HUMANS AND THEIR LIVING ENVIRONMENTS | ČLOVĚK A ŽIVOTNÍ PROSTŘEDÍ

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The project was implemented as part of the „Innovative Doctorate V” grant financed by the Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences.

Projekt zrealizovaný v rámci grantu „Inovační doktorát V” financovaný z prostředků Přírodovědecké univerzity ve Wroclavi.