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Coexistence Of Two Species Of Sucker, Catostomus, In Sagehen Creek, California, And Notes On Their Status In The Western Lahontan Basin, Lynn M. Decker

Great Basin Naturalist

The observed distribution and relative abundance of two morphologically similar species of sucker, Catostomus, have shifted dramatically over the past four decades in Sagehen Creek and nearby streams in eastern California. The mountain sucker, C. platyrhynchus, formerly abundant and more numerous than the Tahoe sucker, C. tahoensis, has become relatively rare and during this study was consistently less abundant than the Tahoe sucker at all eastern California sites in 1983. Similar shifts in abundance were not seen at the three Nevada sites. Behavioral observations and data on spatial and temporal patterns of habitat use, collected in Sagehen …

Professional Vacancies, Committee On East Asian Libraries

Journal of East Asian Libraries

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An Appetitional Theory Of Sexual Motivation: Its Contemporary Status And Applications In An Approach To Change, Kenneth R. Hardy

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

Changes are noted in American society and culture in the last generation since the appetitional theory was first formulated. A current statement of the theory is reviewed, together with the concepts of motivation upon which it is based. A model of change is introduced, based upon central Christian concepts, especially as they are propounded by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The change model and the appetitional theory are then applied to the area of human sexuality in an attempt to provide a framework for a program of positive change.
Address to AMCAP Convention March 31, 1989.

Special Reports, Mihoko Miki, Yasuko Makino, Soowon Kim, Eugene Calvalho, Kevin Lin, Mitsuko Ichinose, Abraham J. Yu, Eizaburo Okuizumi

Journal of East Asian Libraries

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The Rise And Decline Of Mormon San Bernardino, Edward Leo Lyman

BYU Studies

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Almanacs In The New England Heritage Of Mormonism, David J. Whittaker

BYU Studies

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The Move South, Richard D. Poll

BYU Studies

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Toward A Reconstruction Of Mormon And Indian Relations, 1847-1877, Ronald W. Walker

BYU Studies

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Techniques, Principles, And Persons, Clyde A. Parker

Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy

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Interactive Measurement Of Three-Dimensional Cardiac Morphology, William A. Barrett, Shawn C. Becker

Faculty Publications

Techniques have been developed for extracting three-dimensional (3D) measurements directly and interactively from 3D representations of Cine CT images. In order to obtain 3D measurements the anatomical surface is interrogated directly through the use of a 3D graphical "probe" (line). The probe is interactively positioned and stretched between any visible surface points to allow direct capture of 3D (linear) distance. Distance measurements are updated in real time as the probe dynamically "penetrates" any intervening anatomy while providing valuable depth cuing for visual feedback and probe placement. Curvilinear distance is obtained by stretching the probe over multiple surface points. The probe …

A New Perennial Species Of Gilia (Polemoniaceae) From Utah, Frank J. Smith, Elizabeth C. Neese

Great Basin Naturalist

Gilia tenuis Smith & Neese is a previously undescribed species from Emery and Sevier counties, Utah, apparently closely related to G. caespitosa Gray and G. subnuda Torr. ex Gray. It is distinguished from these species by its possession of a combination of characters including perennial, multicipital habit, lobed basal leaves, and small, pale blue flowers.

Soil-Site Relationships Of White Locoweed On The Raft River Mountains, Michael H. Ralphs, Brock Benson, J. Cameron Loerch

Great Basin Naturalist

White locoweed (Oxytropis sericea Nutt.) is restricted to the top and windswept ridges of the Raft River Mountains. Elevation and soil characteristics have the greatest effect on its occurrence. It is most abundant on the subalpine windswept ridge ecological site (9.2 plants/m²) above 2,380 m. White locoweed apparently can tolerate the extreme environmental stresses of the shallow, rocky, windswept ridges where it is one of the dominant species. White locoweed also occurs in the deep, subalpine loam site (3.8 plants/m²) above 2,865 m, but it is a minor component of this plant community. It is …

First North American Record Of Cichlasoma Managuense (Pisces: Cichlidae), Paul C. Marsh, Thomas A. Burke, Bruce D. Demarais, Michael E. Douglas

Great Basin Naturalist

An established population of a neotropical cichlid fish, Cichlasoma managuense, was found in a spring pool in the Virgin River basin, Utah. Presence of this predatory species poses an additional threat to the native fish fauna of the Virgin River, which already has suffered multiple impacts of water development and introduced fishes.

Evaluation Of Wildlife Response To A Retained Mine Highwall In South Central Wyoming, John P. Ward, Stanley H. Anderson

Great Basin Naturalist

From 1984 through 1985 a study was made of the influence of a retained mine highwall on a wildlife community in south central Wyoming. Vegetation species richness and diversity were greater near the highwall compared with two adjacent sites 150 m in front of and behind the highwall. However, vegetation abundance (cover) was greater on the two adjacent sites. Small mammal abundance, richness, and diversity were greater on the highwall than on the two adjacent sites. Male bird abundance, richness, and diversity were greatest in front of the highwall (+50 m to +350 m) compared with the highwall and the …

Formation Of The Kahului Hawaii Stake: Its First Ten Years, Evan A. Larsen

Mormon Pacific Historical Society

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Koolau District, Maui, The Beginning Of A Successful Lds Mission, Adren J. Bird

Mormon Pacific Historical Society

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Science And Theology: A Search For The Uncommon Denominator, A. Lester Allen

BYU Studies

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A Good Time Coming: Mormon Letters To Scotland Frederick Stewart Buchanan, Malcolm Thorp

BYU Studies

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Joseph Smith And Modern Mormonism: Orthodoxy, Neoorthodoxy, Tension, And Tradition, Robert L. Millet

BYU Studies

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In Memory Of Ping Kuen Yu (1925-1988), Pingfeng Chi, Paul P. W. Cheng, Edwin G. Beal, Antony Marr, Thomas C. Kuo, Tai-Loi Ma, David Y. Chen, Samuel C. Chu, Yan-Shuan Lao, Eugene Wu, Duane Webster

Journal of East Asian Libraries

No abstract provided.

Illustrated Books Of The Late Edo Japan: The Mitchell Collection In The New York Public Library's Spencer Collection, Uhnsook Park

Journal of East Asian Libraries

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Swiss American Historical Society Review

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Iv. William Bross Lloyd In His Own Words

Swiss American Historical Society Review

1. Solidarity and Autonomy: Africa and the Swiss Example

The Swiss Confederation grew out of the loose alliance in 1291 of three communities of peasants who were underprivileged, for the most part poor, and generally scorned by the elite of the period.

Committee Activities, Maureen H. Donovan, Yasuko Makino, Mariko Shimomura, Mark Tam, Karl Lo, Eugene Hyung-Suk Chai

Journal of East Asian Libraries

No abstract provided.

Special Reports, Min-Chih Chou, Eugene Chai, Edward Martinique, Yasuko Makino

Journal of East Asian Libraries

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Species Composition, Emergence, And Habitat Preferences Of Trichoptera Of The Sagehen Creek Basin, California, Usa, Nancy A. Erman

Great Basin Naturalist

An extensive study of larvae and adult Trichoptera of the Sagehen Creek basin, Sierra Nevada, California, USA, revealed 77 species representing 14 families and 41 genera. Twenty-six species were restricted to small water bodies (spring sources, seeps, spring streams, temporary ponds, and intermittent streams); 27 were restricted to Sagehen Creek, a second-order stream, and the mouths of two large spring streams. Similarity between species caught at black lights and those in emergence traps was 43%. There were two major peaks in adult emergence by species, midsummer and late summer-fall. A few species emerged during winter or throughout most of the …

Responses Of Utah Deer Hunters To A Checking Station Questionnaire, Dennis D. Austin, Lucy Jordan

Great Basin Naturalist

During the 1987 deer hunt 4,250 card questionnaires were distributed to Utah hunters at nine checking stations. Return rates varied from a mean 23% when cards were simply handed to hunters, to 50% when hunters' names and telephone numbers were taken. Results concerning methodology suggest that questionnaire surveys conducted from checking stations are efficient and accurate in obtaining hunter opinions. Questionnaire results indicated that most hunters rated the Utah deer hunt as moderately satisfactory, but may prefer alternative options that would result in a higher quality hunt. The majority of hunters indicated that hunter numbers should be limited to current …

Gerridae (Water Striders) Of Idaho (Heteroptera), R. C. Biggam, M. A. Brusven

Great Basin Naturalist

A biosystematic study on the Gerridae of Idaho was undertaken to clarify and describe the taxonomy, species distribution, and biology of this aquatic hemipteran family. Three genera and 7 species were collected in the state. Keys to three genera and 10 species are provided. General descriptions, diagnoses, and distributional ranges are given for species occurring within and adjacent to Idaho.

First And Second Nephi And Jacob Through Mosiah, Volumes 1 And 2 Of Doctrinal Commentary On The Book Of Mormon Joseph Fielding Mcconkie And Robert L. Millett, J. Frederic Voros Jr.

BYU Studies

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Front Matter, Comparative Civilizations Review

Comparative Civilizations Review

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