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The restoration of Loch Leven, Scotland, UK
Get PDFThis paper reviews the progress made towards the restoration of Loch Leven, the largest lake in lowland Scotland, over the last 20 years. In particular, the importance of direct regulation and of setting water quality objectives and targets is examined. Various means of engaging with stakeholders and the general public are also considered. Success criteria and catchment management initiatives are described and briefly reviewed
Thoracic sympathetic chain ganglion neuronal abnormalities that may explain some of the clinical signs of grass sickness
No full textHabitat disturbance, severity and patterns of abundance in Kakamega Forest, Western Kenya
No full textFeline dysautonomia (the Key-Gaskell syndrome): a clinical and pathological study of forty cases
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The role of competition in the spacing of savanna trees die rol wat kompetisie in die spasieering van savanne bome speel
No full textPopulation genetics and conservation in New Zealand: A hierarchical synthesis and recommendations for the 1990s
No full textCan similarity theory contribute to the development of a general theory of the plant community?
No full textOvercoming the Psychiatric Side Effects of the Cannabinoid CB1 Receptor Antagonists: Current Approaches for Therapeutics Development
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