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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Cache Valley, Utah"”.

  1. Development of a Liquefaction Opportunity Map for Cache Valley, Utah

    Greenwood, Richard J.

    utahstate Repository record

  2. The Functional and Aesthetic Uses of Two Cache Valley, Utah, Canals

    Culberson, James S.

    utahstate Repository record

  3. Development of Environmental Education Field Trip Guides for Elementary School Teachers in Cache Valley, Utah

    Brown, Sandra T.

    utahstate Repository record

  4. A Study of Geologic Hazards and Geotechnical Input for Selected Critical Facilities - Cache Valley, Utah

    Green, Kenneth Robert

    utahstate Repository record

  5. The Ecology of <em>Agropyron inerme</em> on Protected and Heavily Grazed Range Land in Cache Valley, Utah

    Hanson, Wallace R.

    utahstate Repository record

  6. From Cultural Traditions to National Trends: The Transition of Domestic Mormon Architecture in Cache Valley, Utah, 1860--1915

    Van Huss, Jami J.

    utahstate Repository record

  7. Threat Perception as a Determinant of Pro-Environmental Behaviors: Public Involvement in Air Pollution Abatement in Cache Valley, Utah

    Marquit, Joshua D

    utahstate Repository record

  8. Cache Valley Virus: A Comparison Across Both Lineages and Reassortant Strains Using in vitro and in vivo Models

    Shrestha, MarissaVirginia Tech2025

    Cache Valley virus (CVV) is an emerging mosquito-borne orthobunyavirus of significant concern to One Health. CVV was first isolated from Culiseta inornata mosquitoes in Cache Valley, Utah in 1956 and has sporadically emerged to cause epizootics in livestock, particularly affecting small ruminants. …

    vt Repository record

  9. The Days Are Gods: A Life in Place

    Stephens, LizOhio University2012

    <p>"Theorizing voice as a construct in life writing," Sidonie Smith and Julia Watson write, "has not yet been the focus of sustained critical attention." They whittle the myriad ways this idea might be approached down to two elemental questions: "How might we understand our attribution of a …

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