Recommended: to have the scientific publication mentioned at university libraries.
Libraries of some U.K. universities miss useful scientific papers (ecology, environment).
Examples: University of Manchester, Leeds, Bath, Durham, Imperial College London, Exeter, Lancaster, Surrey, York, East Anglia, Bristol, Southampton, Birmingham, Newcastle, Kent, Glasgow, Liverpool, Reading, Swansea, Aberdeen, Stirling, Brunel, Dundee, Lincoln, Falmouth, Winchester, Buckingham, Portsmouth, Hull, Northampton, Brighton, Chichester, Bradford, Chester, Plymouth, Salford, Ulster, Derby, Queen Mary, City, Keele
http://5bio5.blogspot.com/2014/12/uk-universities-miss-useful-papers.html
More detailed information, see the blog post online:
U.K. Universities miss this innovative publication.
University of Manchester, Leeds
are not on the list of U.K. universities that hold this innovative ecology publication, according to WorldCatalog.
Also, according to WorldCatalogue, the libraries of these British universities miss this publication:
Bath, Durham, Imperial College London, Exeter, Lancaster, Surrey, York, East Anglia, Bristol, Southampton, Birmingham, Newcastle, Kent, Glasgow, Liverpool, Reading, Swansea, Aberdeen, Stirling, Brunel, Dundee, Lincoln, Falmouth, Winchester, Buckingham, Portsmouth, Hull, Northampton, Brighton, Chichester, Bradford, Chester, Plymouth, Salford, Ulster, Derby, Queen Mary, City, Keele and some others;
E.g., they miss the ecology paper entitled: The hazard of a two-level synergism of synecological summation of anthropogenic effects
(the full text of this paper is available at ResearchGate)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/10614388_The_hazard_of_a_two-level_synergism;
see the blog post online:
http://5bio5.blogspot.com/2014/12/uk-universities-miss-this-innovative.html
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Libraries of some U.K. universities miss useful scientific papers (ecology, environment).
Examples: University of Manchester, Leeds, Bath, Durham, Imperial College London, Exeter, Lancaster, Surrey, York, East Anglia, Bristol, Southampton, Birmingham, Newcastle, Kent, Glasgow, Liverpool, Reading, Swansea, Aberdeen, Stirling, Brunel, Dundee, Lincoln, Falmouth, Winchester, Buckingham, Portsmouth, Hull, Northampton, Brighton, Chichester, Bradford, Chester, Plymouth, Salford, Ulster, Derby, Queen Mary, City, Keele
http://5bio5.blogspot.com/2014/12/uk-universities-miss-useful-papers.html
More detailed information, see the blog post online:
U.K. Universities miss this innovative publication.
University of Manchester, Leeds
are not on the list of U.K. universities that hold this innovative ecology publication, according to WorldCatalog.
Also, according to WorldCatalogue, the libraries of these British universities miss this publication:
Bath, Durham, Imperial College London, Exeter, Lancaster, Surrey, York, East Anglia, Bristol, Southampton, Birmingham, Newcastle, Kent, Glasgow, Liverpool, Reading, Swansea, Aberdeen, Stirling, Brunel, Dundee, Lincoln, Falmouth, Winchester, Buckingham, Portsmouth, Hull, Northampton, Brighton, Chichester, Bradford, Chester, Plymouth, Salford, Ulster, Derby, Queen Mary, City, Keele and some others;
E.g., they miss the ecology paper entitled: The hazard of a two-level synergism of synecological summation of anthropogenic effects
(the full text of this paper is available at ResearchGate)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/10614388_The_hazard_of_a_two-level_synergism;
see the blog post online:
http://5bio5.blogspot.com/2014/12/uk-universities-miss-this-innovative.html
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