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  • The Ibis, journal of the British Ornithologists' Union : a pre-synthesis portrait

    Creator:
    Johnson, Kristin Renee
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    In 1959 the British Ornithological journal, The Ibis, published a centenary commemorative volume on the history of ornithology in Britain. Over the previous few decades, the contributors to this volume had helped focus the attention of ornithologists on the methods, priorities, and problems of modem biology, specifically the theory ofevolution...
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    of Animal Ecology - with an Author Index," Journal ofAnimal Ecology 50(1981): 951-71, in which the

  • Effects of perturbation on community structure and organization in aquatic microcosms

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    Finger, Susan Everett
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    Aquatic communities consisting of guppies, amphipods, copepods, snails, nematodes, rotifers, protozoans, euglenoid flagellates, and other microorganisms were established in sixteen laboratory microcosms. Guppies were exploited at four different levels (0 percent, 10 percent, 20 percent, and 40 percent of the population biomass) with four communities at each level of exploitation....
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    COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION OF A Abstract approved: IC ICROCOSMS Charles E. Warren Aquatic

  • The ecology of insects associated with waste water lagoons

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    Sturgess, Brian Thomas
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    The purpose of this study was to determine what insect species occurred in waste water facilities at Corvallis, Oregon, and to correlate these species with the chemical, physical, and biological features common to these facilities. Data collected on a routine basis included dissolved oxygen, temperature, algal density, and insect population...
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    for identifications of aquatic in- sects: Dr. J. D. Lattin (Herniptera), Dr. J.E. Sublette

  • Comparison of dosimetric modeling of the International Commission on Radiological Protection trout reference animal

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    Comolli, Michelle LeAnne
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    Radiation protection has historically been from a human protection approach, therefore many studies have neglected the potential dose contribution from the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) in animal studies. The International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) utilized simplified geometric shapes with Dose Conversion Factors (DCF) based on homogenized models for the trout...
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    Comolli for the degree of Master of Science in Radiation Health Physics presented on October 4, 2013

  • Modeling of ammonia losses in sprinkler application of animal wastes

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    Pote, Jonathan W. (Jonathan Woodrome)
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    A model to predict ammonia losses from sprinkler applied animal wastes was developed; in order to accomplish this, a review of literature was performed to determine possible methods of predicting ammonia losses during sprinkling. As adaptability to a large variety of situations was considered of maximum importance, the number of...
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    Animal Wastes AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF JONATHAN WOODROME POTE for the degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE

  • Light and the behavior of pelagic animals during night and crepuscular periods

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    Wisdom, Daniel W.
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    Light plays an important role in ecological processes in the ocean both day and night. While relatively inexpensive, off the shelf instruments are available to measure Photosynthetically Active Radiation or PAR during the day, efforts to quantify light levels at night have proven more difficult. The goal of this work...
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    the amount of animal scattering volume at a constant depth. The second hypothesis tested is that

  • The reproduction and mode of spread of sago pondweed (Potamogeton pectinatus L.) in irrigation system

    Creator:
    Ogg, Alex G.
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    Nine experiments were conducted during 1964 and 1965 to study the methods of reproduction and mode of spread of sago pondweed (Potamogeton pectinatus) in irrigation systems. Frequent treatments of sago pondweed foliage with aromatic solvent greatly reduced the number of tubers in the substratum of an irrigation canal. However, complete...
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    seed -like fruits of some aquatic plants unharmed in their stomachs. The consumption of propagules

  • Ecological study of aquatic myxobacteria in a woodland stream

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    Carlson, René Virginia
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    Most studies of bacteria in water have concerned public health; little attention has been given to organisms which are indigenous to the aquatic environment. Myxobacteria are known to occur in soil, in the marine environment, and several have been studied in relation to diseases of salmonid fishes. However, little information...
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    Ecological study of aquatic myxobacteria in a woodland

  • The coloration of animals : a nineteenth century controversy

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    Blaisdell, Muriel Louise
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    Mimicry, obscure colors, and secondary sexual colors were important classes of observations that were analyzed by nineteenth century biologists from several vantage points. Adherents of the doctrine of special creation of fixed species believed animal colors to be evidence of design; Darwin and Wallace and their successors suggested that a...
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    doctrine of special creation of fixed species believed animal colors to be evidence of design; Darwin and

  • The morphology and biology of Macrovelia hornii Uhler (Heteroptera : Mesoveliidae)

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    Anderson, Aage Bernard
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    The external and internal morphology are considered and important morphological characters are found which relate Macrovelis to the family Mesoveliidae. Both macropterous and Brachypterous forms occur throughout the western half of the United States. The adults and nymphs are restricted to the margins of springs and streams during the reproductive...
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    literature for the aquatic or semi -aquatic Heteroptera. DuFour illustrated the salivary glands of Gerris