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We advanced an organizing framework ( Figure 3 ) that suggested a number of
developmental structures and progressions , some of which were quite literal
summaries of the available data ( e . g . , the central three vertical columns of
Figure 3 ) ...
We advanced an organizing framework ( Figure 3 ) that suggested a number of
developmental structures and progressions , some of which were quite literal
summaries of the available data ( e . g . , the central three vertical columns of
Figure 3 ) ...
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slope in upper right of Figure 4 . 3 . mabilāu or " caneland " ( cane grassland ,
high grassland , second growth , runo association ) . Mostly slopeland , unworked
soil , covered with various stages of second - growth herbaceous and ligneous ...
slope in upper right of Figure 4 . 3 . mabilāu or " caneland " ( cane grassland ,
high grassland , second growth , runo association ) . Mostly slopeland , unworked
soil , covered with various stages of second - growth herbaceous and ligneous ...
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32OANN FIGURE 9 Graph of means of cue importance when classified ... The
cities do not differ significantly with respect to cue importance for the features (
again , the letters refer to the listing in Figure 9 ) : ( c ) commercial land use , ( d )
...
32OANN FIGURE 9 Graph of means of cue importance when classified ... The
cities do not differ significantly with respect to cue importance for the features (
again , the letters refer to the listing in Figure 9 ) : ( c ) commercial land use , ( d )
...
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Editors Introduction | 27 |
Theory and Research on the Development | 138 |
Editors Introduction | 191 |
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