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article on "
emersion", but its
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relatively few
obligate submersed aquatic plants (species that
cannot tolerate emersion for even
relatively short periods), but some
examples include members of...
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strong hostility and
anger toward others.
According to Cross, the
emersion state is an
acceptance of the
multitude of ways to be and
enact Blackness...
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metabolism in the
climbing perch,Anabas testudineus,
during 4 days of
emersion or 10
minutes of
forced exercise on land".
Journal of
Experimental Biology...
- (2006). The
Politics of
Urban Beauty: New York and Its Art Commission.
Emersion:
Emergent Village Resources for
Communities of
Faith Series. University...
- demersal, demerse, demersion, emerge, emergence, emergency, emergent,
emersion, immerge, immergence, immerse, immersible, immersion, immersive, merge...
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acknowledging the
potential of
ludonarrative dissonance to
create what he
calls "
emersion",
defined in
opposition to "immersion" as the "sensation of
being pulled...
- size does not fit all:
Variation in
anatomical traits ****ociated with
emersion behavior in
mudskippers (Gobiidae: Oxudercinae)".
Frontiers in Ecology...
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occultation in 1984 when the
rings obscured a star on
immersion but not on
emersion.
Images from
Voyager 2 in 1989
settled the
issue by
showing several faint...
- the s****.
Species ability to cope with
abiotic factors ****ociated with
emersion stress, such as
desiccation determines their upper limits,
while biotic...
