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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"New colonies"”.
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A Comparison of College Students Decisions to Join New Colonies of Fraternities, Opposed to Established Chapters
… for at least three years, or a member of a new colony of a national fraternity on the campus less than three years. A Likert Scale questionnaire was used for data collection. The results indicated that members of colonies use different criteria when joining a fraternity than those who join …
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Nest Morphogenesis and Population Ecology of Two Species of Formica
… to majors increased with growth and aging of colonies. Minors made up a larger percentage of the sample taken from Stage III mounds as compared to Stages I and II.</p><p>Annual measurements of mounds over a the growth of mounds and population seven-year period showed followed a predictable …
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OUT IN THE COLD: THE LEGACY OF CANADA'S INUIT RELOCATION EXPERIMENT IN THE HIGH ARCTIC, 1953-1990.
… for the severe climatic conditions in the new colonies, and the government failed to provide sufficient supplies and services. As a result, the Inuit families faced great hardship. In this isolated location some Inuit became seriously ill, others died, and the rest managed to survive off …
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Role of the Indiana township trustee in educational administration, 1895-1959
… people living within the hedge."Implanted in New England by the first English settlers, the tunscipe idea evolved into the town meeting that became the unit of local government for the new colonies. The town meeting concept of local government appeared in modified form in the 1785 Northwest …
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Inhibiting metastatic potential: an analysis of migratory body formation in chondrosarcoma
… to be able to adhere and proliferate, forming new colonies once replated into a fresh cell culture plate. Different cell seeding densities were used in 6 well-plates to optimise the production of MBs. 5000 cells/cm2 was found to be the optimum seeding density to produce the maximum number of …
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Falmouth and the British Maritime Empire
… to the extent that it could be exported to new colonies, or become instrumental in spreading the influence of informal empire. Third, that the import of plant specimens from the colonies had a direct effect on class-based hierarchies of power in and around the town. And finally, that contact …
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Biotic and Abiotic Characteristics Influencing Nest Location and Trophic Relationships of the Fungus-Growing Ant <i>Trachymyrmex septentrionalis</i> (Formicidae: <i>Attini)</i>
… they near the northern extent of their range in New Jersey. Colonies of <em>T. septentrionalis</em> occur in patches throughout Blackwater Ecological Preserve, a longleaf pine forest in southeastern Virginia. Blackwater Ecologic Preserve is a 129 hectare tract of land, located in Isle of Wight …
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Secondary ion mass spectrometry imaging of surface-bound microbial communities
… for a competitive advantage for establishing new colonies. In a purely methodological study, we examined the effects of applying a thin (~2 nm) layer of gold to the biofilm surface prior to SIMS imaging. This investigation revealed a signal enhancement for cluster-SIMS that, remarkably, only …
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Safer without Sex?
… ponerine ant P. punctata (Smith) is the only New World member of the genus reaching as far north as the southern USA, with its center of distribution in Central America and the West Indies. P. punctata occurs in a range of forest habitats including subtropical hardwood forests as well as …