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Comparing Ecohydrological Characteristics of European Kettle Holes and Prairie Potholes for Effective Conservation and ManagementNARA Subscribed
The last glaciation period, known as the Wisconsin glaciation in North America and the Weichselian glaciation in North Central Europe (NCE), sculpted distinctive landscape features across these regions, including kettle holes in NCE and prairie potholes in the North America’s Prairie Pothole Region (PPR). These depressions, formed by retreating glaciers, hold significant hydrological and ecological importance, and conservation...
The influence of tDCS on perceived bouncing/streamingNARA Subscribed
Processing ambiguous situations is a constant challenge in everyday life and sensory input from different modalities needs to be integrated to form a coherent mental representation on the environment. The bouncing/streaming illusion can be studied to provide insights into the ambiguous perception and processing of multi-modal environments. In short, the likelihood of reporting bouncing rather than streaming impressions increas...
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