These conditions occurred: (1) in a periglacial climate with permafrost; (2) at the transition from a warm-temperate to a cool climate.
If you purchased your Bible from a store or received it in the mail on a temperate to warm day, this step is not necessary.
Furthermore, micromorphological features in microstratigraphic association may be used to reconstruct changes in environmental controls, such as from a temperate to periglacial conditions.
Furthermore, micro-morphological features in micro-stratigraphic association may be used to reconstruct changes in environmental controls, such as from a temperate to periglacial conditions.
This trait affects both gill- and air-breathing species from temperate to tropical habitats across a full range of salinities.
If you live in a more temperate to warm climate, outdoor aviaries might be more appropriate than an indoor cage.
In short, despite annual variations registered, the circulation of the four DENV serotypes from temperate to subtropical Argentina is currently a main public health concern.
These turtles tend to be temperate to sub-tropical and need a hibernation period.
The theory of Earth's climate is an example: climate changes that induce glaciation cycles are negligible if compared to the temperature variations that accompany the shift from a temperate climate to an ice-covered Earth.
Here, the cooperative effect of noise, arising from the internal dynamics of the atmosphere and ocean, and the small periodic variation in solar energy over a period of about 100,000 years, induced by the variation in the Earth's eccentricity, provides an amplification of the climate response that leads to the transition from a temperate climate to an ice-covered Earth state and vice versa.
In the Northern Hemisphere it is landlocked and does not extend to Arctic waters or have a temperate-to-cold zone.
