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Historical Biology, ‎0891-2963

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  1. Phasing out and in
  2. Maximal strength measurement
  3. VKhUTEMAS at Martin-Gropius-Bau
  4. Translating interventions to improve competence, motivation, and support of heating professionals to increase energy efficiency in Swiss buildings
  5. DeFacto - Temporal and multilingual deep fact validation
  6. Sustainable Corporate Governance
  7. Pattern Discrimination
  8. The Discourse Community of Electronic Dance Music through the Example of the TB-303 Owners Club
  9. Labrets in Africa and Amazonia
  10. Fertilized graminoids intensify negative drought effects on grassland productivity
  11. Organizational creativity as an attributional process
  12. Measurement approaches for inigrated reporting adoption and quality
  13. Widening the evaluative space for ecosystem services
  14. From Blue Collar to Open Commons Region
  15. Universal Service in the EU Information Society policy
  16. Pierre Bourdieus Beitrag zur Analyse des Rechts
  17. Die Kultivierung des Ökonomischen
  18. (Re)Folding Zagreb
  19. Der Ekel als Privileg?
  20. § 32 Republik Lettland
  21. Habitat specialization, distribution range size and body size drive extinction risk in carabid beetles
  22. Covid Arts - The Show Must Go On(line) - Music in Quarantine
  23. Growth and fatty acid composition of Acutodesmus obliquus under different light spectra and temperatures
  24. The effects of work engagement and self-efficacy on personal initiative and performance
  25. Implizite Normvermittlung durch Konstituierung von Angemessenheit im Unterrichtsdiskurs
  26. Recalcitrant pharmaceuticals in the aquatic environment
  27. Do red herrings swim in circles?
  28. Global Immediacy
  29. Comparison of nutrient removal capacity and biomass settleability of four high-potential microalgal species.
  30. Wissenschaftliche Weiterbildung 4.0
  31. Flattening As Cultural Technique: Epistemic and Aesthetic Functions of Inscribed Surfaces