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1. Folk dance practice and transmission of the folk dance tradition by expatriate Estonians in Sweden and Germany

Creator:
Zajedova, Ilvi and Rüütel, Eha
Type:
article, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:
Estonian expatriate, eco-cultural model, transmission of folk dance, traditions, identity, and comparative research
Language:
Czech
Description:
The aim of this comparative research was to map the emergence of folk dance groups, ant to assess the role of folk dance in preserving Estonianism among Estonians in exile. For Estonians, their national format became the politically correct form of self-expression. For long decades this form, comprising folk costumes, songs and dance festivals in a national romantic spirit, ond originating from the period on national awakening, has suited Estonians.
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2. I čeští plži mohou přežít průchod trávicím traktem ptáků

Creator:
Jasna Simonová
Format:
print, bez média, and svazek
Type:
article, text, články, journal articles, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:
Biologické vědy, plži, ptáci, trávicí ústrojí, komparativní výzkum, gastropods, alimentary tract, comparative research, birds, přenos plžů, disperze, závornatky, digestive tract of birds, Clausiliidae, 2, and 57/59
Language:
Czech
Description:
Analogickým studiím z Tichomoří a Mexika se podařilo experimentálně prokázat, že i lesní plži čeledi Clausiliidae - Cochlodina laminata a Alinda biplicata s rozměry těla cca 20 mm mohou projít živí zažívacím traktem středně velkých ptáků. Zajímavým poznatkem je, že ačkoli přežila pouze 2 % všech plžů, tak pokud nedošlo k poškození jejich schránky, přežilo plných 62 % jedinců nalezených v trusu., Analogously to the studies of the Pacific area and Mexico, we were able to prove experimentally that the forest snails from family Clausiliidae - Cochlodina laminata and Alinda biplicata with a body size of approximately 20 mm can pass through the digestive tract of a medium-sized bird. There is an interesting finding that although only 2% of gastropods survived at all, 62% of those with intact (undamaged) shells survived., and Jasna Simonová.
Rights:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ and policy:public