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Geology Stratigraphic surveys of the Mille-Logya area were geared toward broadening our understanding of the geological history of the region. To achieve this, it is crucial not only to establish chronological relationships between fossiliferous sites, but to investigate stratigraphic, structural and facies relationships between discontinuous exposures of sedimentary basins16,17. Early geological maps of the region […] More
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The possibility of exploiting differential ant attendance to generate new intercropping or selected plants combinations represents a practical opportunity to increase the resilience of cultivated systems. In this study we confirmed the initial prediction, i.e. that the supplement of a specific plant within a perennial cropping system would divert ant attendance from an aphid attacking […] More
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