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Longitudinal Examination Of Behavioral Markers Of Positive Valence Systems And Anhedonia, Duncan Jordan Aug 2020

Longitudinal Examination Of Behavioral Markers Of Positive Valence Systems And Anhedonia, Duncan Jordan

Theses and Dissertations

The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) has provided a framework for studying psychopathology known as the Research Domain Criteria (RDoC), which conceptualizes depression and other mental disorders on a continuum of levels of analysis, ranging from molecular dysfunction to impairment in cognitive systems indexed by behavioral paradigms. Within the RDoC, these units of analysis and their corresponding normal-to-abnormal functioning can be placed within six domains: (1) negative valence systems; (2) positive valence systems; (3) cognitive systems; (4) social processes; (5) arousal and regulatory systems; and (6) sensorimotor systems. Given the recent emphasis on identifying further mechanisms associated with positive …

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Mississippian Period (1000 – 1700 A.D.) Wattle And Daub Construction In The Yazoo Basin: Comparing Energy Expenditure Using Context And Construction Methods, William David Harris Aug 2020

Mississippian Period (1000 – 1700 A.D.) Wattle And Daub Construction In The Yazoo Basin: Comparing Energy Expenditure Using Context And Construction Methods, William David Harris

Theses and Dissertations

Native American societies in the Yazoo Basin during the Mississippian Period (ca. 1000 – 1700 A.D.) extensively built platform mounds often associated with “elite” or “sacred” areas, and exotic or energy expensive artifacts. Excessive energy expenditure, or “waste” behaviors, may be explained with costly signaling and bet-hedging, hypotheses stemming from evolutionary theory. I argue that costly signaling may best explain the waste evident in hierarchical and agricultural Mississippian Period societies of the Mississippi Valley. Consequently, I feel that differing levels of energy expenditure may be evident from the remains of perishable construction excavated from mound summits and off-mound contexts. During …

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Modification Of Wood By Liquid-Precursor Thermal Spray Coating, Ganesh Sedhain Aug 2020

Modification Of Wood By Liquid-Precursor Thermal Spray Coating, Ganesh Sedhain

Theses and Dissertations

This research investigates the efficacy of liquid-precursor thermal spray coating (TSC) as a facile wood modification technique to bring hydrophobicity and UV durability to a wooden surface. The technique was successful in depositing Cu and TiO2 particles onto southern yellow pine (SYP) veneers by using copper azole, copper quaternary, and titanium tetraisopropoxide as the precursor solutions. Using optimized settings, the average coating surface coverage of > 90% and an average coating thickness of > 5 μm were obtained. The coatings displayed up to 4H rating in the film hardness scale and up to 3B rating in adhesion strength scale, suggesting reasonable mechanical …

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Monoculture To Biculture: Cover Cropping Effects On Biomass, Nitrogen Dynamics, And Yield In A Strip-Tilled Corn Production System, Eduardo Samuel Garay Lagos Aug 2020

Monoculture To Biculture: Cover Cropping Effects On Biomass, Nitrogen Dynamics, And Yield In A Strip-Tilled Corn Production System, Eduardo Samuel Garay Lagos

Theses and Dissertations

Improved N management is required to enhance crop productivity, while reducing concomitant losses. Research was conducted for 4-y studying winter cover crops. Three legume species grown alone or with either cereal rye (Secale cereale) or ‘Tillage Radish®’ (Raphanus sativus L.) were used to quantify cover crop biomass and N content plus their effects on corn grain yield and N recovery. The effects of these cropping systems on selected soil health indicators was also determined. Rye bicultures enhanced biomass production, but antagonistically affected corn performance. Radish inclusion resulted in equal or greater cover crop N than rye. In year 3, the …

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Genetics Of A Color Polymorphism In Heliconius Doris, Caleb Benson Aug 2020

Genetics Of A Color Polymorphism In Heliconius Doris, Caleb Benson

Theses and Dissertations

Balancing selection refers to the maintenance of multiple phenotypic variants within a population. There are a number of proposed mechanisms explaining the origin and persistence of the evolution and genetics of polymorphisms, but they largely remain unresolved in the specific instances in which they occur. This study aims to identify the genetic basis of a polymorphism in the butterfly, Heliconius doris, which displays four distinct color patterns on the dorsal hindwings of individuals. While Mullerian mimetic theory proposes that phenotypes will converge on a common, aposematic phenotype, this is not the case in Heliconius doris. We identify an interval perfectly …

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Gopher Tortoises In The Anthropocene: Investigating The Effects Of Fire, Temperature, And Competition On An Ecosystem Engineer, Weston Curtis Thompson Aug 2020

Gopher Tortoises In The Anthropocene: Investigating The Effects Of Fire, Temperature, And Competition On An Ecosystem Engineer, Weston Curtis Thompson

Theses and Dissertations

Gopher tortoises are ecosystem engineers whose burrows provide habitat to >350 species. Prescribed fire is used to manage tortoise habitat, but fire timing is mostly restricted to the vegetative dormant season. Restricted fire timing in combination with white-tailed deer competition may negatively affect tortoises. To address these concerns, we quantified these species’ dietary overlap and conducted a field experiment to examine impacts of fire phenology on plants and animals. Although tortoises and deer consumed ~75% of the same plants, their diets were statistically dissimilar. Fire altered plant community composition and increased foliar crude protein and phosphorus while decreasing calcium. Deer …

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Identification And Distribution Of Ectotrophic Root-Infecting Fungi Within An Ultradwarf Bermudagrass Putting Green And Fungicide Efficacy Associated With These Fungi, Matthew Aaron Tucker Aug 2020

Identification And Distribution Of Ectotrophic Root-Infecting Fungi Within An Ultradwarf Bermudagrass Putting Green And Fungicide Efficacy Associated With These Fungi, Matthew Aaron Tucker

Theses and Dissertations

This research addressed the identification and distribution of selected ERI fungi within two greens at Mississippi State University Golf Institute using novel molecular methods, spatial relationships of fungal distribution and turf health assessments, and fungal sensitivity to selected fungicides. A complex of ERI fungi was identified in both greens. Gaeumannomyces graminis, Gaeumannomyces sp., and Candidacolonium cynodontis were randomly distributed based on spatial autocorrelation in both green samplings, while Magnaporthiopsis cynodontis clustered in Green 2 for both samplings and in Green 12 of the 2018 sampling. Clustering of turf health values was variable by month in each green, and no spatial …

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Identifying And Mitigating Heat Stress Of Grazing Dairy Cattle Using Shade And Sprinklers, Carly Becker Aug 2020

Identifying And Mitigating Heat Stress Of Grazing Dairy Cattle Using Shade And Sprinklers, Carly Becker

Theses and Dissertations

Animal welfare, reproduction, and milk production can be negatively affected when dairy cattle experience heat stress. Dairy cows in southern latitudes spend nearly 4 to 6 months in a state of heat stress. Animal health professionals and dairy producers use changes in physiological responses and behavioral patterns of cows as a tool for identifying poor health and welfare in periods of heat stress. The objectives of this study were to monitor the effects of heat stress on grazing dairy cows provided with shade or sprinklers by comparing various physiological indices of heat stress, and to, design and utilize a heat …

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Identifying Specific Difficulties Predicted By Emotion Regulation Strategy Use And Related Facets, Ashley Steverson Coleman Aug 2020

Identifying Specific Difficulties Predicted By Emotion Regulation Strategy Use And Related Facets, Ashley Steverson Coleman

Theses and Dissertations

Emotion dysregulation is a transdiagnostic clinical feature of many psychological disorders. Prior research has focused on generalized emotion dysregulation, whereas specific emotion regulation difficulties have not been explored in as much depth. The current study expanded this body of research by examining specific emotion regulation difficulties and relationships with broader emotion regulation functioning, including strategy use, affect intensity, and flexibility. College students (N = 380) completed a self-report battery of emotion regulation measures. A MANOVA indicated that patterns of emotion regulation functioning differentially predict specific emotion regulation difficulties. A multivariate regression (GLM) identified the facets of emotion regulation that predict …

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Impact Of Acute Aerobic Exercise On Motor Learning And Executive Function In Adults With Intellectual Disabilities, Yonjoong Ryuh Aug 2020

Impact Of Acute Aerobic Exercise On Motor Learning And Executive Function In Adults With Intellectual Disabilities, Yonjoong Ryuh

Theses and Dissertations

As motor learning in individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID) has been poorly elucidated, this study aimed to apply an acute aerobic exercise (AE), well-known intervention favorable to motor learning in typically developing individuals, to assist people with ID in motor learning, and examine its underlying mechanisms via EF and EEG assessments. 17 adults with ID (11 males, aged 31.41 ± 9.7, & mental aged 7.69 ± 3.06) participated in this within-group counterbalanced study. They participated in 2 interventions, a vigorous treadmill walking (AE) or seated rest (CON) condition, with having a month of wash-out period in between interventions. The pre-test, …

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Impact Of Sleep Duration, Sleep Quality, And Physical Activity On Obesity Indices Among Adolescents, Sarah Thompson Aug 2020

Impact Of Sleep Duration, Sleep Quality, And Physical Activity On Obesity Indices Among Adolescents, Sarah Thompson

Theses and Dissertations

Adolescent prevalence of obesity and at-risk WC has continued to rise worldwide. Sleep duration, sleep quality, and physical activity have been hypothesized as contributing factors to this increase. PURPOSE: This study aimed to examine the sleep–obesity relation in adolescents. METHODS: Using data from the 2015-2016 NHANES(n=454; ages 16-18 years), the effect of sleep duration, sleep quality, and MVPA on BMI and WC by gender was analyzed using appropriate sampling weights. RESULTS: Longer sleep duration was associated with increased BMI (β=0.07; 0.065, p<0.05) and WC (β=0.069; 0.13, p<0.05) among males and females. Poor sleep quality was associated with increased BMI among males and females (β= 0.04; 0.08, p< 0.05). A significant main effect was observed across sleep duration, sleep quality and MVPA via multiple regression for both BMI and WC. CONCLUSIONS: For both males and females, BMI and WC were impacted by excessive sleep, poor sleep quality, and low MVPA, with greater associations among males.

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Impairment In Adult Adhd: Effects Of Adhd Symptoms, Executive Function, And Sleep, Morgan M. Dorr Aug 2020

Impairment In Adult Adhd: Effects Of Adhd Symptoms, Executive Function, And Sleep, Morgan M. Dorr

Theses and Dissertations

While Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) remains one of the most common psychological disorders diagnosed, current understanding of the disorders expression and factors contributing to impairment in early adulthood remains limited. In an effort to better understand current issues with ADHD assessment and treatment in emerging adults, this study aimed to examine relationships between symptoms, executive function (EF), sleep, and impairment. Overall results of this study indicate that together, ADHD symptoms, EF, and sleep account for a significant proportion of variance in impairment. Additionally, results indicate that EF moderates the relationship between ADHD symptoms and impairment, and that sleep may be a …

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Evaluation Of Synergistic Opportunities Among Exogenous Enzymes For Optimal Broiler Performance, Courtney Ennis Aug 2020

Evaluation Of Synergistic Opportunities Among Exogenous Enzymes For Optimal Broiler Performance, Courtney Ennis

Theses and Dissertations

Currently, feed enzyme supplementation into commercial broiler diets is a routine practice due to hydrolysis of antinutrients, such as non-starch polysaccharides (NSP) and phytate (IP6); ultimately leading to optimized broiler production. As a result, the market has grown rapidly, and a multitude of feed enzymesare commercially available. Complete removal of antinutrients has not been achieved and research has primarily focused on the use of singular enzyme inclusion. Due to biochemical differences among enzyme characteristics, there may be potential for synergistic action to remove antinutrients and further maximize broiler performance. Therefore, the overall objective of this dissertation was to investigate enzyme …

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Examining Attitudes Towards Sexuality In Charge Syndrome, Emily S. Mathis Aug 2020

Examining Attitudes Towards Sexuality In Charge Syndrome, Emily S. Mathis

Theses and Dissertations

The current study aimed to examine attitudes of sexuality of individuals with CHARGE syndrome by exploring potential barriers that may exist due to differences in the attitudes towards sexuality in parents of individuals with CHARGE syndrome and those attitudes of adults with CHARGE syndrome. Participants included 24 adults with CHARGE syndrome and 31 parents of individuals with CHARGE syndrome. The Attitudes of Sexuality-Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ASQ-ID) was completed by all participants and was adapted to address this specific population for the current study. Using a multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA), four themes of sexuality from the ASQ-ID (i.e., sexual …

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Evolutionary Patterns Of Amoebozoa Revealed By Gene Content And Phylogenomics, Seungho Kang Aug 2020

Evolutionary Patterns Of Amoebozoa Revealed By Gene Content And Phylogenomics, Seungho Kang

Theses and Dissertations

Amoebozoa is the eukaryotic supergroup sister to Obazoa, the lineage that contains the animals (including us humans) and Fungi. Amoebozoa is extraordinarily diverse, encompassing important model organisms and significant pathogens. Although amoebozoans are integral to global nutrient cycles and present in nearly all environments, they remain vastly understudied. Here we have isolated a naked eukaryotic amoeba with filose subpseudopodia, and a simple life cycle consisting of a trophic amoeba and a cyst stage. Using a wholistic approach including light, electron, fluorescence microscopy and SSU rDNA, we find that this amoeboid organism fails to match any previously described eukaryote genus. Our …

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Exploring The Role Of Host Species And Abiotic Factors On Epiphytic Bacterial Communities In Prickly Pear Cactus, Taylor Didesch Aug 2020

Exploring The Role Of Host Species And Abiotic Factors On Epiphytic Bacterial Communities In Prickly Pear Cactus, Taylor Didesch

Theses and Dissertations

The microorganisms that live in and on a host (the microbiome) influence host phenotype, health, and behavior in plants and animals. However, the effects of the host and environment on the composition of microbiome communities are unclear. This is especially true in arid and semi-arid environments such as deserts that filter many microorganisms. This study investigated variation in phyllosphere microbiotal bacterial assemblages of prickly pear cactus (Opuntia) across differing spatial scales, ecoregions, and taxa throughout Texas at two timepoints. I expected bacterial assemblages to differ significantly among Texas ecoregions and among species. Results support significant influences on bacterial assemblage composition …

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Exploring The Vaginal Microbiome In Relation To Pregnancy Status And Reproductive Performance In Brangus Heifers, Riley Messman Aug 2020

Exploring The Vaginal Microbiome In Relation To Pregnancy Status And Reproductive Performance In Brangus Heifers, Riley Messman

Theses and Dissertations

Most research evaluating the effects of the reproductive tract microbiota on reproductive performance has been done in humans, thus far. In bovids, reproductive microbiota research is not as advanced, with preliminary conclusions, not supported by contamination checks or repeatability. Our studies concluded that endogenous reproductive hormones, days of gestation, and pregnancy status does not change the overall vaginal microbiota composition. Although, the overall composition did not change there were species level differences. These differences could have implications in reproductive performance and fertility in heifers. Heifers that undergo nutrient restriction have similar vaginal microbiota to adequately fed heifers with no species …

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A Genetic Assessment Of The Blue Iguana Recovery Programme’S Success, And Prognosis For The Species’ Future Conservation, Mallory Mckinney Aug 2020

A Genetic Assessment Of The Blue Iguana Recovery Programme’S Success, And Prognosis For The Species’ Future Conservation, Mallory Mckinney

Theses and Dissertations

In this study, we used ostensibly neutral microsatellite markers to study genetic variance and heterozygosity of endangered Cyclura lewisi during captive management in the Blue Iguana Recovery Programme. We assessed the variation present in the founding population and how genetic diversity changed throughout the past 20 years of management. We also studied how heterozygosity may correlate with fitness through morphometric measures and success of recruitment after release into the wild. While we found a reduction in effective population size, standardized heterozygosity, and fixation indices did not significantly change from the founders to later generations. We found no evidence for inbreeding …

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A Host-Guest System For Determining Residue Contributions To Protein Adsorption On Nanoparticles By Nmr, Md Siddik Alom Aug 2020

A Host-Guest System For Determining Residue Contributions To Protein Adsorption On Nanoparticles By Nmr, Md Siddik Alom

Theses and Dissertations

Nanoparticles have become increasingly useful in the fields of drug delivery and biosensing. In these applications, nanoparticles are frequently exposed to biological fluids, where proteins will spontaneously adsorb to the nanoparticle surface when exposed to a mixture of proteins. This project aims to present a predictive host-guest system for quantifying each residue’s contribution to nanoparticle binding. Initial studies revealed that lysine at position 13 plays a crucial role in the adsorption of GB3 to 15 nm citrate-coated spherical gold nanoparticles (AuNPs). Therefore, we have constructed a library of K13X GB3 variants, and our initial findings confirm that basic residues (Arg) …

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A Molecular And Bioinformatic Investigation Into The Phylogenetic Relationships And Life Cycles Of Amoeboid Protists, Alexander K. Tice Aug 2020

A Molecular And Bioinformatic Investigation Into The Phylogenetic Relationships And Life Cycles Of Amoeboid Protists, Alexander K. Tice

Theses and Dissertations

Eukaryotic organisms that cannot be classified as animals, land plants, or fungi are termed protists. Despite the fact that protists represent the majority of eukaryotic diversity, these organisms have received relatively little attention from biological researchers beyond morphological characterization. Reasons that likely contributed to their neglect include their mostly microscopic nature, that only a few lineages are the causative agents of human disease, that laboratory cultivation can be challenging, and that species concepts for the majority of protists was vague in many lineages. Initial attempts to resolve relationships among eukaryotes produced the five kingdoms model. This model suggested protists were …

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Accept - Combining Acalabrutinib With Rituximab, Cyclophosphamide, Doxorubicin, Vincristine And Prednisolone (R-Chop) For Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma (Dlbcl): Study Protocol For A Phase Ib/Ii Open-Label Non-Randomised Clinical Trial, A Davies, S Barrans, C Burton, K Mercer, Et Al Aug 2020

Accept - Combining Acalabrutinib With Rituximab, Cyclophosphamide, Doxorubicin, Vincristine And Prednisolone (R-Chop) For Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma (Dlbcl): Study Protocol For A Phase Ib/Ii Open-Label Non-Randomised Clinical Trial, A Davies, S Barrans, C Burton, K Mercer, Et Al

Peninsula Medical School

Background: Over 13,000 new cases of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) are diagnosed in the UK, with approximately 4,900 attributable deaths each year. Diffuse Large B-cell Lymphoma (DLBCL) is the most common NHL comprising one third of adult NHL cases. R-CHOP (rituximab, cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, prednisolone) is accepted as the international standard first-line regimen, but improvement in first line treatment is needed. Dysregulated B-cell receptor (BCR) signalling has been identified as a feature of DLBCL. Inhibition of Bruton’s tyrosine kinase (Btk), downstream of the BCR has proven efficacious in other B-cell malignancies and in combination with R-CHOP. The second generation Btk inhibitor, …

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Effects Of Food Gums And Pre-Drying On Fat Content Of Fabricated Fried Chips, Jane C. Lumanlan, Warnakulasuriya M.A.D.B. Fernando, Weeraya Karnpanit, Vijay Jayasena Aug 2020

Effects Of Food Gums And Pre-Drying On Fat Content Of Fabricated Fried Chips, Jane C. Lumanlan, Warnakulasuriya M.A.D.B. Fernando, Weeraya Karnpanit, Vijay Jayasena

Research outputs 2014 to 2021

Deep-frying contributes to the unique taste and texture of fried products. However, they are low in nutritional value. Food industries actively trying to find ways to reduce the fat content while maintaining organoleptic properties of fried foods. In this work, effects of pre-drying and adding food gums on the moisture and fat contents of chips were evaluated. The chips were pre-dried for 60 and 90 min, and gellan gum, guar gum, methylcellulose and xanthan gum were added at the concentration of 0.25, 0.75, 1 and 2 % w/w. The xanthan gum was the most effective gum for fat reduction. The …

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A Systematic Approach To Review Of In Vitro Methods In Brain Tumour Research (Satori-Btr): Development Of A Preliminary Checklist For Evaluating Quality And Human Relevance, Mike Bracher, Gj Pilkington, C. Oliver Hanemann, K Pilkington Aug 2020

A Systematic Approach To Review Of In Vitro Methods In Brain Tumour Research (Satori-Btr): Development Of A Preliminary Checklist For Evaluating Quality And Human Relevance, Mike Bracher, Gj Pilkington, C. Oliver Hanemann, K Pilkington

Peninsula Medical School

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Visible-Light-Active Disinfection Of Surface Water Coliform Using Silver/Titanium Dioxide/Silver Bromide(Ag/Tio2/Agbr) As Photocatalyst, Ashraya Upadhyaya Aug 2020

Visible-Light-Active Disinfection Of Surface Water Coliform Using Silver/Titanium Dioxide/Silver Bromide(Ag/Tio2/Agbr) As Photocatalyst, Ashraya Upadhyaya

LSU New Orleans Theses and Dissertations

As human population becomes diverse, the need for sustainable, inexpensive, scalable, and decentralized water treatment technologies to supplement or replace conventional treatment methods are important, especially to satisfy the need of small, rural communities for safe drinking water. These challenges can be somewhat met with the use of semiconductor photocatalysis, especially if the process is driven by visible light energy. Visible-light-active (VLA) photocatalysis can be effectively applied in disinfection of drinking water. In comparison to traditional, energy-intensive, physical and chemical disinfection methods, VLA photocatalysis is capable of providing high disinfection efficiency with the use of cheaper energy, no harmful by-products, …

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Detecting Convergence Zone Paths In Acoustic Model Outputs Using Machine Learning, Michael Sinegar Aug 2020

Detecting Convergence Zone Paths In Acoustic Model Outputs Using Machine Learning, Michael Sinegar

LSU New Orleans Theses and Dissertations

Sound propagated underwater can possibly travel according to several different patterns. One such pattern, convergence zone (CZ), is the main focus of this thesis. This thesis presents an ArcGIS-based tool to easily choose specific points in the Atlantic Ocean based on latitude and longitude, then gather data about the propagation of sound at that point. In addition to this, a mini-app that generates machine learning datasets was created. It easily allows for one to label thousands of images in a short amount of time. A thousand CZ and a thousand non-CZ images were used to train a machine learning algorithm …

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Hind Wing Eyespots Of Brassolini Butterflies (Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae): Evolutionary Diversification And Functions In Anti-Predator Defense And Mating Behavior, Logan Crees Aug 2020

Hind Wing Eyespots Of Brassolini Butterflies (Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae): Evolutionary Diversification And Functions In Anti-Predator Defense And Mating Behavior, Logan Crees

LSU New Orleans Theses and Dissertations

Ventral hind wing eyespots are prominent pattern elements in Brassolini butterflies, likely functioning in predator-prey interactions and reproductive activities. Caligo and Opsiphanes differ in male mate-seeking behaviors and it has been suggested that Caligo females use the male cua1 eyespot as a mate-locating cue, but Opsiphanes females do not seem to do so. We predict Caligo males should have larger eyespots than congeneric females, but the sexes would not differ in eyespot size in Opsiphanes. Our analyses supported both these predictions. Displacing the eyespot to the center of the wing makes eyespots more conspicuous, we asked if eyespot position …

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Primary Journals In The Field Of Pediatric Dentistry (2000-2019), Jagannathan Ramakrishnan Dr, Govindan Ravi Sankar Dr, Kotti Thavamani Aug 2020

Primary Journals In The Field Of Pediatric Dentistry (2000-2019), Jagannathan Ramakrishnan Dr, Govindan Ravi Sankar Dr, Kotti Thavamani

Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

This paper presents the primary journals in the field of Pediatric Dentistry. The analysis is based on a bibliometric technique i.e. Bradford’s law. The records in the literature in the field of Pediatric Dentistry as indexed in the MEDLINE data covered in PubMed for the period from the year 2000 to 2019 considered for this study. It is found from the study that there are 19037 numbers of records as indexed in the above-said database in the area of Pediatric Dentistry. It was found that 57.25% of publication type is journal articles, 17.83% of publication type is Research Support, Non …

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Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Dairy Pasture Systems In New Zealand, Jiafa Luo, S. B. Lindsey, Sterwart F. Ledgard, W. Sun, M. Kear Aug 2020

Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Dairy Pasture Systems In New Zealand, Jiafa Luo, S. B. Lindsey, Sterwart F. Ledgard, W. Sun, M. Kear

IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)

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Improvement Of Production And Nutrient Uptake Of Pueraria Phaseoloides By Rock Phosphate Fertilization In Kombucha Suspension And Glomus Manihotis Fungi Inoculation, Dwi Retno Lukiwati, Novik Nurhidayat, Puput Puspitasari Aug 2020

Improvement Of Production And Nutrient Uptake Of Pueraria Phaseoloides By Rock Phosphate Fertilization In Kombucha Suspension And Glomus Manihotis Fungi Inoculation, Dwi Retno Lukiwati, Novik Nurhidayat, Puput Puspitasari

IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)

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Effect Of Soil Temperature And Soil Moisture On Soil Respiration Of Ungrazed Grassland In Loess Plateau , Gansu, Xudong Li, Ding Guo, Xiaodong Li, Xiaoyu Dong, Hua Fu Aug 2020

Effect Of Soil Temperature And Soil Moisture On Soil Respiration Of Ungrazed Grassland In Loess Plateau , Gansu, Xudong Li, Ding Guo, Xiaodong Li, Xiaoyu Dong, Hua Fu

IGC Proceedings (1977-2023)

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