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    “…The 30-day mortality for sepsis was 26.50% (95% confidence interval, CI: 19.86–33.15%) in Germany, 23.85% (95% CI: 20.49–27.21%) in Europe (excluding Germany) and 19.58% (95% CI: 14.03–25.14%) in North America. The 30-day mortality for septic shock was 30.48% (95% CI: 29.30–31.67%) in Germany, 34.57% (95% CI: 33.51–35.64%) in Europe (excluding Germany) and 33.69% (95% CI: 31.51–35.86%) in North America. …”
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    “…CONCLUSIONS: Findings showed distinct profiles of mortality in COVID-19 in LatAm and North America throughout 2020. Mortality rate was higher within 0–14 and 15–30 days after COVID-19 in LatAm, while mortality rate was higher in North America > 30 days after presentation. …”
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    “…BACKGROUND: The earliest crocodylians are known primarily from the Late Cretaceous of North America and Europe. The representatives of Gavialoidea and Alligatoroidea are known in the Late Cretaceous of both continents, yet the biogeographic origins of Crocodyloidea are poorly understood. …”
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    “…The data provide timely information that will shed new light on the debate over wolf conservation in eastern North America.…”
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    “…The intraspecific genetic divergence (mean p-distance) was 4.6 to 5.5% for the Common Barn Owl in comparison with specimens from northern Europe and Australasia and 3.1% for the Short-eared Owl with respect to samples from north America, northern Europe and northern Asia. Phylogenetic analyses revealed three distinctive groups for the Common Barn Owl: (i) South America (Chile and Argentina) plus Central and North America, (ii) northern Europe and (iii) Australasia, and two distinctive groups for the Short-eared Owl: (i) South America (Chile and Argentina) and (ii) north America plus northern Europe and northern Asia. …”
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  11. 1471
    por Tomiya, Susumu, Tseng, Zhijie Jack
    Publicado 2016
    “…The Middle to Late Eocene sediments of Texas have yielded a wealth of fossil material that offers a rare window on a diverse and highly endemic mammalian fauna from that time in the southern part of North America. These faunal data are particularly significant because the narrative of mammalian evolution in the Paleogene of North America has traditionally been dominated by taxa that are known from higher latitudes, primarily in the Rocky Mountain and northern Great Plains regions. …”
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    por Maddison, Wayne P.
    Publicado 2017
    “…The harmochirine jumping spiders include the New World Habronattus, notable for their complex courtship displays, and Pellenes, found throughout the Old World and North America. Five new species of Habronattus and one new species of Pellenes are here described from North America: Habronattus aestus, sp. n., Habronattus chamela sp. n., Habronattus empyrus sp. n., Habronattus luminosus sp. n., Habronattus roberti sp. n., and Pellenes canadensis sp. n. …”
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    “…Richness decreased following the Eocene–Oligocene Grande Coupure in North America and Europe, but remained high in North America and very high in Europe compared to the Late Cretaceous; elsewhere data are lacking. …”
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    “…High-resolution LM images of diatoms from remote regions of western Canada are presented as a contribution to our knowledge of diatom floristics, ecology and biogeography in North America. Approximately 600 taxa are imaged in 132 plates. …”
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    “…We found significant parallel clines in flowering time in both North America and Europe. Height and branch number had significant clines in North America, and, while not statistically significant, the patterns in Europe were the same. …”
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    “…By evaluating the sectorial contribution to market risk, we observed heterogeneity between North America and Europe.…”
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