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Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Oversized paperback, 471 pages, NOT ex-library. Short corner creases; minor marks on outer page edges. Book is clean with unmarked text, no inscriptions/stamps, firm binding. -- Shortened Contents: Society and Landscape in Prehistory [Copper Mining, Settlement & Society in Earlier Bronze Age Southeast Spain]; Mining & Settlement in Pre-Modern Times: Economic & Social Structures in Mining Settlements; Mining, Rural Settlement & Tax System in Roman Spain; Mining Towns in the North-Western Harz District; Marriage Patterns in the Greater Schwaz Area; Population Movement in Two Villages in the Greater Schwaz Area 17th-19th Century; "Schichtmeister" Functionary in Montafon]; Palaeo-Ecology of Prehistoric Ore Mining [Ancient Pollution & Vegetation Change in Wales/Ireland; Environmental Impact of Ancient Mining by Multi-Proxy Analysis; Early Atmospheric Pollution in High Mountain Lakes; Glacial Fluctuations & Copper Exploitation in the French Alps 2500-1500 BC; Geoarchaeological Results from Montafon]; From Ore to Trade [Caput Adriae & Eastern Alps Metallurgical Connections; Mineralogical Investigation of Early Bronze-Age Copper Slags from Kiechlberg; Roman & Medieval Iron Mining in the South-Western Alps; Pre-Roman Mining in Tarragonia via Lead Isotopes Analysis; Sourcing Prehistoric Copper Mining in the Alps via Lead Isotope Analysis; Dating Later Bronze Age Metal Production in the South-Central Alps; Geochemical Characteristics of Copper Ores from the Austrian Alps; Relation between Copper & Flint Daggers in Chalcolithic Italy]; Subsistence & Nutrition in Mining Areas [Early Mining & Subsistence Theory; Late Neolithic & Early Bronze Age Carbonised Plant Remains from Kiechlberg; Wood Supply of the Bronze Age Salt Mining Site at Hallstatt; Wood/Charcoal Supplies for Mining in Eisenerzer Ramsau; Fuel Wood Economy of Historical Mining in the Black Forest; Charcoal Production: Middle Ages to the Modern Period; Hallstatt & Dürrnberg Meat Supply Strategies; Modelling the Bronze Age Salt Mines of Hallstatt; Fuel Wood Ecology in Western Central Europe; Animal Bones in Bronze Age Tyrol; Subsistence Strategies at Thaur-Kiechlberg/Tyrol; Dendrochronological Dating of Wooden Artefacts from Kelchalm/Kitz-bühel; Dating an Early Iron Age Fire-Set Pit in Schwaz/Brixlegg; Wooden Remains from Schwarzenbergmoos near Radfeld/Brixlegg; Transhumance as a Potential Subsistence Strategy]; Prehistoric Mining: Primary Production & Reflection in Landscape: Copper & Stone Axe Production in Chalcolithic Britain/Ireland; Early Copper Mining in Western Europe; Grotta della Monaca Prehistoric Mine in Calabria; Bronze Age Copper Mining Landscape in Styria; Archaeometallurgical Activities During the Bronze Age in Trentino; Origins of Mining in the Ligurian Apennines; Controls on Copper Ore Extraction in the British Bronze Age; Copper & Salt-Mining Communities in the Alpine Metal Ages; Bronze Age Minerary District in the Idice River Valley; Stone-Tools & Prehistoric Mining in Calabria; Copper Mines of Cabrières-Péret (Southern-France); Prehispanic Hammerstones from the Atacama Desert (Chile); Settlement on the Kiechlberg/Thaur (Austria); Prehistoric Fahlore Mining & Metallurgy in the Mauken Valley; Casa Montero Flint Mine & Neolithic Societies in Iberia]; Mining Archaeology: Early History to Early Modern Mining [Mining Practice in the Medieval Muslim Iberian Peninsula; Language & Culture: Toponyms as Witnesses of Mining Activities in Austria; Language of Coal Mining in the North of France; Work Ethic & Mining Identity in Western Harz Region; Family Names as Indicators for Mining in Schwaz; Library/Mining Archives of the Montanwerke Brixlegg AG. Documentation of Archaeological Excavations & GIS-supported Integrative Data Management: Use of Ontologies in Multidisciplinary Projects; GIS Supported Ontology Based Data Management; 3D-documentation of Les Fraux Cave, France; 3D Recording of Stratigraphic Excavation at Steinabrunn; Imdas pro 4.0 Presentation of Cultural Data.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Studies on Nitrification in Aquatic Sediments | Impact of Ciliates and Macrofauna on Nitrifying Bacteria | Mario Prast | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2010 | VDM Verlag Dr. Müller | EAN 9783639005912 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: OmniScriptum GmbH & Co. KG, Bahnhofstr. 28, 66111 Saarbrücken, info[at]akademikerverlag[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Prast MarioMario Prast was born in 1976 in Cologne, where he also studied biology with a focus on aquatic ecology. He completed his masters thesis on river plankton at the German Federal Institute of Hydrology and then moved to Sa.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Nitrification is an important biogeochemical pathway in the oxic layer of aquatic sediments. The nitrifying bacteria accomplishing this process have been subject to numerous autecological studies before, but rarely they have been regarded as part of food webs, in which they have to compete with other organisms for nutrients and substrates and in which they are prey to other organisms. The impact of bacterial grazers, esp. ciliates, in marine and freshwater sediments was investigated. The effect of ciliates and an omnivorous polychaete was studied in laboratory flume experiments with natural sediments and in in vitro experiments. The results indicate that increased ciliate abundances led to higher abundances of nitrifying bacteria and nitrification rates. The presence of polychaetes led to changes in the community structure of nitrifying bacteria.An additional study reviewed the widely used settling method for the enrichment of fixed ciliate cells from plankton samples. Ciliate settling times were determined empirically and theoretical sinking velocities were calculated. The results revealed that the sinking velocity is much higher than assumed.