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Reported Child Sexual Abuse: Subjective Realities, Trish Taylor, Dennis E. Nelson
Reported Child Sexual Abuse: Subjective Realities, Trish Taylor, Dennis E. Nelson
Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy
Presented at the AMCAP Convention 4 April 1985.
New Directions In Discipline: A Guide To Positive Parenting Without The Use Of Physical Force, Anne L. Horton
New Directions In Discipline: A Guide To Positive Parenting Without The Use Of Physical Force, Anne L. Horton
Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy
Presented at the AMCAP Convention, 3 October 1985.
Uncompahgre Dinosaur Fauna: A Preliminary Report, James A. Jensen
Uncompahgre Dinosaur Fauna: A Preliminary Report, James A. Jensen
Great Basin Naturalist
A diverse late Jurassic dinosaur fauna, discovered in western Colorado in 1963, contains many undescribed taxa that may represent evolutionary trends at the generic level not previously reported from the Morrison Formation. A preliminary faunal list is given. Bones of the largest known dinosaur, Ultrasaurus, are present as are a variety of small animals, including Pterosaurs, in which one sacrum displays avianlike fused sacral neural spines. A new family, the Torvosauridae, erected, based on the genus Torvosaurus that is redescribed.
Winter Preference, Nutritive Value, And Other Range Use Characteristics Of Kochia Prostrata (L.) Schrad, James N. Davis, Bruce L. Welch
Winter Preference, Nutritive Value, And Other Range Use Characteristics Of Kochia Prostrata (L.) Schrad, James N. Davis, Bruce L. Welch
Great Basin Naturalist
A cafeteria-style study was conducted during the winter for two years with tame mule deer to determine if there were preferential differences between accessions of forage kochia (Kochia prostrata). Deer consumed significantly more of P.I. numbers 314929, 330708, and 356826 than any of the other accessions. Other plant adaptive characteristics and nutritive qualities are also reported.
Presettlement Vegetation Of Part Of Northwestern Moffat County, Colorado, Described From Remnants, William L. Baker, Susan C. Kennedy
Presettlement Vegetation Of Part Of Northwestern Moffat County, Colorado, Described From Remnants, William L. Baker, Susan C. Kennedy
Great Basin Naturalist
A general botanical inventory of a part of northwestern Moffat County, Colorado, resulted in the location of "remnants" of the presettlement vegetation spectrum that are largely unaltered by grazing, logging, or other recent human-related land uses. The 69 samples taken from these remnants were classified into 22 plant associations. Composition, structure, environmental location, geographical range, and response to disturbance are discussed for each association, and a photograph of each is presented. Seven of the 22 associations are apparently restricted to the study area. Restricted associations occur in the more extreme environments of the study area, such as on calcareous substrata …
Life History Of The Cui-Ui, Chasmistes Cujus Cope, In Pyramid Lake, Nevada: A Review, William F. Sigler, Steven Vigg, Mimi Bres
Life History Of The Cui-Ui, Chasmistes Cujus Cope, In Pyramid Lake, Nevada: A Review, William F. Sigler, Steven Vigg, Mimi Bres
Great Basin Naturalist
The cui-ui, Chasmistes cujus Cope, a member of the sucker family and endemic to Pyramid Lake, Nevada, is listed as endangered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Cui-ui was once a major source of sustenance for native Americans, who have inhabited the Lahontan region for at least 11,000 years. The Northern Paiutes developed sophisticated fishing technology to harvest this resource. The original distribution of cui-ui was the ancient Lake Lahontan complex, but as a result of climatic changes it was restricted to the Pyramid–Winnemucca–Truckee system by the turn of the 20th century. Transbasin water diversions (1905 to present) have …
A Prophet For All The World Glimpses Into The Life Of President Spencer W. Kimball, Dell Van-Orden, J. Melan Heslop, Lance E. Larsen
A Prophet For All The World Glimpses Into The Life Of President Spencer W. Kimball, Dell Van-Orden, J. Melan Heslop, Lance E. Larsen
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
A Small And Piercing Voice: The Sermons Of Spencer W. Kimball, Eugene England
A Small And Piercing Voice: The Sermons Of Spencer W. Kimball, Eugene England
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Lengthening Our Stride: The Remarkable Administration Of Spencer W. Kimball, Dennis L. Lythgoe
Lengthening Our Stride: The Remarkable Administration Of Spencer W. Kimball, Dennis L. Lythgoe
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
“Uncle Spencer”: 1944-1985, Stanley B. Kimball
“Play It Again, Sam”: The Remarkable “Prophecy” Of Samuel Lutz, Alias Christophilus Gratianus, Reconsidered, Paul B. Pixton
“Play It Again, Sam”: The Remarkable “Prophecy” Of Samuel Lutz, Alias Christophilus Gratianus, Reconsidered, Paul B. Pixton
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
A Brigham Young Letter To George Q. Cannon, 1859, Everett L. Cooley
A Brigham Young Letter To George Q. Cannon, 1859, Everett L. Cooley
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Flexible Engineering Software: An Integrated Workstation Approach To Finite Element Analysis, Brant Arnold Ross
Flexible Engineering Software: An Integrated Workstation Approach To Finite Element Analysis, Brant Arnold Ross
Theses and Dissertations
One obstacle preventing more engineers from using finite element analysis (FEA) is the difficulty of transferring data between steps in the modeling process. A Fortran computer program, Rosetta.BYU, has been developed to open data paths between finite element preprocessors (mesh generators) and finite element analysis programs, using a custom data structure. It accepts neutral data files, Version 2.0 IGES data files, and Movie.BYU files for input/output. An application of Rosetta is described. A general workstation manager program, Davinci.BYU, is reviewed that provides a support layer between the engineer and the operating system, organizes software and data files, and facilitates on-line …
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Mormon Bibliography 1984, Scott H. Duvall
Iosepa A Utah Home For The Polynesians, Dennis H. Atkin
Iosepa A Utah Home For The Polynesians, Dennis H. Atkin
Mormon Pacific Historical Society
No abstract provided.
Statistical Growth Of The Lds Church In The Pacific Islands, Glenn Y. M. Lung
Statistical Growth Of The Lds Church In The Pacific Islands, Glenn Y. M. Lung
Mormon Pacific Historical Society
No abstract provided.
Dealing With Infertility Problems, Robert Taylor, Jayne Edgren Taylor
Dealing With Infertility Problems, Robert Taylor, Jayne Edgren Taylor
Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy
Presented at the AMCAP Convention 5 October 1984.
Gospel Power In Troubled Homes, Elder J. Thomas Fyans
Gospel Power In Troubled Homes, Elder J. Thomas Fyans
Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy
Presented at the AMCAP Convention 5 October 1984.
Strategic Family Therapy And Mormon Thought, Marybeth Raynes
Strategic Family Therapy And Mormon Thought, Marybeth Raynes
Issues in Religion and Psychotherapy
Book review of Strategic Family Therapy and Behind the One-Way Mirror: Advances in the Practice of Strategic Therapy, by Cloe Madanes.
Presented at the AMCAP Convention 4 October 1984.
Linguistic Tools Incidental To Work In Machine Translation, Russell Bateman
Linguistic Tools Incidental To Work In Machine Translation, Russell Bateman
Deseret Language and Linguistic Society Symposium
No abstract provided.
An Information Theoretic Interpretation Of The Variable Rule, Matthew R. Sorenson
An Information Theoretic Interpretation Of The Variable Rule, Matthew R. Sorenson
Deseret Language and Linguistic Society Symposium
No abstract provided.
Full Issue, Deseret Language And Linguistics Society
Full Issue, Deseret Language And Linguistics Society
Deseret Language and Linguistic Society Symposium
No abstract provided.
Taking Stock: What Do We Know About Second Language Acquisition?, Lily Wong Fillmore
Taking Stock: What Do We Know About Second Language Acquisition?, Lily Wong Fillmore
Deseret Language and Linguistic Society Symposium
No abstract provided.
The Asian Studies Newsletter Archives: An Overview, Frank Joseph Shulman
The Asian Studies Newsletter Archives: An Overview, Frank Joseph Shulman
Journal of East Asian Libraries
No abstract provided.
Book Review: The Essence Of Swissness: A Special Issue Of The Times Literary Supplement, Leo Schelbert
Book Review: The Essence Of Swissness: A Special Issue Of The Times Literary Supplement, Leo Schelbert
Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter
The Friday, December 7, 1984, issue of the London Times Literary Supplement was devoted in good part to works about Switzerland and its unique literary and historical traditions. It opens with a challenging essay by George Steiner who raises the question "What is Swiss?" "The Writer may speak against the grain," he cautions, "even when he bears close witness. Ten years are, as I have found, too short a time in which to get to know the palimpsest of Genevan society, let alone those of Switzerland." Yet he offers courageously and with much insight his "impressions as to the nature …
Swiss Mercenaries In The Service Of The British Crown: The War Of 1812, Ivor C.E. Luethy
Swiss Mercenaries In The Service Of The British Crown: The War Of 1812, Ivor C.E. Luethy
Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter
During the War of 1812, Swiss mercenaries were part of the British army which fought against the American forces. The most important figure among these soldiers in the service of the British Crown was undoubtedly Sir George Prevost, Governor-General and military commander of British North America from 1811-1815. He was a descendant of a prominent Geneva family, several members of which had attained high ranks in the British forces; Augustin Prevost, for example, Sir George's father became Major-General under General Wolfe. Augustin Prevost had also been a friend of Frederick Haldimand, Governor-General of Canada during the American Revolution.
Differential Effects Of Cattle And Sheep Grazing On High Mountain Meadows In The Strawberry Valley Of Central Utah, J. B. Shupe, Jack D. Brotherson
Differential Effects Of Cattle And Sheep Grazing On High Mountain Meadows In The Strawberry Valley Of Central Utah, J. B. Shupe, Jack D. Brotherson
Great Basin Naturalist
Species diversity, niche metrics, cover, frequency, and soil relationships were studied on high mountain meadows on adjacent cattle and sheep allotments in Strawberry Valley, Wasatch County, Utah. The cattle allotment vegetation was predominantly Mountain bluebell (Mertensia ciliata), and the sheep allotment vegetation was predominantly Smallwing sedge (Carex microptera). Other species of importance on both areas included Letterman needlegrass (Stipa lettermanii), Mountain bromegrass (Bromus carinatus), and Yarrow (Achillea millefolium). Tall forbs were most abundant on the cattle allotment, and low forbs, perennial grasses, and sedges were most abundant on the sheep allotment. Vegetation composition on the …
Unusual Social Feeding And Soaring By The Common Raven (Corvus Corax), Clayton M. White, Merle Tanner-White
Unusual Social Feeding And Soaring By The Common Raven (Corvus Corax), Clayton M. White, Merle Tanner-White
Great Basin Naturalist
A flock of some 1000 ravens, not associated with night roosts, was seen during the breeding season. Some were feeding on the ground while others soared in the air above them. It is suggested that the large soaring flock acted as information transfers for feeding conditions.