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  1. 6541
    por Erwin, Terry L., Henry, Shasta C.
    Publicado 2017
    “….; Type locality – Brazil, Amazonas, north of Manaus on Amazonas 010 at Km 26, Reserva Ducke; Hyboptera tepui Erwin & Henry, sp. n.; Type locality – Venezuela, Amazonas, Cerro de la Neblina, Río Baria Basecamp; Hyboptera tiputini Erwin & Henry, sp. n.; Type locality – Ecuador, Orellana, Yasuni National Park (edge), 95.43 km E (heading 101.46°) Coca, Tiputini Biodiversity Station. …”
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  2. 6542
    “…The range front appears to be moving at a rate of ~46 km/year, with colonization of the tick behind this range front occurring at a slower and heterogeneous rate. …”
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    “…The probability of detecting a single scat present in a 1‐km(2) survey unit was highest for scat‐detector dogs searches (0.053) compared with person searches ([Formula: see text]) for each 10 km of search effort. …”
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  6. 6546
    “…Helens in May 1980 demonstrated how a relatively small (<5 km(3)) flank collapse on a terrestrial volcano could immediately precede a devastating eruption. …”
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  7. 6547
    “…Factors significantly prolonging LOS were low oral fluid intake, high intravenous volume of fluids administered on POD0, and every additional 50 km distance from habitual residence to bariatric center. …”
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  8. 6548
    “…We found that distance plays a crucial role in SP attendance (i.e. for every km closer the odds of attending a SP point are 3.3 times higher) and that very few people are willing to travel more than 1.5 km to bring their dog for vaccination. …”
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  9. 6549
    “…Focus is on the past 30 years, to characterize significant changes and potentially vulnerable regions at a 1 km resolution. We show that recent temperature trends in Greenland vary significantly between seasons and regions and that data with resolutions down to single km(2) are critical to map temperature changes for guidance of further local studies and decision-making. …”
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  10. 6550
    “…Using wolves as case study, and non-invasive DNA monitoring (faeces), we implemented a SCR with a Poisson observation model in a single survey to estimate wolf density and population size, and identify the locations of individual activity centres, in NW Iberia over 4,378 km(2). During the breeding period, posterior mean wolf density was 2.55 wolves/100 km(2) (95%BCI = 1.87–3.51), and the posterior mean population size was 111.6 ± 18.8 wolves (95%BCI = 81.8–153.6). …”
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  11. 6551
    “…Each bout of HIIE included a hard run (15.8 ± 1.3 km·h(−1)) at 90% vVO(2max) for 2 min followed by an easy run (8.8 ± 0.7 km·h(−1)) at 50% vVO(2max) for 2 min performed 23 times within 92 min. …”
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  12. 6552
    “…The other additional PAs scenario, which selects new PAs from all lands and covers 13,197.35 km(2), would improve overall plant range representation to a mean of 13.5%. …”
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  13. 6553
    “…Ship-based observations made in winter reveal that fronts exist over a wide range of length scales, but at O(1)-km scales, horizontal salinity gradients are compensated by temperature to alleviate about half the cross-front density gradient. …”
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  15. 6555
    “…The observed percent changes were independent of running velocity (14–18 km/h). CONCLUSION: The prototype shoes lowered the energetic cost of running by 4% on average. …”
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  16. 6556
    “…Known clinical prognostic factors (age, treatment and staging) were significant in all of the developed prognostic models. AT and KM2 segmentation methods developed identical prognostic models. …”
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  17. 6557
    “…Here we describe an ancient seagrass clone of unprecedented size inhabiting a 47 km stretch of a central Florida estuary, the Indian River Lagoon (IRL). …”
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    “…The distance covered by the males was 1.6 km while the females covered 1.4 km on treadmill walking in 20 min time. …”
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  20. 6560
    “…Evidence suggests a prominent role of airborne dispersal; Coxiella burnetii travels up to 18 km on gale force winds. In rural areas, highest infection risk occurs within 5 km of sources. …”
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