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... layer theory , which proposes that all organs and tissues are derived variously from three basic tissue layers , and for his contribu- tions to the study of protozoans . Educated at the universities of Zürich , Jena , and Bonn , he ...
... layer theory , which proposes that all organs and tissues are derived variously from three basic tissue layers , and for his contribu- tions to the study of protozoans . Educated at the universities of Zürich , Jena , and Bonn , he ...
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... layer of atoms . Two layers are combined so that the atoms of one layer rest in the depressions between atoms of the other layer . A third layer gives either the hexagonal structure or the cubic close - packed structure . Each atom is ...
... layer of atoms . Two layers are combined so that the atoms of one layer rest in the depressions between atoms of the other layer . A third layer gives either the hexagonal structure or the cubic close - packed structure . Each atom is ...
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... layer , the rate of temperature increase with height , and the total temperature increase from the bottom to the top of the layer , or the magni- tude of the inversion . Temperature inversions greatly affect weath- er by determining ...
... layer , the rate of temperature increase with height , and the total temperature increase from the bottom to the top of the layer , or the magni- tude of the inversion . Temperature inversions greatly affect weath- er by determining ...
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