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... removal from the ...species from Omanicotyle heteros- pina ...of Omanicotyle heterospina ...species from each genus in the Microcotylinae can be ... See full document

... The brown alga possesses chlorophyll C and kind of special xanthophyll due to which they are called brown algae 2, 3 . They are found in rocky coasts around the world and prefer cold areas 3 . Padina australias Hauck and ... See full document

... This report provides the first record of the Mola ramsayi from the northern Oman Sea, Iranian waters. The order Tetradontiformes contain the Molidae family that is a diverse marine fish group and ... See full document

... Although the penaeid shrimp fishery has a great economical importance in Oman, very few studies of these species are available (Siddeek et al., 1989, 2001). On the other hand, a number of studies concerning ... See full document

... The record of T. orientalisfrom the Arabian Sea coast of Oman is significant as the species has been found distributed in north and south Pacific (Ashida et al. 2015; Collette et al. 2014, ... See full document

... sperm from different species, lines within a species, different males and for sperm treated in different ways ...sperm from species whose sperm are not sensitive to cold shock, such as rabbit and rainbow ... See full document

... Ten days prior to the commencement of the experiment, the pens were washed using disinfectant. The floor was treated with Limestone. Feeders and waterers were washed and disinfected. Wood shavings were used as the litter ... See full document

... North Sea (0 ◦ –10 ◦ E/55 ◦ N) and the Caspian (50 ◦ –60 ◦ E/45 ◦ N, NCP, hereafter) may have a crucial impact on the temperature and precipitation regimes in the Eastern Mediterranean ... See full document

... At the 1958 conference, the United States and Great Britain, hoping to obtain agreement by compromise, offered a proposal for a 6-mile lilnit, with an additional 6-mile [r] ... See full document

... Watiki et al. (1999) have reported low levels of N in manure produced on smallholder farms in the ...reported N levels of 0.98% and 1.05% in manure from Chiota and Svose communal areas, ... See full document

... layer from the underlying tissues and haemocoel ...develop from this location, but due to the extreme hyper- trophy and transformation of infected host cells due to xenoma formation, their identity can only ... See full document

... nitrites from grazing crops, hay, silage, weeds, drinking water and waste water (Vough et ...oxygen from the lungs to the tissues (Vough et ... See full document

... obtained from a joint suggests at least the possibility that these bovine strains may have a role in pathogenic ...isolated from the respiratory tract and it is difficult to assess their role as primary ... See full document

... The positive values of  H° found in aqueous as well as aqueous- dioxane mixture for all substituted thiobarbituric acids proves that acid dissociation at temperatures up to 40 0 C is e[r] ... See full document

... Black Sea, Caspian Sea and Baltic Sea after the invasion of ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi were ...disappeared from the environment or substantially decreased in number, some others increased in ... See full document

... The major feed source available throughout the year was Maize Residues (MR), MR (eeri) was the main component in the diet of small ruminant diet in the study area. Farmers fatten animals using cassava peels (wet and ... See full document

... The amber with the bat fly came from La Búcara mine in the Cordillera Septentrional of the Dominican Repub- lic. Dating of Dominican amber is still controversial with the latest purposed age of 20-15 mya based on ... See full document

... them from “inverted” micelles which are formed in non-polar organic solvents, the term “solvophobic” has been applied by various researchers 1-3 to organic solvents, ... See full document

... an indication of allergic conditions, anaphylactic shock and certain parasitism. Schalm et al. (1975) reported a normal PCV range of 31 – 50%. Harkness and Wagner (1989) reported a RBC range of 4.8 – 6.3 ... See full document

... demonstrated that Nat4 (the yeast ortholog of hNAA40) levels are mediated and controlled by caloric restriction (CR) and that one of the main effects of decreasing Nat4 levels is increasing the lifespan of yeast cells ... See full document