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Schuld

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Schuld
A German term for debt.
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Dissociative symptoms in children have also been associated with parenting styles described as severely neglectful (Brunner, Parzer, Schuld, & Resch, 2000; Ogawa et al.
Diagnosis of Trauma and Abuse-Related Dissociative Symptom Disorders ... by Scott EdD, MSN, APRN Weber / Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing
pretiosum, 24 e 48 horas apos o tratamento, deva-se ao fato de que esse produto teve mais tempo para penetrar pelo corion do ovo hospedeiro, quando em comparacao a uma hora, ocasionando maiores mortalidades do parasitoide no interior do ovo, como tambem foi sugerido por Guifen e Hirai (1997), Schuld e Schumuck (2000), Carvalho et al.
Residual effect of synthetic insecticides on Trichogramma pretiosum ... by Moscardini, Valeria Fonseca; de Moura, Alexandre Pinho; Carvalho, Geraldo Andrade; Lasmar, Olinto / Acta Scientiarum Agronomy (UEM)
 
 
 
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