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Browsing by Author "Hall, Roberta"
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Scherer, Leigh Anne Whitney (1999-11-04)In this study I explored the variety of educational opportunities available in museums. Next, I examined the museum education programs in the Portland, Oregon area and described what types of opportunities are availab ...
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Weidner, Naomi (2004-03-05)This thesis examines two neighborhood emergency preparedness programs: the Linn-Benton Neighborhood Emergency Training (LB NET) program in Corvallis, Oregon, U.S.A., and the Women's Neighborhood Networking Program (WNN ...
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Quick, Devon E. (2008-12-01)There is little, if any, direct fossil evidence of the cardiovascular, respiratory, reproductive or digestive biology of dinosaurs. However, a variety of data can be used to draw reasonable inferences about the physiol ...
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A new method for the analysis of human hair : a morphological case study of five sample populations Weitzel, Misty A. (1998-06-09)Hair is an important piece of evidence in forensic and archaeological investigations. Analysis of the morphological features of hair has been reported since at least the early 1800's. However, many questions still rema ...
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Harwell, Amy E. (2009-10-15)The respiratory and metabolic biology of dinosaurs is poorly, if at all, reflected in the fossil record. By comparing anatomical features of modern taxa that are functionally linked to specific biology with the remains o ...
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Hall, Roberta (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)The presenter discusses the similarities between natural history and anthropological studies including methods and objectives. She suggests that that the audiences are different hence questions merger.
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On-line to healthy weighs : electronic messages for employed women on maintaining a healthy weight Sullivan, Angelique S. (1996-06-14)A nutrition education program for employed women on maintaining a healthy weight was developed and evaluated. Delivery of eight messages (two per week for four weeks) by electronic mail was tested for effectiveness. T ...
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Hardy, Channing C. (1994-02-25)One of the greatest technological breakthroughs of humanity was the ability to construct a device and eventually a system which would provide a more efficient, safe, clean, convenient and relatively inexpensive form of ...
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Fackler, Amy E. (1995-05-25)This study describes and analyzes Oregon Trail related exhibits of eleven museums and two interpretive centers that are geographically located along the Oregon Trail from Baker City, Oregon to Portland, Oregon. The ex ...
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Priest, Jill Amy (2004-03-01)The Wanniya-laeto, often referred to as Veddas, are the indigenous people of Sri Lanka. They live primarily in governmental designated areas in the forest with a few Vedda villages on the eastern coastal region. In-d ...
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Punke, Michele Leigh (2001-05-29)The search for archaeological materials dating to 15,000 yr BP along the southern Oregon coast is a formidable task. Using ethnographic, theoretical, and archaeological data, landscape resources which would have influe ...
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Keys, Robert T. III (2002-04-08)From February to September of 2001, a significant body of qualitive data was collected to investigate barriers for Hispanic participation in Oregon's managed care Medicaid program. As a means to investigate this topic, ...
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Simmons-Rogers, Alexandra L. (1983-10-28)Red Light Ladies presents a perspective on prostitution in North America, within the context of the western mining frontier. A biographical profile of the frontier prostitutor is presented, along with an archaeological ...
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Risk factors associated with predicting involuntary weight loss among elderly nursing home residents Satheannoppakao, Warapone (2004-02-26)
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Clark, William C. (2011-09-01)Phytophthora lateralis is the causal agent of cedar root rot, a fatal forest pathogen whose principal host is Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (Port-Orford-cedar), a predominantly riparian-restricted endemic tree species of ecol ...
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Rainey, Rochelle C. (2003-04-15)
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Nelson, Nancy J. (Nancy Jo) (2000-05-04)Located on the central Oregon coast, the Umpqua Eden site (35D083) yielded an artifact assemblage which is one of the five largest assemblages from the Oregon coast. The first aspect of the site that I looked at is the ...
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Roy, Diana Milantia (2002-09-23)Stable isotope analysis of human tissue can provide information about diet independent of artifactual remains. Food is broken down and used in the synthesis of body tissue, so the isotopic composition of hair keratin r ...
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Tissot, Susan Gaughan (1991-05-29)Visitor behavior research has become an essential component to many museum programs. Since its opening to the public in 1965, Oregon State University's Mark O. Hatfield Marine Science Center Aquarium in Newport, it ha ...
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Krishnamurthy, Ramesh S. (Ramesh Saligrama), 1964- (1991-12-04)Vocalization patterns of two groups of captive Francois' langurs (Presbytis francoisi) were studied between August 1989 and June 1990. During the 11 months of observation, 109 hours of vocalization recordings were made ...
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