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Irrigation Scheduling Of Soybeans, Corn, Wheat, And Potatoes (Camac Progress Report 87-8), Blaine L. Blad
Irrigation Scheduling Of Soybeans, Corn, Wheat, And Potatoes (Camac Progress Report 87-8), Blaine L. Blad
School of Natural Resources: Faculty Publications
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Comparison Of Measured And Modeled Radiation, Heat, And Water Vapor Fluxes: Fife Pilot Study (Camac Progress Report 87-7), Blaine L. Blad, Shashi B. Verma, Kenneth G. Hubbard, Patrick Starks, Cynthia Hays, John M. Norman, Elizabeth Walter-Shea
Comparison Of Measured And Modeled Radiation, Heat, And Water Vapor Fluxes: Fife Pilot Study (Camac Progress Report 87-7), Blaine L. Blad, Shashi B. Verma, Kenneth G. Hubbard, Patrick Starks, Cynthia Hays, John M. Norman, Elizabeth Walter-Shea
School of Natural Resources: Faculty Publications
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Diet, Parasitism, And Anemia In The Prehistoric Southwest, Karl J. Reinhard
Diet, Parasitism, And Anemia In The Prehistoric Southwest, Karl J. Reinhard
School of Natural Resources: Faculty Publications
The primary goal of this study is the demonstration of the utility of parasitological data retrieved from coprolites in documenting prehistoric infectious disease. The study focuses on levels of infection of two subsistence types, hunting-gathering and agriculture. Analysis of differences between the two types, and of variation of parasitism between sites of the same type, are presented. It is demonstrated that parasitism was more common among hunter-gatherers than agricultural populations. Parasitism is shown to have been mediated by ecology and human behavior among agricultural sites.
A second goal is the integration of parasitological data with evidence of pathology derived from …
Seasonal Variations In The Diurnal Characteristics Of Heavy Hourly Precipitation Across The United States, Julie A. Winkler, Brent Robert Skeeter, Paul Yamamoto
Seasonal Variations In The Diurnal Characteristics Of Heavy Hourly Precipitation Across The United States, Julie A. Winkler, Brent Robert Skeeter, Paul Yamamoto
School of Natural Resources: Faculty Publications
Hourly precipitation data from 1967 to 1983 for the conterminous United States were harmonically analyzed in order to document the diurnal variability of several categories of heavy precipitation during winter, spring, summer, and autumn. The analysis revealed that the diurnal characteristics of hourly precipitation vary considerably with season, geographic region, and precipitation intensity. During winter and spring, a weak, later-morning frequency maximum prevails for the lightest (2.5-6.2 mm h-1) precipitation category. As intensity increases (to 6.3-12.6, 12.7-25.3 and >25.4 mm h-1), the amplitude of the diurnal cycle also increases, and a nocturnal maximum becomes apparent across much of the eastern …
A New Late Miocene Herpetofauna From Franklin County, Nebraska, R. M. Joeckel
A New Late Miocene Herpetofauna From Franklin County, Nebraska, R. M. Joeckel
School of Natural Resources: Faculty Publications
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