cambridge university press green plants their origin and diversity 2nd ed

... plants today represented by the green algae (Chlorophyta). The Chlorophyta and the land plants (a term which means plants adapted to life on land and not merely plants growing on land) have the same ... surface, and at the same time releasing a double-membraned inclusion to the interior. The area of the surface is thereby reduced, freed from compression, and structural stabi...

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... updated © Cambridge University Press www .cambridge. org Cambridge University Press 0521641098 - Green Plants: Their Origin and Diversity, Second Edition - Peter R. Bell and Alan R. Hemsley Frontmatter/Prelims More ... the evolution of pollen and spore mor- phology and vascular plant evolution. Green Plants Their Origin and Diversity The central theme o...

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... we originally adopted when we first offered our Regulation course, we have continually revised and refined the course over the years in light of feedback from our students. Some have continued ... course was devoted to delegated legislation À and who was much relieved to discover that this was not the case. We understand ‘regulation’ scholarship as a broad and open-ended category that ....

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... Ireland and England in terms of race and class difference and likeness. For example, a feminized Ireland could be figured normatively in some representations of the e´lite class as a dutiful and ... of Cambridge University Press, and to the two anonymous readers of the manuscript, who have improved it by their knowledge and rigor. An earlier version of the argument on Owenson...

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... section Analgesia, Anaesthesia and Pregnancy: A Practical Guide Second Edition, ed. Steve Yentis, Anne May and Surbhi Malhotra. Published by Cambridge University Press. ß Cambridge University Press 2007. (from ... Pregnancy: A Practical Guide Second Edition, ed. Steve Yentis, Anne May and Surbhi Malhotra. Published by Cambridge University Press. ß Cambridge Universi...

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... 1878. Monasticon J. Caley, H. Ellis, and B. Bandinel (eds.), Monasticon Anglicanum: A history of the abbeys and other monasteries . . . in England and Wales . . . originally published in Latin by Sir William ... provided a son and heir, Conan III, and survived her husband by many years. She was a formidable in¯uence throughout most of Conan's reign, and especially ensured tha...

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... elements in a culture in which empire was assumed and yet critiqued, was understood and yet always needed to be explained, was far away and yet appeared at the breakfast table every morning. During ... Witwatersrand. When war was declared in October , it was general knowledge in Britain that the ragged bands (‘‘commandos’’) of untrained Boer soldiers riding ponies could never mount...

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