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Neurological Imprints of Boys' Love Culture: Shaping Sexual Orientation Identity in the Digital Age's Young females

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By Jiang Xiaowei, Chen Yingying, Chen Yanan, Ao Na
| BioRxiv
Abstract With the omnipresence of social media, Boys' Love (BL) culture has found a burgeoning audience among young females. While this cultural phenomenon offers a platform for self-expression to some, its potential implications remain underexplored. This study investigates whether immersion in BL culture impacts the process of young females forming self-recognition and identification of sexual orientation.
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Coastal Environmental Changes and Management in China in the Context of Global Changes and Human Activities

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By ZHANG Yunfeng, Chen Yingying, HUA Xiaobin, YAN Shiqing
| ageconsearch.umn.edu
Coastal Environmental Changes and Management in China in the Context of Global Changes and Human Activities Coastal zone is the complex area with intense sea-land interaction. There are various types, complex environments and developed economy in coastal area of China. Under the influence of global change and human activities, the ecosystem of coastal zone is vulnerable and has sensitive response to environment changes.
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Changes in Sedimentation Rate of Tidal Flat and Environmental Significance at Qidong Foreland of the Yangtze Estuary

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By Ren Hang, Chen Yingying, ZHANG Yunfeng, ZHANG Zhenke
| ageconsearch.umn.edu
Changes in Sedimentation Rate of Tidal Flat and Environmental Significance at Qidong Foreland of the Yangtze Estuary The sedimentation rate is an important environmental parameter to understand the evolution of coastal geomorphology. The tidal flat around Qidong foreland is located in the junction between Yangtze Estuary and Jiangsu coast, where the land-ocean interactions are strong and highly sensitive to environmental changes.
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