Amazonian

Adults in some Amazonian tribes did not kiss, though the children did.

a young tree sapling, one of 80 thousand planted by his tribe in its western Amazonian homeland over the last 4 years.

He had a personal escort known as the Amazonian guard, young women said to be martial-arts experts who often carried machine guns.

"It would be expensive, " he observed, "but it would protect the stability of Amazonian carbon stocks and diversity. "

In the Amazonian rainforests of Brazil, there is a remote tribe called the Amondawa that has no concept of time or dates.

Amazonian governors are more committed to this than ever before, he reckons, and now Brazil wants the rest of the world's help.

The Amazonian area of eastern Peru, with its humid and insanitary conditions, is really a hotbed for the spread of cholera.

The oil is located in a natural reserve of the Amazonian forest whose protection will be a cornerstone of the talks.

"In Amazonian archaeology you always have this idea that you find different peoples in different ecosystems, " study co-author Schaan said.

The Amazonian rainforest is likely to suffer catastrophic damage even with the lowest temperature rises forecast under climate change.

We also question the interpretation of recent findings from Amazonian cultures that have very restricted number vocabularies.

The package calls for paving several Amazonian roads, traditionally the main vectors of destruction.

More surprisingly, the plaintiffs, a collection of Amazonian tribespeople and settlers, are not satisfied either.

Amazonian Treefrog, Amazon Rainforest, Orellana, Ecuador.

The program considered rural roads, pedestrian paths and fluvial transport for Amazonian communities.

Where the foothills of the Andes meet the vast Amazonian rainforest in eastern Ecuador there is a small town called Shell.

Because most Amazonian ranches are illegal, or their ownership is contested, ranchers and banks are reluctant to invest in them.

But those homebound ships contained something else of equal importance: the Amazonian plant known today as tobacco.

But such parasites are a reality and are destroying colonies of ants in the Amazonian rainforest.

As evidence, he cites studies of the Yanomamo, a polygamous tribe that dwells in the Amazonian rain forest.

Only following lobbying of key customers like McDonald's, for example, did Cargill sign up to a moratorium on Amazonian soya.

Members of the Amazonian tribes also had trouble matching numbers larger than three or four.

But despite a worldwide interest in the protection of the Amazonian rain forest, it is disappearing fast.

Elected as a deputy in 2002, he is likely to stand for office in Para, an Amazonian state, this year.

An Amazonian ant has dispensed of sex and developed into an all-female species, researchers have found.

In the Amazonian jungle he could not squeeze it between the trees.

Amazonian soya farmers need it to guarantee them decent rainfall.

The Giant Amazonian Centipede can grow to over a foot in length.

Freelance goldminers in areas such as the Amazonian rainforest are often careless of the rights of local tribesmen.

The Amazonian south and southeast will receive much less rainfall.

Researchers have found that ancient Amazonian populations lived in densely populated urban settlements, contrary to popular belief.

First of all, you are in a city, not an Amazonian jungle. There is food and shelter (and probably a McDonalds) on every corner.

Munk has been lugging specially designed wind tunnels into the Amazonian rain forest since 2007.

DAYBREAK is a heavenly time to look on the Amazonian canopy.

To bring them in, and so raise the productivity of Amazonian ranching, it needs to become legal.

Being in my class is like being in the Amazonian jungle.

Amazonian snail's endangerment on rice is very severe.

We plan to expand to Coca, a small city that is also in the Amazonian Region.

Effects of Amazonian deforestation on climate: a numerical experiment with a coupled biosphere-atmosphere model with soil hydrology

Comparative measurements of carbon dioxide fluxes from two nearby towers in a central Amazonian rainforest: The Manaus LBA site

The role of ecosystem-atmosphere interactions in simulated Amazonian precipitation decrease and forest dieback under global climate warming

Isoprene and monoterpene fluxes measured above Amazonian rainforest and their dependence on light and temperature

Circadian rhythms constrain leaf and canopy gas exchange in an Amazonian forest

Inter- University Programme for Amazonian Cooperation ;

Diffusion modeling of recessional flow on central Amazonian floodplains

Using a GCM analogue model to investigate the potential for Amazonian forest dieback

Treaty of Amazonian Cooperation Countries ;

Biogeochemistry of Mercury in the Amazonian Environment

National Institute for Amazonian Research;

Amazonian forest dieback under climate-carbon cycle projections for the 21st century

Effect of soil moisture on canopy conductance of Amazonian rainforest

The Economic Importance of Products Extracted from Amazonian Flood Plain Forests

WTO Treaty of Amazonian Cooperation

Male Amazonian river dolphins, for example, penetrate the blowholes of other males;