced that the tautological threat should be averted in the actual encounter of artifact and text. By problematizing this encounter, I believe that it is possible to create favorable methodological conditions for new perspectives on the past.


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A natural history of Inhaca Island Mozambique. 3rd ed
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ISBN: 1868142086 Year: 1995 Publisher: Johannesburg Witwatersrand University Press

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