ASSESSING THE RESPONSE OF DIFFERENT SOIL ARTHROPOD COMMUNITIES TO FIRE: A CASE STUDY FROM NORTHWESTERN AFRICA

In recent decades, forest fires in the Mediterranean basin have been increasing in frequency, intensity, and the area burnt.Simultaneously, insects, a group with extraordinary biodiversity that provides vital ecosystem services such as pollination and decomposition, are undergoing a precipitous decline.Unfortunately, the impact of fire on arthropod

Myasthenia gravis (MG) is a relatively uncommon disorder with an annual incidence of approximately 7 to 9 new cases per million.The prevalence is about 70 to 165 per million.The prevalence of the disease has been increasing over the past five decades.This is thought Miscellaneous Store to be due to better recognition of the condition, aging of the