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Water Quality Changes Under Ice Cover In Northern Prairie Lakes, Steven P. Gloss Jan 1969

Water Quality Changes Under Ice Cover In Northern Prairie Lakes, Steven P. Gloss

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Water quality changes under ice cover were studied in seven northern prairie lakes. The lakes are high in dissolved materials and exist essentially as closed systems during the winter months. Ice cover ranging from 53 to 86 cm developed on the lakes. Melted ice samples showed small amounts of dissolved impurities present in surface layers of the ice. No substantial concentrations of any ions were found in the ice of lower layers. Specific conductance increased over 40% under ice cover in two of the lakes studied. Increases in other lakes ranged from 19 to 38%. Major ions showed increases similar …


Evaluation Of The Ovulated Follicle Technique As A Means Of Determining Pheasant Production, C. Denis Allen Jan 1969

Evaluation Of The Ovulated Follicle Technique As A Means Of Determining Pheasant Production, C. Denis Allen

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A study of the ovulated follicle technique for determining egg production in pheasants was conducted during 1967 - 1969. Evidence indicated collection of wild hens for follicle counts should be between 5 and 14 weeks after cessation of laying. Questionable follicles encountered should be considered ovulated follicles and included in the counts. Most questionable follicles were believed to originate from ovulated atretic follicles that were harder to identify because of their particular stage of regression. The influence of freezing on atretic follicle counts was studied, and no adverse effects were found. A technique was developed for selectively staining atretic follicles. …


Summer Movements Of Bigmouth Buffalo In Lake Poinsett, South Dakota, Thomas J. Clifford Jan 1969

Summer Movements Of Bigmouth Buffalo In Lake Poinsett, South Dakota, Thomas J. Clifford

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Movements of bigmouth buffalo in Lake Poinsett, South Dakota were studied from 1 June to 31 August, 1968. Bigmouth buffalo were individually marked with Styrofoam floats and tracked visually during daylight hours. Buffalo at a relatively constant, slow rate averaging .346 km/hr (0.05 km/hr to 1.4 km/hr). Two study indicated that bigmouth buffalo in Lake Poinsett had no home range or homing tendency and inhabited all vertical strata. Bigmouth buffalo schools in Lake Poinsett exhibited a free interchange of individuals. An evaluation of large mesh gill nets as a commercial fishery tool indicated that 10.0 cm bar measure gill nets …


Fish Populations Of Two Small Impoundments In Northeastern South Dakota, William C. Thorn Jan 1969

Fish Populations Of Two Small Impoundments In Northeastern South Dakota, William C. Thorn

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Thirteen species and large standing crops of fish were found in Blue Cloud Abbey Pond and Labolt Pond, South Dakota. Adult population was estimated to be 5184 fish in Abbey Pond and 5016 in Labolt Pond. Composition of the populations differed. Black crappies were most numerous in Abbey Pond; white crappies, in Labolt Pond. Total standing crop of adult fish in Abbey Pond (573.1 kg/ha) was slightly greater than in Labolt Pond (550.6 kg/ha). Black crappies in Abbey Pond and white suckers in Labolt Pond were the species with highest standing crops. Growth of fish was more rapid in Labolt …


Effects Of Aldrin On Young Pheasants Under Semi-Natural Conditions, Ronald Eugene Thill Jan 1969

Effects Of Aldrin On Young Pheasants Under Semi-Natural Conditions, Ronald Eugene Thill

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Effects of aldrin on young pheasants were studied under semi-natural conditions in four one-acre enclosures during the summer of 1968. The center two-thirds of each plot was planted in corn; remaining peripheral cover was maintained in smooth brome and alfalfa. Prior to planting, center portions of two plots were sprayed with 2 pounds of aldrin per acre on Hay 20, while remaining plots served as controls. On June 12, four family units consisting of two broody pheasant hens and two bantam hens with 15 three-day-old chicks each were confined in plots. Hens and broods were given free run 10 days …


An Evaluation Of The Roadside Technique For Censusing Breeding Waterfowl, Darrel W. Sauder Jan 1969

An Evaluation Of The Roadside Technique For Censusing Breeding Waterfowl, Darrel W. Sauder

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An evaluation of the roadside technique for censusing breeding waterfowl was conducted in east-central South Dakota. On the 54-mile transect used in 1968, number of coutns necessary to be within 20 percent of population mean with specified confidence of 0.90 for blue-winged teal (Anas discors) and gadwall (Anas strepera) was five and three using miles or wetlands. Within same limits counts needed for mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) were at least four for miles and three for wetlands. Shorter transects, used in 1967 required more counts. Transects 21 miles long required up to 10 counts based on miles and 11 based on …


On A Generalized Inverse On A Matrix / By Sammy Jay Tinsley, Sammy Jay Tinsley Jan 1969

On A Generalized Inverse On A Matrix / By Sammy Jay Tinsley, Sammy Jay Tinsley

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The Order Of The Multiplicative Group Of Orthogonal Matrices Over Finite Fields / By Don Lowery Rushing, Don Lowery Rushing Jan 1969

The Order Of The Multiplicative Group Of Orthogonal Matrices Over Finite Fields / By Don Lowery Rushing, Don Lowery Rushing

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The Effect Of Replication On Queueing Simulations, Musvathy K. Dyanesh Jan 1969

The Effect Of Replication On Queueing Simulations, Musvathy K. Dyanesh

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Many industrial systems may be characterized as an arrival of some type of unit (such as sales orders, batches of raw material to be transformed into parts or broken machines) to a system of servicing stations. In the service stations, the units are serviced in some manner. Thus, the sales order requires checking and preparation of additional paper work; the materials to be transformed require the machines upon which the production process takes place, and the broken machine requires the repair personnel. Waiting lines or queues may form due to lack of control over either the rate of arrival of …


Mechanics Of Fracture Applied To Crack Propagation In Soil-Cement Bases, Abdul Quddus Mohammad Jan 1969

Mechanics Of Fracture Applied To Crack Propagation In Soil-Cement Bases, Abdul Quddus Mohammad

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Active Network Transfer Function Synthesis / By Chang Loh Yueh, Chang Loh Yueh Jan 1969

Active Network Transfer Function Synthesis / By Chang Loh Yueh, Chang Loh Yueh

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Behavior Of A Viscoelastic Plate With Simply Supported Edges Under Normal Pressure Producing Large Deflections, Shatrughnajee Prasad Jan 1969

Behavior Of A Viscoelastic Plate With Simply Supported Edges Under Normal Pressure Producing Large Deflections, Shatrughnajee Prasad

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A Century Of Mississippi History With James Street, William Marett Jones Jan 1969

A Century Of Mississippi History With James Street, William Marett Jones

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Shareholders' Rights Under The Model Business Corporation Act And The Phillipine Corporation Law, Romualdo P. Eclavea Jan 1969

Shareholders' Rights Under The Model Business Corporation Act And The Phillipine Corporation Law, Romualdo P. Eclavea

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The Large Deflection Of Viscoelastic Column, Clement Teh-Sen Chang Jan 1969

The Large Deflection Of Viscoelastic Column, Clement Teh-Sen Chang

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Non-Uniform Transmission Lines As Impedance Matching Devices, Bobby Albert Coats Jan 1969

Non-Uniform Transmission Lines As Impedance Matching Devices, Bobby Albert Coats

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Embeddings Of Metric Spaces And Extensions Of Linear Transformations, Buren Ray Crawford Jan 1969

Embeddings Of Metric Spaces And Extensions Of Linear Transformations, Buren Ray Crawford

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Thomas Babington Macaulay : The Style Of His Essays, Sharon Robinson Bolton Jan 1969

Thomas Babington Macaulay : The Style Of His Essays, Sharon Robinson Bolton

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A Finite Desarguesian Geometry, Katherine Anne Abraham Jan 1969

A Finite Desarguesian Geometry, Katherine Anne Abraham

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The Criminal In Heinrich Von Kleist's Novellen, Gail Tillman Jones Jan 1969

The Criminal In Heinrich Von Kleist's Novellen, Gail Tillman Jones

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A Survey Of Dietary Practices Of Juniors And Seniors Enrolled Inhome Economics Classes At The University Of Mississippi Fall Semester, 1968-69 / By Marilyn Jenkins Stewart, Marilyn Jenkins Stewart Jan 1969

A Survey Of Dietary Practices Of Juniors And Seniors Enrolled Inhome Economics Classes At The University Of Mississippi Fall Semester, 1968-69 / By Marilyn Jenkins Stewart, Marilyn Jenkins Stewart

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Plane Stress In Plates Using Finite Elements / By John Gorman Schaffer, John Gorman Schaffer Jan 1969

Plane Stress In Plates Using Finite Elements / By John Gorman Schaffer, John Gorman Schaffer

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Elementary Estimates For Second Smallest Quadratic Non-Residuesfor Primes Of Form 24n + 23 And 24n +- 13, Robert H. Waller Jan 1969

Elementary Estimates For Second Smallest Quadratic Non-Residuesfor Primes Of Form 24n + 23 And 24n +- 13, Robert H. Waller

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The Determination Of The Saturation Point And The Crystallization End Point For The Four-Component System Nalmgcl Klh At 25c, Yan-Way Lee Jan 1969

The Determination Of The Saturation Point And The Crystallization End Point For The Four-Component System Nalmgcl Klh At 25c, Yan-Way Lee

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An Approach To The Numerical Solution Of Open Channel Flows, Nazarey B. Prabhakara Jan 1969

An Approach To The Numerical Solution Of Open Channel Flows, Nazarey B. Prabhakara

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Farey Series / By Patricia Mixon Temple, Patricia Mixon Temple Jan 1969

Farey Series / By Patricia Mixon Temple, Patricia Mixon Temple

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On Starlike Univalent Functions, Barbara Burger Carter Jan 1969

On Starlike Univalent Functions, Barbara Burger Carter

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The Quadratic Form And Related Identities, Kathleen Virginia Macdonald Jan 1969

The Quadratic Form And Related Identities, Kathleen Virginia Macdonald

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Measure And The Riemann-Stieltjes Integral, Lester Willie Jones Jan 1969

Measure And The Riemann-Stieltjes Integral, Lester Willie Jones

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Aeration Of Stockade Lake, South Dakota, Larry C. Vanray Jan 1969

Aeration Of Stockade Lake, South Dakota, Larry C. Vanray

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Intermittent aeration of Stockade Lake (2,470 acre feet) during the summers of 1967 and 1968 temporarily altered the thermal profile and phytoplankton density. Continual aeration for 48 hours in the deepest portion of this eutrophic lake produced epilmnetic cooling, hypolimnetic warming and apparent reduction of algal populations at three sampling stations in various parts of the lake. Dye, released at the aeration site, was found at all depths throughout the lake after 461/2 hours aeration. Air bubbles, rising from diffuser blocks near the lake bottom, carried cold, hypolimnetic water to the surface at a rate of 4.7 million gallons per …