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Breuer, Wolfgang; Schweizer, Thilo; Breuer, Claudia

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“…In these studies, some sandy intervals were not studied because they were believed to be less favorable for palynology. Twenty samples, from 486.8 to 294.3 m have subsequently been studied or restudied during postgraduate research on megaspores and miospores (Breuer, 2007). All samples contain miospores (and nine samples contain megaspores), together with marine palynomorphs such as acritarchs, chitinozoans, and prasinophycean phycomata.…”

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Description and Microscale Analysis of Some Enigmatic Palynomorphs From the Middle Devonian (Givetian) of Libya

Steemans¹,

Javaux²,

Breuer³

et al. 2009

Palynology

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International audienceLarge acritarchs were recovered from the Awaynat Wanin II Formation in the A1-69 borehole, western Libya at 394.4 m. This sample has been dated by acritarchs and spores as Givetian (Middle Devonian). Two species of acanthomorph acritarchs were recovered that are unusually large for the Paleozoic. The first type, represented by a single specimen, is a new occurrence of a previously described but unnamed form from the Middle Devonian of the Sahara. The second type, which is more abundant, is named as Vanguestainidium cucurbitulum gen. et sp. nov. Biogeochemical analysis using infrared microspectroscopy shows that the wall composition of this new taxon is close to algaenans isolated from the green alga Botryococcus braunii Kützing 1849 although these forms are not morphologically similar. The presence of well-preserved fragile palynomorphs, abundant terrestrially-derived palynomorphs including large megaspores, and rare marine palynomorphs suggests deposition in a low-energy nearshore environment such as a coastal swamp

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“…The ages of the formations in the A1-69 well and the sample positions of the material of Breuer (2007). The sample studied herein at 394.4 m is asterisked.…”

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confidence: 99%

Description and Microscale Analysis of Some Enigmatic Palynomorphs From the Middle Devonian (Givetian) of Libya

Steemans¹,

Javaux²,

Breuer³

et al. 2009

Palynology

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“…In other words, the careful transportation of this room reflects a typical scenario for the development of a memorial house: the danger of destruction instigates an initiative for its preservation as a site of remembrance. 27 The plans for the annexation of the room to the Emmerick House have been preserved in the Dülmen city archives. They show how one had access to the Leidensstube (room of suffering) via a small flight of stairs from the Emmerick Room.…”

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‘Valued most highly and preserved most carefully’: Using saintly figures’ houses and memorabilia collections to campaign for their canonisation

Osselaer

2018

Museum History Journal

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“…The ECHR has been strongly influenced by the classical idea of fundamental rights being Second, and more pertinently, the FCC criticises that in civil law cases, the complaint procedure before the ECtHR might reflect the fundamental rights concerned only insufficiently, since only one party (the applicant) has direct access to the ECtHR, while the other party to the original proceedings has not. Again, this argument may be applied to the FCC itself: 15 where, confident of being away from prying eyes, they behaved in a given situation in a manner in which they would not behave in a public place". 18 The rest of the claim, however, was dismissed.…”

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Implementing ECtHR Judgments in So-Called “Multipolar Fundamental Rights Situations

Breuer¹

2017

J. Sib. Fed. Univ., Humanit. soc. sci.

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The implementation of ECtHR judgments may be particularly difficult in cases where the concerns of two or more private litigants must be weighed against each other. The Strasbourg proceedings are unilateral in that only one of them (the party having lost the case at the national level) will be directly represented. If the ECtHR finds in favour of this party, implementing the judgment might raise fundamental rights concerns of the party previously having won the case before German courts. The article analyses the approach taken by the German Federal Constitutional Court, in particular in its famous Görgülü decision. It also evaluates the relevance of the "multipolar fundamental rights" argument in the jurisprudence of German courts.

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Description and Microscale Analysis of Some Enigmatic Palynomorphs From the Middle Devonian (Givetian) of Libya

Description and Microscale Analysis of Some Enigmatic Palynomorphs From the Middle Devonian (Givetian) of Libya

‘Valued most highly and preserved most carefully’: Using saintly figures’ houses and memorabilia collections to campaign for their canonisation

Implementing ECtHR Judgments in So-Called “Multipolar Fundamental Rights Situations

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