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1. A model for the noninvasive, habitat-inclusive estimation of upper limit abundance for synanthropes, exemplified by M. fascicularis

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Koch Liston, André L., primary, Zhu, Xueying, additional, Bang, Tran V., additional, Phiapalath, Phaivanh, additional, Hun, Seiha, additional, Ahmed, Tanvir, additional, Hasan, Sabit, additional, Biswas, Sajib, additional, Nath, Shimul, additional, Ahmed, Toufique, additional, Ilham, Kurnia, additional, Lwin, Ngwe, additional, Frechette, Jackson L., additional, Hon, Naven, additional, Agger, Cain, additional, Ai, Suzuki, additional, Auda, Emeline, additional, Gazagne, Eva, additional, Kamler, Jan F., additional, Groenenberg, Milou, additional, Banet-Eugene, Sarah, additional, Challis, Neil, additional, Vibol, Neth, additional, Leroux, Nicole, additional, Sinovas, Pablo, additional, Reaksmey, Sophatt, additional, Muñoz, Vanessa H., additional, Lappan, Susan, additional, Zainol, Zaki, additional, Albanese, Valeria, additional, Alexiadou, Athanasia, additional, Nielsen, Daniel R. K., additional, Holzner, Anna, additional, Ruppert, Nadine, additional, Briefer, Elodie F., additional, Fuentes, Agustin, additional, and Hansen, Malene F., additional

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2024
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16. Macaques can contribute to greener practices in oil palm plantations when used as biological pest control

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Holzner, Anna, Ruppert, Nadine, Swat, Filip, Schmidt, Marco, Weiß, Brigitte M., Villa, Giovanni, Mansor, Asyraf, Mohd Sah, Shahrul Anuar, Engelhardt, Antje, Kühl, Hjalmar, Wittig, Anja, Holzner, Anna, Ruppert, Nadine, Swat, Filip, Schmidt, Marco, Weiß, Brigitte M., Villa, Giovanni, Mansor, Asyraf, Mohd Sah, Shahrul Anuar, Engelhardt, Antje, Kühl, Hjalmar, and Wittig, Anja

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Conversion of tropical forests into oil palm plantations reduces the habitats of many species, including primates, and frequently leads to human–wildlife conflicts. Contrary to the widespread belief that macaques foraging in the forest–oil palm matrix are detrimental crop pests, we show that the impact of macaques on oil palm yield is minor. More importantly, our data suggest that wild macaques have the potential to act as biological pest control by feeding on plantation rats, the major pest for oil palm crops, with each macaque group estimated to reduce rat populations by about 3,000 individuals per year (mitigating annual losses of 112 USD per hectare). If used for rodent control in place of the conventional method of poison, macaques could provide an important ecosystem service and enhance palm oil sustainability.

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2019

20. Zusammenfassung, Kritik, Implikationen und Ausblick.

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Holzner, Anna

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2006
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21. Methodik für das Pricing von Messeleistungen.

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Holzner, Anna

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2006
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22. Ergebnisse und Diskussion der Conjoint-Studie.

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Holzner, Anna

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2006
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23. Grundlagen des Preismanagements von Messegesellschaften.

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Holzner, Anna

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2006
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24. Die Bedeutung und Herausforderung des Pricings von Messeleistungen.

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Holzner, Anna

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2006
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25. Development of a basic root canal treatment (BRT) for primary oral health care--evaluation after one year.

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Jordan RA, Markovic L, Holzner AL, Richter B, and Gaengler P

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Adolescent, Adult, Chlorhexidine, Dental Restoration, Permanent methods, Developing Countries, Female, Follow-Up Studies, Gambia, Gutta-Percha, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Pilot Projects, Primary Health Care, Quality of Life, Root Canal Filling Materials, Root Canal Irrigants, Root Canal Therapy instrumentation, Treatment Outcome, Young Adult, Zinc Oxide-Eugenol Cement, Pulpitis therapy, Root Canal Therapy methods
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Objectives: Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART) was a major step forward in community dentistry but treatment options for deep carious lesions or pulp involvement still focus on tooth extraction in under-served areas worldwide. To bridge the gap between ART and extraction this pilot study aimed to develop and follow-up a basic root canal treatment for rural dental health facilities in the Republic of The Gambia (West Africa), faced with an environment lacking technical equipment and developing primary oral health care., Methods: 25 single rooted teeth with acute irreversible pulpitis were root canal treated with a standardised endodontic instrument kit and a specific procedure. A step-back technique was used with intermittent chlorhexidine 0.2% and saline irrigation. Root canal obturation was performed using a single-cone technique with gutta-percha using Grossman's root canal cement. Coronal filling was carried out by using ART. Clinical examinations were documented before treatment, one day, five days, six months and twelve months postoperatively., Results: None of the root canal fillings had to be revised due to postoperative complications. In 9 out of 25 teeth, transitory apical pain disappeared after a few days. After six months, all ART fillings appeared clinically acceptable, two fillings had to be corrected. Four class II restorations and three class IV restorations needed replacement after 12 months. Patients' assessment of health related quality of life improved significantly, especially concerning dental pain, chewing ability and fitness for work., Conclusions: Preliminary clinical follow-ups showed encouraging results for the basic root canal treatment approach. Longitudinal clinical studies with greater populations are required to substantiate these results. Modifications in the coronal filling technique are preferable to improve the clinical performance of extended ART cavity restorations.

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2009

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