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Organisms40

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Chemicals and Drugs7

Soil Carbon RNA, Ribosomal, 16S DNA, Mitochondrial Fertilizers RNA, Ribosomal, 18S DNA, Ribosomal

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment10

DNA Barcoding, Taxonomic Sequence Analysis, DNA Models, Theoretical Models, Biological Remote Sensing Technology Cluster Analysis Bayes Theorem Models, Statistical Medicine, Traditional Likelihood Functions

Psychiatry and Psychology4

Animal Distribution Animal Migration Predatory Behavior Herbivory

Phenomena and Processes54

Biodiversity Ecosystem Tropical Climate Extinction, Biological Oceans and Seas Aquatic Organisms Endangered Species Species Specificity Phylogeny Environment Biomass Climate Change Rivers Climate Biota Introduced Species Food Chain Geological Phenomena Wetlands Seawater Biological Evolution Fresh Water Ecological and Environmental Processes Soil Genetic Speciation Greenhouse Effect Ponds Plant Development Eutrophication Genetic Variation Climatic Processes Wilderness Islands Coral Reefs Water Movements Animal Distribution Global Warming Plant Physiological Phenomena Estuaries Geologic Sediments Desert Climate Rain Altitude Evolution, Molecular Caves Seasons Lakes Plant Dispersal Microclimate Atmosphere Bays Carbon Sequestration Solar Energy Cities

Disciplines and Occupations11

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Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena16

Population Dynamics Human Activities Fossils Urbanization Intellectual Property Civilization International Cooperation Environmental Policy Internationality Paleontology Demography Social Planning Medicine, Traditional Access to Information Forecasting Population Growth

Technology, Industry, Agriculture9

Conservation of Natural Resources Forestry Endangered Species Agriculture Fisheries Crops, Agricultural Conservation of Energy Resources Wood Food Supply

Humanities6

Hygiene Hypothesis Natural History Nature Museums World War II History, Ancient

Information Science8

Informatics Phylogeny Classification Databases, Factual Remote Sensing Technology Automatic Data Processing Molecular Sequence Data Access to Information

Health Care48

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Geographicals28

Oceans and Seas Mediterranean Sea Madagascar Netherlands Antilles New Caledonia Panama South America Mediterranean Region Islands Indian Ocean Antarctic Regions Brazil Costa Rica Pacific Ocean Paraguay Atlantic Ocean Borneo Europe North America Ecuador Australia New Guinea Caribbean Region Argentina Africa Cities Sikkim Arctic Regions

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