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Mural, mural on the wall
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; Painting on walls is nothing new. The earliest examples, dating from 15,000 B.C., were discovered in 1940 by four teenagers in a complex of caves outside Lascaux, France. The 2,000 figure paintings represent humans and numerous species of animals, including horses, cattle, felines, birds, bear and
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Research Systems Inc.(Environment for Visualizing Images product )(Brief Article)
GEO World
; Research Systems Inc., Boulder, Cob., announced microbiologist Laurie Richardson of Florida International University is using Research Systems' Environment for Visualizing Images product to analyze hyperspectral satellite imagery of coastal zones to help identify the more than 100 different types
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Oxidative stress in the symbiotic sea anemone Aiptasia pulchella (Carlegan, 1943): contribution of the animal to superoxide ion production at elevated temperature.
The Biological Bulletin
; Introduction Elevated temperature can adversely affect the stability of symbioses between cnidarians and symbiotic dinoflagellates and result in bleaching (Glynn, 1990). Cnidarian bleaching may be manifest as a decline in the population density of the symbiotic algae (Fisk and Done, 1985;
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OBITUARY: Professor Basil Weedon; Organic chemist and Vice-Chancellor of Nottingham University.(Obituaries)
The Independent (London, England)
; Byline: Gerry Pattenden BASIL WEEDON had two distinct careers, the first as Professor of Organic Chemistry at Queen Mary College, London, over the period 1960- 76, and the second as Vice-Chancellor of Nottingham University from 1976 to 1988. Over his scientific career, Weedon made seminal and
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Get your chlorophyll of the ocean plants at Cape workshop.
The Boston Herald
; Does your head swim when it comes to identifying seaweed? Those who wish to know more about plants that grow wild in the sea can join an indoor workshop on the topic or get their feet wet combing the shore for specimens Saturday during the Cape Cod Natural History Weekend offered by the Wellfleet
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