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    por Westmoreland, W. F.
    Publicado 1875
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    Warm Springs
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    por Westmoreland, W. F.
    Publicado 1875
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    Editorial Correspondence from Warm Springs, N. C.
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    “…We sequenced the complete genome of Francisella novicida DPG 3A-IS to closed and finished status. This is a warm spring isolate recovered from Hobo Warm Spring (Utah, USA). …”
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    Finished Genome Assembly of Warm Spring Isolate Francisella novicida DPG 3A-IS
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    Growth of 19 conifer species is highly sensitive to winter warming, spring frost and summer drought
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    Warm Springs, Early Lay Dates, and Double Brooding in a North American Migratory Songbird, the Black-Throated Blue Warbler
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    The Impact of “Unseasonably” Warm Spring Temperatures on Acute Myocardial Infarction Hospital Admissions in Melbourne, Australia: A City with a Temperate Climate
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    “…RESULTS: Our strategy was to investigate L. pneumophila (Lp) strains from natural biofilms developed in a sulphur-rich warm spring of this contaminated site. Biofilm analysis revealed the presence of three Lp serogroups (Lp1, Lp10 and Lp12). …”
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    Molecular diversity and high virulence of Legionella pneumophila strains isolated from biofilms developed within a warm spring of a thermal spa
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    “…Paenibacillus assamensis is a bacterium usually found in warm springs. We detected P. assamensis in a man with suspected tularemia. …”
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    Paenibacillus assamensis in Joint Fluid of Man with Suspected Tularemia, China
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    por Genz, Janet, Hicks, Rachael N.
    Publicado 2021
    “…We hatched sturgeon eggs in water from two sources varying in ionic composition: the Warm Springs National Fish Hatchery and the Coosa River. …”
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    Response in Growth, Scute Development, and Whole-Body Ion Composition of Acipenser fulvescens Reared in Water of Differing Chemistries
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    “…The third case is Chroococcidiopsis, a genus of Cyanobacteria commonly found in deserts around the world that has also been described in warm springs. Thus, we show that the traits found in the closest ancestors of the aforementioned species (which inhabited other unrelated extreme environments) seem to be now useful for the described species in their current subaerial habitats and may likely correspond to cases of exaptations. …”
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    Extreme environments as potential drivers of convergent evolution by exaptation: the Atacama Desert Coastal Range case
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    “…First, we conducted snorkel surveys to determine the locations of Moapa dace on three warm-spring tributaries of the Muddy River. Second, we conducted hydraulic simulations over a range of flows with a two-dimensional hydrodynamic model. …”
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    An Ecohydraulic Model to Identify and Monitor Moapa Dace Habitat
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    “…Earlier breeding was found in warm springs and at lower altitudes. High population density facilitated earlier breeding close to the coast. …”
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    Territory location and quality, together with climate, affect the timing of breeding in the white-throated dipper
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    “…Reduced breeding success at more southerly latitudes suggests an inability to match breeding time to very early and warm springs, a fate that with continued climate change could also be expected for pied flycatchers and other long‐distance migrants at their very northern breeding range.…”
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    The effects of four decades of climate change on the breeding ecology of an avian sentinel species across a 1,500‐km latitudinal gradient are stronger at high latitudes
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    “…Our results showed that in warm springs, which become more frequent, early thermal stratification with cold well-oxygenated hypolimnion delays the period of hypolimnetic hypoxia and limits CH(4) production. …”
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    CH(4) oxidation in a boreal lake during the development of hypolimnetic hypoxia
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    “…In the course of climate change, we can also expect earlier spring events and an increase in spring temperature, as well as hot spells in summer. These warm springs and summers seem to lead to an earlier beginning of births, a faster development of the juveniles and an earlier dissolution of the maternity roost. …”
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    Influence of ambient temperature on the phenology of the greater mouse‐eared bat (Myotis myotis)
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    “…The mass of food in the stomachs indicated that a high degree of foraging success occurred during the warm spring while the lowest was during winter with January as an exception to feeding by the lizard. …”
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    Food habits of the Arabian skink, Scincus hemprichii Wiegmann, 1837, (Sauria: Scincidae), in the Southwest Saudi Arabia
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    “…However, the limited effect of these dramatic measures was outweighed by larger increases in VOC-related reactivity during the anomalously warm spring 2021. This emphasizes the diminishing returns from transportation-focused policies alone and the risk of increased temperature-dependent emissions undermining policy-related gains in a warming climate.…”
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    Policy-Related Gains in Urban Air Quality May Be Offset by Increased Emissions in a Warming Climate
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    “…Both Rhodopila globiformis, a phototrophic purple nonsulfur bacterium isolated from an acidic warm spring in Yellowstone, and a newly isolated Rhodopila species from a geochemically similar spring in Lassen Volcanic National Park (USA), synthesized 3-methylhopanoids and a suite of related hopanoids and contained the genes encoding the necessary biosynthetic enzymes. …”
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    Anaerobic 3-methylhopanoid production by an acidophilic photosynthetic purple bacterium
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    “…The March decrease (25%) in Washington DC/Baltimore is largely supported by a drop in natural gas consumption associated with a warm spring whereas the decrease in April (33%) correlates with changes in gasoline fuel sales. …”
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    The Impact of COVID‐19 on CO(2) Emissions in the Los Angeles and Washington DC/Baltimore Metropolitan Areas
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    “…To assess if climate change might affect the recovery of photosynthesis, seedlings were exposed to cold spring conditions or warm spring conditions with elevated temperature. An early spring decoupling of the relationship between photosynthesis and PRI in both treatments was observed. …”
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    Zeaxanthin-independent energy quenching and alternative electron sinks cause a decoupling of the relationship between the photochemical reflectance index (PRI) and photosynthesis in an evergreen conifer during spring
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