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Zoete traybake recepten

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By Katie Marshall
| chicklit.nl
Katie Marshall weet met Zoete Traybake Recepten een heerlijk en toegankelijk bakboek neer te zetten voor iedereen die dol is op zoetigheid. Het boek bevat maar liefst zestig recepten voor zoete traybakes, een vorm van bakken die ideaal is voor grote gezelschappen of om lekker uit te delen. Het fijne aan dit boek is dat het niet alleen klassiekers zijn, maar vooral verrassende variaties waardoor je zin hebt om direct aan het bakken te gaan.
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By Martin Pickering, Katie Marshall, Kevin Brookes, Alain Faymonville
| bulkandtipper.co.uk
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Marine fishes experiencing high-velocity range shifts may not be climate change winners - Nature Ecology & Evolution

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By Federico Riva, Katie Marshall, Jean-Philippe Lessard, Shahar Chaikin
| Nature Verified
Abstract Climate change is driving the global redistribution of species. A common assumption is that rapid range shifts occur in tandem with overall stable or positive abundance trends throughout the range and thus these species may be considered as climate change ‘winners’. However, although establishing the link between range shift velocities and population trends is crucial for predicting climate change impacts it has not been empirically tested.
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