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Original:  Such assessments, in conjunction with contamination and human health risk assessments, help to evaluate the environmental hazards posed by contaminated sites and to determine remediation requirements. ecological assessment
Revised:  Such assessments, in conjunction with contamination and human health risk assessments, help to evaluate the environmental hazards posed by contaminated sites and to determine remediation requirements. 
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Original: During much of the 18th century, the history of Wadai is marked by wars with the Sultanate of Darfur and in the early 1700s under the rule of Abd al-Karim's grandson, Ya'qub Arus ( 1681-1707 ), the country suffered terrible drought that lasted for several years.
Revised: During much of the 18th century, the history of Wadai is marked by wars with the Sultanate of Darfur and in the early 1700s under the rule of Abd al-Karim's grandson, Ya'qub Arus ( 1681–1707 ), the country suffered terrible drought that lasted for several years.
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Original:  After 1804, during the reign of Muhammad Sabun (r. 1804 - c. 1815), the Sultanate of Wadai began to expand its power as it profited considerably from its strategic position astride the trans-Saharan trade routes.
Revised:  After 1804, during the reign of Muhammad Sabun (r. 1804 – c. 1815), the Sultanate of Wadai began to expand its power as it profited considerably from its strategic position astride the trans-Saharan trade routes.
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Original:  Photo after French annexation, c .1918 ]]
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Original:  Two monuments in Buffalo, New York, one located at the corner of Church Street and Main, the other at at Main and South Division Streets.
Revised:  Two monuments in Buffalo, New York, one located at the corner of Church Street and Main, the other at Main and South Division Streets.
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Original:  A statue in Riverbank Park in Flint, Michigan, also erected on the 1979 bicentennial of his death.
Revised:  A statue in Riverbank Park in Flint, Michigan, erected on the 1979 bicentennial of his death.
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Original:  An equestrian statue in Roger Williams Park in Providence, Rhode Island   , erected on the bicentennial of his birth in 1953.
Revised:  An equestrian statue in Roger Williams Park in Providence, Rhode Island by , erected on the bicentennial of his birth in 1953.
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Original:  150px| Statue in Providence, Rhode Island Casimir Pulaski Monument in Savannah, Georgia.
Revised:  Statue in Providence, Rhode Island Casimir Pulaski Monument in Savannah, Georgia.
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Original:   Military
Revised:  A Square named "Gen. Casimir Pulaski Square" is in Boston at the intersection of Power St and Boston St with a small park next to it. In the park sits a stone block with a message on it. There is a bust of him on top of it. An American flag sits on his right and an inter-war period Polish flag on his left. Military
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Original: Isabel Barreto de Castro (Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain, (1567 – 1612) was a Spanish sailor and traveler, considered one of the first women to hold the office of admiral in  history.
Revised: Isabel Barreto de Castro (Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain, (1567 – 1612) was a Spanish sailor and traveler, the first known woman to hold the office of admiral in history.
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Original: Isabel Barreto de Castro (Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain  , (1567 – 1612) was a Spanish sailor and traveler, the first known woman to hold the office of admiral in European history.
Revised: Isabel Barreto de Castro (Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain ) , (1567 – 1612) was a Spanish sailor and traveler, the first known woman to hold the office of admiral in European history.
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Original:  She was purportedly the granddaughter of Francisco Barreto, Portuguese governor of India.
Revised:  She was purportedly the granddaughter of Francisco Barreto, governor of Portuguese India.
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Original: Isabel Barreto de Castro (Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain), (1567 – 1612) was a Spanish sailor and traveler, the first known woman to hold the office of admiral in European history .
Revised: Isabel Barreto de Castro (Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain), (1567 – 1612) was a Spanish sailor and traveler, the first known woman to hold the office of admiral in the history of navigation .
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Original: After the victory at the Battle of Blood River, The Voortrekkers moved to Pietermaritzburg, and Cilliers moved to a farm in Welgevonden (now Colbourn), about sixteen miles north of Howick in Natal.
Revised: After the victory at the Battle of Blood River, The Voortrekkers moved to Pietermaritzburg, and Cilliers moved to a farm in Welgevonden (now Colbourn), about north of Howick in Natal.
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Original: The Vow [[File:Sarel Cilliers memorial on the grounds of Kroonstad's NG Moederkerk.jpg|The Sarel Cilliers memorial in the grounds of the NG Moederkerk, Kroonstad.
Revised: Vow [[File:Sarel Cilliers memorial on the grounds of Kroonstad's NG Moederkerk.jpg|The Sarel Cilliers memorial in the grounds of the NG Moederkerk, Kroonstad.
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Original:  Cilliers' vow was celebrated as a national holiday in South Africa (Day of the Vow) on 16 December until 1994.
Revised:  Cilliers' vow is celebrated as a national holiday in South Africa (Day of the Vow) on 16 December until 1994.
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Original:  Cilliers' vow was celebrated as a national holiday in South Africa (Day of the Vow) on 16 December until 1994.
Revised:  Cilliers' vow was celebrated as a national holiday in South Africa (Day of the Vow) on 16 December .
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Original:  Princess Shahzadi Bilqis Khanum Farman Farmaian (1926–1927) Prince Hafez Farman Farmaian (b. 1927) From Khanum Akhtarzaman Hormozian (1906–1979) Prince Karimdad Farman Farmaian (b. 1923) From Hamdam Khanum Talai (originally Safar) (1913–1969) Prince Khodadad Farman Farmaian (1928–2015) Prince Allah Verdi Farman Farmaian ( b. 1929  ) Prince Tari Verdi Farman Farmaian (1931–1969) From Batoul Khanum Chizar Doost (1909–1997) Princess Roudabeh Farman Farmaian (b. 1937)
Revised:  Princess Shahzadi Bilqis Khanum Farman Farmaian (1926–1927) Prince Hafez Farman Farmaian (b. 1927) From Khanum Akhtarzaman Hormozian (1906–1979) Prince Karimdad Farman Farmaian (b. 1923) From Hamdam Khanum Talai (originally Safar) (1913–1969) Prince Khodadad Farman Farmaian (1928–2015) Prince Allah Verdi Farman Farmaian ( 1929 ) Prince Tari Verdi Farman Farmaian (1931–1969) From Batoul Khanum Chizar Doost (1909–1997) Princess Roudabeh Farman Farmaian (b. 1937)
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Original:  Princess Shahzadi Bilqis Khanum Farman Farmaian (1926–1927) Prince Hafez Farman Farmaian (b. 1927) From Khanum Akhtarzaman Hormozian (1906–1979) Prince Karimdad Farman Farmaian (b. 1923) From Hamdam Khanum Talai (originally Safar) (1913–1969) Prince Khodadad Farman Farmaian (1928–2015) Prince Allah Verdi Farman Farmaian ( b. 1929  ) Prince Tari Verdi Farman Farmaian (1931–1969) From Batoul Khanum Chizar Doost (1909–1997) Princess Roudabeh Farman Farmaian (b. 1937)
Revised:  Princess Shahzadi Bilqis Khanum Farman Farmaian (1926–1927) Prince Hafez Farman Farmaian (b. 1927) From Khanum Akhtarzaman Hormozian (1906–1979) Prince Karimdad Farman Farmaian (b. 1923) From Hamdam Khanum Talai (originally Safar) (1913–1969) Prince Khodadad Farman Farmaian (1928–2015) Prince Allah Verdi Farman Farmaian ( b. 1929 –2016 ) Prince Tari Verdi Farman Farmaian (1931–1969) From Batoul Khanum Chizar Doost (1909–1997) Princess Roudabeh Farman Farmaian (b. 1937)
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Original: Education Beginning in the Renaissance drawing the figure from life has been considered the best way to learn how to draw, and the practice has been maintain into the present.
Revised: Education Beginning in the Renaissance drawing the figure from life has been considered the best way to learn how to draw, and the practice has been maintained into the present.
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Original: File:Study of a Kneeling Nude Girl for The Entombment.jpg|Study of a Kneeling Nude Girl for The Entombment c. 1500–1501 by Michelangelo.
Revised: File:Study of a Kneeling Nude Girl for The Entombment.jpg|Study of a Kneeling Nude Mischa for The Entombment c. 1500–1501 by Michelangelo.
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Original:  The War against the Americans: Resistance and Collahoration in Cebu RB Mojares – 1999 – Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press Earlier in 1897, Aklan fought against the Spaniards with Francisco Castillo and Candido Iban at the helm.
Revised:  Earlier in 1897, Aklan fought against the Spaniards with Francisco Castillo and Candido Iban at the helm.
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Original: 200px| Map of the Philippines showing the locations of Visayas, Mindanao and Luzon divisions .
Revised: 200px| The Visayas, Mindanao and Luzon divisions .
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Original:  Note that the culturally and linguistically Visayan provinces of Masbate, Palawan and Romblon are not usually geographically included in common literature due to the fact that the former is under Bicol Region and the latter two are under Mimaropa, both Luzon-associated administrative regions, respectively . 200px|Geographic extent of Visayan languages based on Ethnologue and the National Statistics Office 2000 Census of Population and Housing
Revised:  Note that the culturally and linguistically Visayan provinces of Masbate, Palawan and Romblon are not usually geographically included as the former is under Bicol Region and the latter two are under Mimaropa, both Luzon-associated administrative regions, respectively . 200px|Geographic extent of Visayan languages based on Ethnologue and the National Statistics Office 2000 Census of Population and Housing
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Original:  Note that the culturally and linguistically Visayan provinces of Masbate, Palawan and Romblon are not usually geographically included in common literature due to the fact that the former is under Bicol Region and the latter two are under Mimaropa, both Luzon-associated administrative regions, respectively . 200px|Geographic extent of Visayan languages based on Ethnologue and the National Statistics Office 2000 Census of Population and Housing
Revised:  Note that the culturally and linguistically Visayan provinces of Masbate, Palawan and Romblon are not usually geographically included in common literature due to the fact that the former is under Bicol Region and the latter two are under Mimaropa, both Luzon-associated regions . 200px|Geographic extent of Visayan languages based on Ethnologue and the National Statistics Office 2000 Census of Population and Housing
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Original:  An illustration from Historia de las Islas e Indios de Bisayas depicting a tattooed horo-han (commoner warrior) with a paddle  Tattoos are acquired gradually over the years, and patterns can take months to complete and heal.
Revised:  A tattooed horo-han (commoner warrior) with a paddle Tattoos are acquired gradually over the years, and patterns can take months to complete and heal.
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Original:  An illustration from Historia de las Islas e Indios de Bisayas depicting a tattooed horo-han (commoner warrior) with a paddle  Tattoos are acquired gradually over the years, and patterns can take months to complete and heal.
Revised:  An illustration from Historia de las Islas e Indios de Bisayas depicting a tattooed horo-han (commoner warrior) with a paddle , in Historia de las Islas e Indios de Bisayas Tattoos are acquired gradually over the years, and patterns can take months to complete and heal.
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Original:  Artists were usually paid with livestock, heirloom beads, or precious metals. upAn engraving of a  Visayan native of Capul with tattoos (c.1602).
Revised:  Artists were usually paid with livestock, heirloom beads, or precious metals. upAn engraving of a tattooed Visayan native of Capul with tattoos (c.1602).
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Original:  Artists were usually paid with livestock, heirloom beads, or precious metals. upAn engraving of a  Visayan native of Capul with tattoos (c.1602).
Revised:  Artists were usually paid with livestock, heirloom beads, or precious metals. upAn engraving of a Visayan native of Capul (c.1602).
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Original:  Note that the depiction of bow and arrows is inaccurate, as they were rarely used as a weapon by Visayans .
Revised:  The depiction of bow and arrows is inaccurate, as they were rarely used as a weapon by Visayans .
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Original:  Note that the depiction of bow and arrows is inaccurate, as they were rarely used as a weapon by Visayans .
Revised:  Note that the depiction of bow and arrows , which Visayans rarely used as a weapon by Visayans .
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Original:  Note that the depiction of bow and arrows is inaccurate, as they were rarely used as a weapon by Visayans .
Revised:  Note that the depiction of bow and arrows is inaccurate, as they were rarely used as weapons, is inaccurate .
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Original:  They can can be repeating geometric designs, stylized representations of animals (like snakes and lizards), and floral or sun-like patterns.
Revised:  They can be repeating geometric designs, stylized representations of animals (like snakes and lizards), and floral or sun-like patterns.
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Original:  In fact, at the early part of Spanish colonialization of the Philippines, the Spaniards used the term Visayan only for these areas, G. Nye Steiger, H. Otley Beyer, Conrado Benitez, A History of the Orient, Oxford: 1929, Ginn and Company, pp. 122–123. while the people of Cebu, Bohol and Western Leyte were for a long time known only as Pintados. "... and because I know them better, I shall start with the island of Cebu and those adjacent to it, the Pintados.
Revised:  In fact, at the early part of Spanish colonialization of the Philippines, the Spaniards used the term Visayan only for these areas, while the people of Cebu, Bohol and Western Leyte were for a long time known only as Pintados. "... and because I know them better, I shall start with the island of Cebu and those adjacent to it, the Pintados.
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Original:  In his report (dated 20 March 1579) regarding a campaign to pacify the natives living along the rivers of Mindanao (a mission he received from Dr. Francisco de Sande, Governor and Captain-General of the Archipelago), Ribera mentioned that his aim was to make the inhabitants of that island "vassals of King Don Felipe ... as are all the natives of the island of Panay, the Pintados Islands, and those of the island of Luzon ..."Cf. BLAIR , Emma Helen & ROBERTSON , James Alexander, eds. (1911).
Revised:  In his report (dated 20 March 1579) regarding a campaign to pacify the natives living along the rivers of Mindanao (a mission he received from Dr. Francisco de Sande, Governor and Captain-General of the Archipelago), Ribera mentioned that his aim was to make the inhabitants of that island "vassals of King Don Felipe ... as are all the natives of the island of Panay, the Pintados Islands, and those of the island of Luzon ..."Cf. Blair , Emma Helen & ROBERTSON , James Alexander, eds. (1911).
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Original:  In his report (dated 20 March 1579) regarding a campaign to pacify the natives living along the rivers of Mindanao (a mission he received from Dr. Francisco de Sande, Governor and Captain-General of the Archipelago), Ribera mentioned that his aim was to make the inhabitants of that island "vassals of King Don Felipe ... as are all the natives of the island of Panay, the Pintados Islands, and those of the island of Luzon ..."Cf. BLAIR , Emma Helen & ROBERTSON , James Alexander, eds. (1911).
Revised:  In his report (dated 20 March 1579) regarding a campaign to pacify the natives living along the rivers of Mindanao (a mission he received from Dr. Francisco de Sande, Governor and Captain-General of the Archipelago), Ribera mentioned that his aim was to make the inhabitants of that island "vassals of King Don Felipe ... as are all the natives of the island of Panay, the Pintados Islands, and those of the island of Luzon ..."Cf. BLAIR , Emma Helen & Robertson , James Alexander, eds. (1911).
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Original: Terminology Kabisay-an refers both to the Visayan people collectively and the islands they have inhabited since prehistory.
Revised: Terminology Kabisaya-an refers both to the Visayan people collectively and the islands they have inhabited since prehistory.
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Original: Terminology Kabisaya-an refers both to the Visayan people collectively and the islands they have inhabited since prehistory.
Revised: Terminology Kabisay-an refers both to the Visayan people collectively and the islands they have inhabited since prehistory.
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Original:  Sudirman taking the oath for becoming the commander of the Armed Forces in-front of Sukarno in 1947 After news of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki reached the Indies in early August 1945, followed by the proclamation of Indonesian independence on 17 August, it was evident that Japanese control was weakening.
Revised:  After news of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki reached the Indies in early August 1945, followed by the proclamation of Indonesian independence on 17 August, it was evident that Japanese control was weakening.
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Original: Early life Sudirman was born to Karsid Kartawiraji ( fathe ) and Siyem while they lived with Siyem's sister Tarsem, one of three women married to the sub-district head Raden Cokrosunaryo, in Rembang, Bodas Karangjati, Purbalingga, Dutch East Indies.
Revised: Early life Sudirman was born to Karsid Kartawiraji ( father ) and Siyem while they lived with Siyem's sister Tarsem, one of three women married to the sub-district head Raden Cokrosunaryo, in Rembang, Bodas Karangjati, Purbalingga, Dutch East Indies.
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Original:  In a meeting with the Japanese commander for the region, Saburo Tamura, and the resident of Banyumas, Iwashige, Sudirman and Iskak Cokroadisuryo forced the Japanese to surrender and hand over their weapons while a crowd of armed Indonesians encircled the Japanese camp.
Revised:  In a meeting with the Japanese commander for the region, Saburo Tamura, and the resident of Banyumas, Iwashige, Sudirman and Iskaq Tjokrohadisurjo forced the Japanese to surrender and hand over their weapons while a crowd of armed Indonesians encircled the Japanese camp.
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Original: McGuire, Krista L. "Ectomycorrhizal associations function to maintain tropical monodominance ." Mycorrhizae: Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry.
Revised: McGuire, Krista L. "Ectomycorrhizal Associations Function to Maintain Tropical Monodominance ." Mycorrhizae: Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry.
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Original:  Monodominance is the case where more than 60\% of the  canopy comprises a single species of tree.
Revised:  Monodominance is the case where more than 60\% of the tree canopy comprises a single species of tree.
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Original:  In Parashorea chinensis forests  trees are known to require more fertile soils than in other areas.
Revised:  In Parashorea chinensis forests , trees are known to require more fertile soils than in other areas.
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Original:  <ref> Van der Velden, N., Ferry Slik, J. W., Hu, Y. H., Lan, G., Lin, L., Deng, X., & Poorter, L. (2014).
Revised:  Van der Velden, N., Ferry Slik, J. W., Hu, Y. H., Lan, G., Lin, L., Deng, X., & Poorter, L. (2014).
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Original:  Monodominance of< i> Parashorea chinensis </i> on fertile soils in a Chinese tropical rain forest  . Journal of Tropical Ecology, 30(04), 311-322. </ref> Mast fruiting Mast fruiting is a mass fruiting event that overwhelms the animals that consume fruit and helps the seeds  survival rate.
Revised:  "Monodominance of Parashorea chinensis on fertile soils in a Chinese tropical rain forest . Journal of Tropical Ecology, 30(04), 311-322. </ref> Mast fruiting Mast fruiting is a mass fruiting event that overwhelms the animals that consume fruit and helps the seeds survival rate.
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Original:  Monodominance of< i> Parashorea chinensis </i> on fertile soils in a Chinese tropical rain forest  . Journal of Tropical Ecology, 30(04), 311-322. </ref> Mast fruiting Mast fruiting is a mass fruiting event that overwhelms the animals that consume fruit and helps the seeds  survival rate.
Revised:  Monodominance of< i> Parashorea chinensis </i> on fertile soils in a Chinese tropical rain forest " . Journal of Tropical Ecology, 30(04), 311-322. </ref> Mast fruiting Mast fruiting is a mass fruiting event that overwhelms the animals that consume fruit and helps the seeds survival rate.
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Original:  Monodominance of< i> Parashorea chinensis </i> on fertile soils in a Chinese tropical rain forest  . Journal of Tropical Ecology, 30(04), 311-322. </ref> Mast fruiting Mast fruiting is a mass fruiting event that overwhelms the animals that consume fruit and helps the seeds  survival rate.
Revised:  Monodominance of< i> Parashorea chinensis </i> on fertile soils in a Chinese tropical rain forest . Journal of Tropical Ecology, 30(04), 311-322. Mast fruiting Mast fruiting is a mass fruiting event that overwhelms the animals that consume fruit and helps the seeds survival rate.
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Original:  Monodominance of< i> Parashorea chinensis </i> on fertile soils in a Chinese tropical rain forest  . Journal of Tropical Ecology, 30(04), 311-322. </ref> Mast fruiting Mast fruiting is a mass fruiting event that overwhelms the animals that consume fruit and helps the seeds  survival rate.
Revised:  Monodominance of< i> Parashorea chinensis </i> on fertile soils in a Chinese tropical rain forest . Journal of Tropical Ecology, 30(04), 311-322. </ref> Mast fruiting Mast fruiting is a mass fruiting event that overwhelms the animals that consume fruit and helps the seeds ' survival rate.
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Original:  Poor dispersal A monodominant forest has poor dispersal because of the lack of animal dispersers, so a lot of the seeds are just dropped from the parent tree and fall to the ground where they germinate.
Revised:  Poor dispersal A monodominant forest has poor dispersal because of the lack of animal dispersers, so many of the seeds are just dropped from the parent tree and fall to the ground where they germinate.
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Original:  This can create a regular and radial path around the parent tree that results in a “ tree-by-tree replacement ” in a mixed forest.
Revised:  This can create a regular and radial path around the parent tree that results in a " tree-by-tree replacement ” in a mixed forest.
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Original:  This can create a regular and radial path around the parent tree that results in a “ tree-by-tree replacement ” in a mixed forest.
Revised:  This can create a regular and radial path around the parent tree that results in a “ tree-by-tree replacement " in a mixed forest.
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Original:  With time this could lead to dominance in a tropical rain forest . Ectomycorrhizal mediated mechanisms A study of Dicymbe Corymbosa individuals show that (in terms of total basal area) the adult trees dominate resources and space.
Revised:  With time this could lead to dominance in a tropical rainforest . Ectomycorrhizal mediated mechanisms A study of Dicymbe Corymbosa individuals show that (in terms of total basal area) the adult trees dominate resources and space.
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Original:  With time this could lead to dominance in a tropical rain forest . Ectomycorrhizal mediated mechanisms A study of Dicymbe Corymbosa individuals show that (in terms of total basal area) the adult trees dominate resources and space.
Revised:  With time this could lead to dominance in a tropical rain forest . Ectomycorrhizal mediated mechanisms A study of Dicymbe corymbosa individuals show that (in terms of total basal area) the adult trees dominate resources and space.
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Original:  This is also called the ‘Gadgil’ hypothesis.
Revised:  This is also called the "Gadgil" hypothesis.
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