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Acclimatization or
acclimatisation (also
called acclimation or
acclimatation) is the
process in
which an
individual organism adjusts to a
change in its...
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zoologie générale (1841). La vie Étienne
Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire (1847).
Acclimatation et
domestication des
animaux utiles (1849).
Lettres sur les substances...
- (in French). 50 (4). Collart,
Alphonse (June 1989). "Introduction et
acclimatation de l'Isambaza du lac
Tanganyika au lac Kivu".
Compte rendu du seminaire...
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French society established a
branch in Algeria, as well as the
Jardin d'
Acclimatation in
Paris in 1861, to
showcase not just new
animals and
plants but also...
- most
noted occupants were
Edward Wilson,
editor of The Argus, and an
acclimatation enthusiast, and
Robert McDougall, a
famed breeder of the
Booth strain...
- fasc. 3, 1950 (scientific article) (in French) Émile
Dottrens (1955). "
Acclimatation et
hybridation de Corégones".
Revue suisse de
Zoologie (in French)....
- success. Its
first flight took
place on 4 July 1898, in the
Jardin d´
Acclimatation in Paris.
Santos Dumont described that the
balloon "...very maneuverable...
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French naturalist Isidore Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire,
whose 1849
treatise Acclimatation et
domestication des
animaux utiles ("Acclimatization and Domestication...
- held in San Sebastian, Spain) were
filmed in
Paris at the
Jardin d’
Acclimatation,
where thousands of
spectators had gathered. The
unsynchronized sound...
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Retrieved 22
November 2024. Collart,
Alphonse (June 1989). "Introduction et
acclimatation de l'Isambaza du lac
Tanganyika au lac Kivu".
Compte rendu du seminaire...
