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Sachverzeichnis
    Farbige Seitenzahlen verweisen auf die Definitionen in Repetitorien , die dadurch als Glossar genutzt werden können.
    A
    Aasfresser 132
    ABC-Modell 292
    Abkommen von Montreal 253
    Absorption 36
    Abundanz 78, 89, 399
    – absolute 79f.
    – relative 79, 81, 169
    – – Modell, klassisches 169
    Abundanzpyramide 181
    Abundanzstufe 169
    Abundanzverteilung 164, 169f., 179
    – relative 169f.
    Abyssal 204
    Abyssopelagial 204
    Acacia 152
    Acanthamoeba castellani 441f.
    Acanthamoeba culbertsoni 442
    Acanthamoeba polyphaga 442
    Acantharea 438
    Acantharia 435
    Acanthocolla solidissima 435
    Acanthometra pellucida 435
    Acanthometron elasticum 440
    Ackerbau, Entwicklung 238
    Acrasea 406
    Acrasine 446
    Acrasis rosea 407
    Acritarche 387
    Adaptation 285, 296
    adaptive Radiation 283, 296
    – Darwinfinken 283
    Adenin,