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We Are the Water: Why Environmental Social Movements Succeed and Fail
We Are the Water: Why Environmental Social Movements Succeed and Fail
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In Search for Sustainable Use of Fungal Biodiversity in Patagonia: Metagenomics to Unravel Microorganisms Associated with Two Paradigmatic Wild Edible Fungi: Morchella and Grifola
In Search for Sustainable Use of Fungal Biodiversity in Patagonia: Metagenomics to Unravel Microorganisms Associated with Two Paradigmatic Wild Edible Fungi: Morchella and Grifola
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Characterization of a Peptidoglycan Hydrolase Enzyme and Evaluation of its Possible Bacteriolytic Activity Against Non-Tuberculous Mycobacteria
Characterization of a Peptidoglycan Hydrolase Enzyme and Evaluation of its Possible Bacteriolytic Activity Against Non-Tuberculous Mycobacteria
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Unraveling Pigmentary Biographies From the Deep Past: Geochemical Approaches to Ocher Technology in Patagonian Rock Art (South America)
Unraveling Pigmentary Biographies From the Deep Past: Geochemical Approaches to Ocher Technology in Patagonian Rock Art (South America)
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Atomic Layer Deposition Employed as a Powerful Tool for the Synthesis of Atomically-precise Catalysts Applied to Reactions of Environmental Interest
Atomic Layer Deposition Employed as a Powerful Tool for the Synthesis of Atomically-precise Catalysts Applied to Reactions of Environmental Interest
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Genome Assembly of Chenopodium Hircinum, Wild Ancestor of C. Quinoa, as a Tool for Phylogenomic Studies.
Genome Assembly of Chenopodium Hircinum, Wild Ancestor of C. Quinoa, as a Tool for Phylogenomic Studies.