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Abstract: Measurements from two halls are used to illustrate spatial variation of the clarity parameter C80. The appro- priateness of using single seats to ...
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variability on soil liquefaction, Griffiths and Fenton (1993), Dham and Ghanem (1995), Fen- ton and Griffiths (1996) on seepage through spatially random soils, ...
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Soils. doi:10.1007/s00374-008-0271-9. Boeckx P, van Neuland K, van Cleemput O (2011) Short-term effect of tillage intensity on N2O and CO2 emissions.
Abstract. Variability of the in-situ rebound hammer tests is composed of the inherent variability of the measuring method and the spatial variability of the concrete ...
Unit, University of East Anglia [www.cru.uea.ac.uk/ ... Further, this pooled data set is used for cluster analy- sis. Cluster analysis is performed using the pair-wise.
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species of Guitarra from the northeast Atlantic. Sci Mar 1993;. 57(4): 367-73. [26]. Barnes DKA. High diversity of tropical intertidal zone sponges in temperature ...
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Spatial Variability of Sponge Assemblages on the Wellington South Coast, New Zealand Jade Berman* and James J. Bell Centre for Marine Environmental and Economic Research, School of Biological Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington, P.O. Box 600, Wellington, New Zealand Abstract: The aim of this study was to provide baseline data for sponge biodiversity on the Wellington South Coast, New Zealand. Eighteen sites were qualitatively sampled resulting in the identification of 65 different sponge taxa. Forty-three of these species were also reported from a quantitative survey of three vertical wall sites in 8-10m depth conducted as part of a long-term monitoring study. All three sites had a similar mean number of species per quadrat, however, the percentage cover of sponges and sponge density varied significantly between sites. ANOSIM showed that all three sites were significantly different from each other (P
