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  1. Benthic assemblage development and larval ecology of marine invertebrates at Adelaide Island, Antarctica

    … were higher than in a similar study at Signy Island (60043' S, 45° 36' W). The range of larval types, durations, and times of spawning argues against any strong selective pressures a<;ting on developmental mode itself. Rather, the timing of settlement appears to be the characteristic of …

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  2. Intercultural Relations: Direct Audience Address in Contemporary Theatre in Canada

    This dissertation examines the phenomenon of direct audience address in contemporary theatre in Canada, focusing in particular on how it informs discussions of theatrical interculturalism. It addresses a dearth of scholarship on this common theatrical device, while arguing that limited mainstream …

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  3. Beyond Episodic Memory: Medial Temporal Lobe Contributions to Problem-solving and Semantic Fluency Tasks

    The purpose of this thesis was to examine the contribution of episodic memory processes supported by the medial temporal lobes (MTL) to two goal-oriented non-episodic tasks, problem solving and semantic retrieval (verbal fluency). The reported experiments provide evidence for the hypothesis that …

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  4. Remote sensing of penguin populations: Development and application of a satellite-based method

    Five penguin species breed in Antarctica: emperors, Adélies, chinstraps, gentoos and macaronis. These are important Antarctic mid-trophic level predators and under predicted climate change are believed threatened. Accurate monitoring of populations is therefore of growing importance owing to the …

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