Vol. 41 (1996-2001): Recent submissions
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Winter distribution of the common loon (gavia immer) and red-throated loon (gavia stellata) in the Bay of Fundy
(1997)Common loons (Gavia immer) and Red-throated loons (Gavia stellata) are shown to overwinter along the coastal zone of the Bay of Fundy. The Christmas Bird Count, a volunteer monitoring survey, was used to trace 30 year ... -
Table of contents (v. 41, p. 1-2)
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Front matter
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President Reports 1993-96
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Ovine ILL-thrift in Nova Scotia. 14. Anorexia and digestibility decline in female lambs given 3,7,11-3h3-3-acetoxy-7, 15-dihydroxy-12, 13-epoxytrichothec-9-en-8-one
(1996)3,7,11-^3H3-3-Acetoxy-7,15-dihydroxy-12, 13-epoxytrichothec-9-en-8-one (I, R=H, R'=Ac) was produced by Fusarium culmorum(CMI14764) grown on a defined medium supplemented with 5-^3H2- mevalonic acid. The metabolite was ... -
Studies on the phytoplankton and the water quality at Greenfield
(1996)A study of the phytoplankton of the Welsh Dee Estuary, a part of Liverpool Bay, is reported. Correlative studies of the phytoplankton and its biomass with those of the chemical parameters indicated relationships between ... -
Columella edentula (draparnaud, 1805) (pupillidae). A new addition to Nova Scotia’s terrestrial molusc fauna
(1996)Four specimens of Columella edentula (Drapamaud, 1805) (Mollusca: Pupillidae), a snail species previously unreported in Nova Scotia, were collected in July 1995 near Garbarus Bay. This extends the species range into Nova ... -
Charles Brenton Huggins Nobel Prize winner medicine 1996
(1996)<p>Huggins won the 1966 Nobel prize in physiology for discoveries in hormonal treatment of prostatic cancer. He received the award as a co-recipient with Peyton Rous. </p> <p>Huggins is a native of Halifax. Nova Scotia, ... -
Alexander Graham Bell’s optical disc and other inventions
(1996)The latter part of the 19th century is known to historians as the Gilded Age of Invention. The flurry of inventions created by Alexander Graham Bell is characteristic of the period. when a handful of seemingly heroic ...