...Yuliya Kosyakova; Andreas Damelang When analyzing naturalization intentions, it is important to consider non-citizens’ social context. The social context manifests itself in different legal rights of non-citizens in the destination country, which are incorporated into the naturalization decision...

... of species in their natural habitat is much more cost-effective in the long term. Sometimes, rescued plants should be introduced in similar habitats outside their natural range where the threats are absent. This follows the programmes of assisted migration for climate change mitigation, but this can also...

...) reproduce. However, we know less about how social inequalities inform practices and reproductive logics within fertility clinics and across contexts. Mobilizing the concept of strategic naturalization and denaturalization (SN/SD) – the conceptual reconfiguration of an egg’s heritable components...

... north as Nordic Scandinavia. Under the RCP8.5 concentration pathway, we predict that the majority of NWES coastline will be within C. gigas’s thermal recruitment niche by 2100. Given the widespread occurrence of current naturalized C. gigas populations, its large larval dispersal...

... community phylogenetics Darwin’s naturalization hypothesis spatial scale phylogenetic beta diversity 外来物种 群落系统发育 达尔文归化假说 空间尺度 系统发育β多样性 Assimilation of alien species into recipient communities is determined by mechanisms such as dispersal, regional-scale environmental filters, interactions...

...Feng Hou; Garnett Picot Corresponding author. Email: [email protected] immigrants naturalization citizenship policies globalization Naturalization can benefit immigrants and the receiving countries in many ways. Acquiring citizenship allows immigrants to fully participate in the formal...

... for the effect of fruit heteromorphism on the extent of naturalization (continuous variable, natural log-transformed number of regions where the species is naturalized) once a species is naturalized in at least one region, we excluded all non-naturalized species. We first ran linear models (LMs) and phylogenetic...

... with Darwin’s Naturalization Hypothesis, Tetropium spp. would have greater impacts on emergence of its closer relatives (which might be most likely to compete and/or share natural enemies). Addition of Tetropium eggs (either species) to bolts lowered insect diversity in both host trees. Both...

... Attribution License ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Migration and citizenship studies tend to conceive of naturalization and of citizenship ceremonies...

...Sarah C. Bishop © 2017 International Communication Association 2017 To become a naturalized citizen of the United States, an eligible foreign-born individual must submit an application form, complete an interview with an United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officer...

...Amelia Kuch By March 2015, 149,630 people have received their citizenship certificates. However, in Ulyankulu settlement, there are still over 4,000 pending cases, including people whose applications were lost or incorrect, people who did not apply for either repatriation or naturalization...

...) and ‘rather negative for prospective immigrants’ ( Hein 2012 : 183). The citizenship regime itself remains an ‘outlier’, according to Chung (2010 a ), because of the low numbers of naturalization seekers and the persistence of a large denizen community. While this may be attributed, in part...

... plant species that were introduced to Europe >100 years ago in order to test whether naturalized and non-naturalized species differ in their responses to shading. Specifically, a test was carried out to determine whether naturalized exotic woody species maintained better growth under shaded...

...James Milner 9 2013 4 2014 © The Author 2014. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please email: [email protected] 2014 [email protected] Abstract When Tanzania announced its willingness to naturalize some of the 220,000 Burundian...

...Bezeng S. Bezeng; Vincent Savolainen; Kowiyou Yessoufou; Alexander S. T. Papadopulos; Olivier Maurin; Michelle van der Bank conservation Darwin's naturalization hypothesis invasion phylogenetic nearest-neighbour distance © 2013 The Linnean Society of London Abstract Invasive plant species...

... sinensis’ cultivars sampled are hybrids with W. floribunda. Although W. sinensis and W. floribunda are recognized invasive species in the southeastern USA, the relationships of horticultural cultivars to naturalized plants was previously unknown. Haplotype analysis of nuclear...

...This essay argues that Herder’s conception of history as a form of natural growth is grounded in his claim that humans are a part of nature and develop historically situated forms of reason in communication with the features of their natural and social environments. By stressing this developmental...

...This chapter shows how naturalization of the Everglades is attributable to the collaborations of local glades guides and visiting naturalists. It discusses how scientists contribute to conservation efforts. It also explains that surveys and expeditions into the Everglades backcountry would not have...

... the naturalization period and radically restrict immigrant civil rights, and when concern about Haitian immigration prompted the first racial restrictions in U.S. immigration law, limiting naturalization to “free white persons.” The federal government mainly left migration to the states during the nineteenth century...

... by public discourse in legislation, public education, and government-promoted racial categories and policies. The second centers on the naturalization process as it was influenced by national policies and overall immigration trends, but especially by the local contexts of family and communal ties...