10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOGENETIC»
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Károly Németh* Volcanic Risk Solutions, Institute of Natural Resources, P.O. Box
11222, Palmerston North, New Zealand Monogenetic volcanism is commonly
represented by evolution of clusters of individual volcanoes. Whereas the
eruption ...
Edgardo Canon-Tapia, Alexandru Szakács, 2010
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Biology of the Antarctic Seas II
During March 1960, 668 specimens of 43 fishes were collected from New
Zealand waters and examined for monogenetic trematodes. Twenty-four host
species were parasitized by 29 species of monogenetic trematodes. Of these, five
...
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Hermeneutical Approaches in Psychology of Religion
The Monogenetic Theory of Procreation The New Testament modifies but
nevertheless extends the idea that women are ancillary figures in relation to
reproduction and nurture. Even though Mary is ostensibly important as the
mother of the ...
Trematodes/. Gyrodactylidea. (Body. Flukes). Monogenetic trematodes are
parasitic worms that require no intermediate host, so they can rapidly multiply in
an aquarium. Recognition. Livebearing body flukes, Gyro- dactylus, often attack
discus.
Thomas A. Giovanetti, Oliver Lucanus, 2005
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Parasites of North American Freshwater Fishes
Studies on monogenetic trematodes. X. Gill parasites from Reelfoot Lake fishes.
Am. Midi. Nat., 30(1): 196-222. Mizelle, J. D., and Sr. M. Angela Donahue. 1944.
Studies on monogenetic trematodes. XI. Dactylogyridae from Algonquin Park ...
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Soils in Archaeological Research
A monogenetic soil was initially defined as “one developed in one climatic
regime,” and a polygenetic soil was defined as having “developed in more than
one climatic regime” (Bryan and Albritton, 1943, table on p. 477). Catt (1998, p.
Vance T. Holliday Professor of Anthropology and Geosciences University of Arizona, 2004
MIZELLE, J.D. & D.C. KRITSKY (1969a): Studies on monogenetic trematodes.
XXXIX. Exotic species of Monophisthocotylea with the proposal of
Archidiplectanum gen. n. and Longihaptor gen. n. - American Midland Naturalist
81: 370-386.
Vernon Everett Thatcher, František Moravec, 2006
North American monogenetic trematodes. I. The superfamily Gyrodactyloidea. J.
Wash. Acad. Sci. 27, 114-30, 146-64. Price, E. W. (19376). Redescriptions of two
exotic species of monogenetic trematodes of the family Capsalidae Caird from ...
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Sedimentary Environments: Processes, Facies and Stratigraphy
12.8 Volcanic landforms Although each volcano is unique, two principal groups
can be discerned: monogenetic and polygenetic (Fig. 12.46). These can be
further divided according to the principal type of magma Compound volcano ...
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Volcano and Geothermal Tourism: Sustainable Geo-Resources ...
(Monogenetic). Volcanoes. Small. (Monogenetic). Volcanoes. Numerous small
scoria (cinder) cones, characterized by Strombolian/Hawaiian activity, broad but
low elevation lava shields, explosive maar craters, and associated and often long
...
Malcolm Cooper, Patricia J. Erfurt-Cooper, 2010
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MONOGENETIC»
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Cancer Gene Therapy Market – Global Industry Size, Trends, Share …
The gene therapy market has undergone a series of transformation from past few years. Initially gene therapy of monogenetic diseases was ... «Medgadget.com, Jul 15»
Global Cancer Gene Therapy Market Share, Size, Growth, Trends …
Initially gene therapy of monogenetic diseases was popular; however now the gene therapy market is gaining popularity for treatment of cancer ... «Digital Journal, Jul 15»
Valentine recognized as postdoc mentor
... by the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth's Interior for his outstanding research on monogenetic volcanism. «University at Buffalo Reporter, Jul 15»
Secrets of ancient NZ volcanoes revealed
Unlike the monogenetic eruption that gave birth to the as-yet unnamed new island in Tonga this year, this area was constructed by different ... «New Zealand Herald, Jun 15»
100 years and counting
They're mostly what we call monogenetic, meaning they erupt only once and they're done, but there are certain areas that have had more ... «Chico News & Review, May 15»
Lassen National Park: More than just a peak experience
Unlike monogenetic Mount Hood or Shasta, which featured a single massive eruption and then just stood stolidly to be admired for millennia, ... «Sacramento Bee, May 15»
Public Release: 7-May-2015 Large landslides lie low: Himalaya …
An exciting correlation between deep melting in the mantle and the resultant size of small ("monogenetic" volcanoes which erupt only once to ... «EurekAlert, May 15»
These Hidden Volcanoes Erupt With the Force of Nuclear Weapons
What's more, maars are often “monogenetic” volcanoes, meaning they only undergo one eruptive episode before becoming extinct, never to ... «Discover Magazine, May 15»
Jeju Fire Festival 2015Saebyeol Oreum burns for another year as …
The 300,000 sq. ft. hill, or monogenetic volcanic cone, is ritually burned for fertility, rooted in a local tradition of burning pastures every spring to ... «The Jeju Weekly, Mar 15»
Physicians employ flexible diagnostic criteria for PFAPA in children
The focal features that physicians looked at were if they had features suggestive of a monogenetic fever syndrome, if there was an ethnic ... «Healio, Mar 15»
