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2016-Reuther et al Rosa Keystone
... Two thin soils (Entisols; Pedocomplex 1) are present between 650 and 660 cmBS. The upper Ab(2) horizon at 650 cmBS is a 0.5 cm thick discontinuous black organic stringer, while lower Ab(3) horizon at 660 cmBS is a ...
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Manassa et al. 2013 BES
... Studies on social learning about risk have focused almost exclusively on the transmission of information between con- specifics (Ferrari and Chivers 2008); however, intraspecific social learning is only one way in which ...
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Manek et al. 2014b. STOTEN
... Cadmium (Cd) is a heavy metal that is considered to be a priority pollutant in aquatic systems because of its toxicity at very low concen- trations (Campbell, 2006). It enters the aquatic environment mainly from ...
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Manek et al. 2014a. STOTEN
... Results of our current study support previous fi ndings related to the immune-function of ECCs (Chivers et al., 2007; Halbgewachs et al., 2009; Manek et al., 2012; Manek et ...
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Jefferson et al. 2014. Naturwissenschaften
... Tadpoles have traditionally been considered as indiscrimi- nate foragers (Dickman 1968), suspension feeders, herbi- vores, and detrivores (Duellman and Trueb 1986; Altig et al. 2007). However, when we ...
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Hoover et al. 2013 STOTEN
... Our study demonstrates that sub-lethal concentrations of salinity can adversely impact a number of reproductive endpoints, including: total egg production, percent fertilization, number of spawning days, clutch size, ...
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Barker et al. (2002) Van Den Bemt et al. (2002) Tissot et al. (2003)
... Fitzhenry et al, (2007) reported wide disparity in wrong time error rates ranging from 0.5% to 35.7%. He recommended future study on medication administration processes to determine classification of ...
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Hoover et al. 2013 Chemosphere
... While it is true that both predators and prey may be affected by increasing salinity, predators tend to be larger-bodied, and there is evidence that larger body size may decrease the intensity of ad- verse effects ...
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Wishingrad et al. 2014 Ethology
... of the food in the rocky areas because it often fell between small cracks in the gravel. Introducing food at this time also ensured the fish would forage actively at the initiation of trials, allowing us to directly mea- ...
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Stockwell et al, 2016.pdfView Download
... Other covariates were selected for inclusion on empirical grounds based on p values of bivariable tests of the natural log-RR and each covariate, and significant correlations with other variables. Based on bivariable ...
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Zatonski et al, 2016.pdfView Download
... It is outside the remit of this study to judge whether the Polish public health community tried and failed to get the pro-health message out in the media, or whether such attempts simply failed to materialise. ...
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McMunn, et al. v. Babcock and Wilcox Power Generation Group, Inc., et al.: The long road to dismissal
... 18. Magistrate Judge Mitchell interpreted relevant Third Circuit case law arising out of the TMI litigation as requiring plaintiffs in a pubic liability action to produce epidemiological evidence on the specific ...
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Packer et al 2014 BuildingBetterBrachycephalics2013Report
... During this research, a worrying theme was identified in owners of dog with BOAS; 58% of them did not consider the signs of breathing difficulties as a problem, some suggesting that such signs are ‘normal for the breed’ ...
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Sims et al JPRA Manuscript
... Median WTP for various quality improvements resulting from the implementation of a shuttle system in Cades Cove was estimated to be $12.86 per vehicle for the nonparametric approach and $14.76 per vehicle assuming a ...
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Wishingrad et al. 2014 Trans
... Lake Sturgeon Acipenser fulvescens are among the larg- est freshwater fish species in North America (Scott and Crossman 1998). Although once widely distributed, anthro- pogenic stressors such as habitat fragmentation and ...
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Reply to the criticism by Johnson et al. (2014) on the report by Allen et al (2013)
... years capturing both above- and below-average environmental conditions, and are therefore based on several orders of magnitude more and better data than that available in the snap-shot study of Letnic et ...
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Field et al. Redux.
... the shorter branched Macrosotomum clearly improves the tree, however, and results in the flatworm correctly joining the other lophotrochozoans. This approach is perhaps best exemplified by the work of Aguinaldo et ...
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2013-Potter-et-al
... The early and continued importance of bison is dem- onstrated throughout multiple periods of climatic change (~14,000–8900 cal yr BP). Bison were probably the most prev- alent taxon on the landscape during the Last ...
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et al . [2] and Kutner et al . [1] proposed estimators which do
... In this paper, our initial goal is to find an appropriate weight matrix W that should perform well in the presence of heteroscedasticity and outliers in which the heteroscedastic error structure is unknown. To find the ...
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So was it worth it? A commentary on Fricke et al. and Hagen et al. (2017).
... successful. The fact that there was little 'catching up' within the cohort - children who began with lower language scores also finished near the lower end of the participant cohort and higher functioning children nearer ...
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