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differ in their realised ecological niches, represented here by their modelled climate envelopes.

Species whose future potential range is markedly smaller in extent than their present range also face the likelihood of population reduction and heightened extinction risk [13], even if they are able to respond sufficiently rapidly that their realised range corresponds to their potential range.

Phenotypic plasticity defined as the ability of organisms to alter their morphology and/ or physiology in response to varying environmental conditions has thus been cited to increase the success of invasive species [ 23 - 26 since it increases their realised ecological niches.

Musically, it's their most brilliantly realised piece and expansive of work.

Interviews with members of this third group once they started university showed they sometimes regretted their decisions and realised they could have chosen differently.

It's also time the leaders of faith communities, and their equally passionate opponents, realised that human approaches to religion are varied.

Instead, the power of universal banks will be eroded by market forces driven by the new Basel 3 rules on capital ratios as well as a more intangible but vital factor: culture.In 2012 universal bankers and, more importantly, their clients at last realised that financial capitalism had moved too far towards transaction banking at the expense of "relationship banking".

The album leans heavily on dramatic strings and the clipped, walkabout funk of the clavinet and from the coiled funk of "Alakazam !" to the soaring French touch of "Love S.O.S.," it suggests an incarnation of Justice that is more rounded and fully realised than on their debut, yet lighter and more dextrous than on Audio, Video, Disco.

The American people, he was confident, realised as never before their interdependence upon each other, and that they must give as well as take.

Reincarnate lamas, that is trulkus or "living buddhas", are embodied institutions believed to be higher realised beings, who control their rebirths and are integral to Tibetan Buddhist culture.

Finally, although this study provides some new insights with regard to the effects of economic competencies on the educational aspirations, it cannot explain students' realised educational decisions or their academic and vocational success.