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 Galápagos Islands  

Galápagos Islands
...Current. The Galápagos are famous for...tortoises the islands are named for...claimed the Galápagos. Charles Darwin visited the islands (1835) during...base on the islands for the defense...Species the Galápagos were declared...
November 12, 2008; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition

The evolutionary patterns of the plant family Amaranthaceae on the Galápagos and Hawaiian Islands
...Amaranthaceae on the Galpagos and Hawaiian Islands. J. Torrey Bot. Soc. 131:105-109. 2004...differentiated in the Galpagos and the Hawaiian Islands. In both archipelagos the endemic taxa...molecular data are needed. In the Hawaiian Islands the subfamily Amaranthoideae has differentiated...
April 1, 2004; Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society

THE EVOLUTIONARY AND BIOGEOGRAPHIC ORIGINS OF THE ENDEMIC PECTINIDAE (MOLLUSCA: BIVALVIA) OF THE GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS
...of endemic Pectinidae of the Galpagos Islands allow their endemic status to be assessed...described are L. isabelensis of the Galpagos Islands and L. cocosensis of Cocos Island. Leopecten...marine molluscan fauna of the Galpagos Islands, Ecuador, are faunistic studies that compare...
September 1, 2007; Journal of Paleontology

The Effect of the Galápagos Islands on the Equatorial Pacific Cold Tongue
...geometry-in particular, for the Galpagos Islands. Four simulations are performed, with...model grids with and without the Galpagos Islands, with coarse and fine resolutions. It is found that properly including the Galpagos Islands results in the obstruction of the Equatorial...
May 1, 2007; Journal of Physical Oceanography

Turismo depredador. (el daño que los turistas han causado en las islas Galápagos)(TT: Plundering tourism) (TA: the damage that tourists have caused on the Galápagos islands)
La flora y la fauna de las islas Galápagos --un ecosistema cerrado en donde durante millones de años evolucionaron especies únicas en el planeta-- están ahora en peligro por el exceso de gente. La población local pasó de menos de 3,000 habitantes en 1960 a más de
December 1, 1996; Contenido

The Effect of the Galápagos Islands on ENSO in Forced Ocean and Hybrid Coupled Models
...to examine the effects of the Galpagos Islands on the El Nio-Southern Oscillation (ENSO...in cases with and without the Galpagos Islands. In this setup, the sensitivity of the...response to the presence of the Galpagos Islands is examined. Second, with the OGCM coupled...
November 1, 2008; Journal of Physical Oceanography

THE EFFECT OF THE GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS ON ENSO
...equatorial undercurrent (EUC) the Galapagos Islands are responsible for about a 1C warming...Pacific Ocean. Given that the Galpagos Islands have a significant effect on the mean...Galapagos for variability and found that the islands also have an important effect on ENSO...
July 1, 2008; Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society

IMPACT OF THE GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS ON THE EQUATORIAL PACIFIC
...understand what effect, if any, the Galpagos Islands have on interannual variability and subsequent...will quantify the effect of the Galapagos Islands on El Nino events through direct flow...BUSALACCHI. "The Effect of the Galpagos Islands on the Equatorial Pacific Cold Tongue...
March 1, 2007; Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society

Phylogeographic History and Gene Flow Among Giant Galápagos Tortoises on Southern Isabela Island
ABSTRACT Volcanic islands represent excellent models with which...challenging for recent dispersal events within islands, where the antagonistic effects of land...This is particularly true for volcanic islands. In fact, although historical processes...
March 1, 2006; Genetics

Ground in the Galápagos
ECUADOR'S GALPAGOS Islands-known for giant tortoises, playful sea lions, and blue-footed boobies-al...that we actually export." According to Unda, who has governed these islands since mid-2005, the Galpagos has 26,000 inhabitants, up from 18,600...
November 1, 2006; Americas



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