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TABLES • M. KONAR, I. RODRÍGUEZ-ITURBE Figure 7. Impact of climate change under the species-poor scenario on region-averaged LSR in sub-regions of the MMRS. The acroynyms are the same as in Fig. 4. Shades of green indicate the percentage change in the region-averaged LSR under climate change, with dark green indicating a higher percentage lost. The general trend is that a higher percentage of species are lost in the west with a decreasing trend to the east. The change per DTA in region-averaged LSR under climate change is indicated for each region by the bold numbers. The species-rich regions east of the 100oW meridian lose more species, though these species represent a smaller percentage of species in these regions. The mean LSR in the South is anticipated to decrease by 6.3 species under climate change, the largest loss of all sub-regions. The Scientific Legacy of the 20 th Century 367
TABLES • I. POTRYKUS Figure 1. Figure 2. 368 The Scientific Legacy of the 20 th Century
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PONTIFICIAE ACADEMIAE SCIENTIARVM A
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Pontificiae Academiae Scientiarvm A
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Certainly the Church acknowledges t
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The Scientific Legacy of the 20 th
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Contents Prologue Werner Arber.....
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CONTENTS Transgenic Crops and the F
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Word of Welcome Dear Participants,
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PROGRAMME Friday, 29 October 2010
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PROGRAMME Sunday, 31 October 2010
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List of Participants Prof. Werner A
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Address to the Holy Father 28 Octob
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Address of His Holiness Benedict XV
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Commemorations of Deceased Academic
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COMMEMORATIONS OF DECEASED ACADEMIC
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Self-presentation of the New Academ
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SELF-PRESENTATION OF THE NEW ACADEM
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SELF-PRESENTATION OF THE NEW ACADEM
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THE PIUS XI MEDAL AWARD group has p
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PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENC
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Scientific Papers SESSION I: ASTROP
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LUCIA MELLONI & WOLF SINGER cogniti
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LUCIA MELLONI & WOLF SINGER informa
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LUCIA MELLONI & WOLF SINGER relatio
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LUCIA MELLONI & WOLF SINGER pirical
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Great Discoveries Made by Radio Ast
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GOVIND SWARUP pioneering observatio
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GOVIND SWARUP 3.2. Quasars (QSO) 3C
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GOVIND SWARUP Figure 2. The sketch
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GOVIND SWARUP and therefore gave st
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GOVIND SWARUP number of spiral gala
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GOVIND SWARUP 9. Radio Telescopes I
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SESSION II: PHYSICS
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ANTONINO ZICHICHI b l r e pendix 2)
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ANTONINO ZICHICHI APPENDIX 1 Atheis
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ANTONINO ZICHICHI Figure 21. APPEND
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ANTONINO ZICHICHI ence, there is ne
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ANTONINO ZICHICHI APPENDIX 6 If Our
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ANTONINO ZICHICHI References 1. ‘
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ANTONINO ZICHICHI national Conferen
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The Emergence of Order WALTER THIRR
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WALTER THIRRING Such a behaviour ca
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CHARLES H. TOWNES wanted to do phys
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CHARLES H. TOWNES oscillation was a
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CHARLES H. TOWNES Well, now we were
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CHARLES H. TOWNES of the applicatio
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SESSION III: EARTH AND ENVIRONMENT
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MEGAN KONAR, IGNACIO RODRÍGUEZ-ITU
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JEAN-MICHEL MALDAMÉ which belong t
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JEAN-MICHEL MALDAMÉ There have bee
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JEAN-MICHEL MALDAMÉ mankind into t
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JEAN-MICHEL MALDAMÉ closer to him,
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JEAN-MICHEL MALDAMÉ tion’ to des
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JEAN-MICHEL MALDAMÉ The philosophe
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ENRICO BERTI the eggs, but simply n
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ENRICO BERTI in ages dominated by a
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ENRICO BERTI not as a ‘genetic vi
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The Evolutionary Lottery Christian
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THE EVOLUTIONARY LOTTERY itself as
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THE EVOLUTIONARY LOTTERY adaptation
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THE EVOLUTIONARY LOTTERY ago. Like
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THE EVOLUTIONARY LOTTERY increasing
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THERAPEUTIC VACCINES AGAINST CANCER
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The Evolving Concept of the Gene Ra
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Molecular Darwinism and its Relevan
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MOLECULAR DARWINISM AND ITS RELEVAN
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MOLECULAR DARWINISM AND ITS RELEVAN
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Evo-Devo: the Merging of Evolutiona
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NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN STEM CELL BIOTE
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Genomic Exploration of the RNA Cont
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TRANSGENIC CROPS AND THE FUTURE OF
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GENETIC ENGINEERING OF PLANTS by th
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SESSION V: NEUROSCIENCE AND IMMUNOL
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ANDRZEJ SZCZEKLIK and PGH 2 ), whic
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Recent activities of the Pontifical
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