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Three Refuges, Pali: ti-ratana or ratana-ttaya; Sanskrit: tri-ratna or ratna-traya),
which are the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha.
Taking refuge is a...
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refuge in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Refuge is a
place or
state of safety. It may also
refer to a more
specific meaning: Area of
refuge, a location...
- fish.
Endangered species are a
priority of
National Wildlife Refuges, with
nearly 60
refuges having the
primary purpose of
conserving in
aggregate 280 threatened...
- few
other suitable habitats remain.
Biota depend heavily on
seasonal refuges.
Refuges increase survival rate and
recovery time of po****tions experiencing...
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Wildlife Refuges Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges Complex Mid-Columbia
River National Wildlife Refuge Complex Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex...
- (1914). "Female
Refuges Act, RSO 1914, c 134" (pdf).
Osgoode Hall, York University.
Ontario (1919). "An Act
respecting Industrial Refuges for Females, c...
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inside and
outside the game
refuges),
using the
ecological principle of
refuges. Game
reserve Refuge (ecology) "Deer
Refuges under the Buck Law". Archived...
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organizations that
oversee the
numerous non-profit
animal sanctuaries and
refuges to
provide a
general system for
sanctuaries to follow.
Among them, the...
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provide the most
dramatic demonstration of the
ecological effects of
refuges.
Refuge-rich
coral reefs contain a full 25% of
ocean species, even
though such...
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National Wildlife Refuges—three marine, and
three estuarine—are from
Tillamook Head
south to the California-Oregon border. The
marine refuges are
Three Arch...
