By the beginning of the Holocene, greater subsistence success allowed exponential population growth, coinciding with agricultural origins in several world regions.
The narrower, rounded snouts of Dicraeosaurus, Suuwassea, and Tornieria are interpreted as evidence for greater subsistence on mid-height, selective browse, although the intermediacy of these shapes between the squarest diplodocoids and the roundest outgroups may indicate at least partial reliance on non-selective browsing in these taxa.
He replenished his snuff and said, "Stevens has been a great supporter of subsistence life style, economic development.
From the beginning of the Upper Paleolithic in Europe, and earlier in Africa, projectiles tipped with osseous points were of great importance for subsistence; but thus far, no specific experimental reference has been developed to help identify the traces left by these points.
Small movable water pumps can be of great assistance to subsistence farmers that need such support most.
Pockets of poverty exist in some rural and inner-city areas; however, Missouri generally has not had the severe poverty that often exists in states with heavier industrialization or a greater degree of subsistence farming.
On the other hand, when adult wages are greater than the subsistence level of consumption, migration and remittances reduce child effort only if r > (w a − s).
It is of greatest concern among subsistence fishermen divers in tropical regions where morbidity and mortality incidence is an order more common than in developed countries and hyperbaric treatment is often unavailable [ 5, 6].
Great poverty encouraged a subsistence approach to food and by the mid-19th century the vast majority of the population sufficed with a diet of potatoes and milk.
Integrated culture system showed the greatest DO stratification, whereas subsistence system showed the least (Fig. 6).
