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  1. New towns in northern Australia.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of City and Regional Planning. Thesis. 1967. M.C.P.

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  2. The language of emotions in Dalabon (northern Australia)

    … Like most languages in the world (and like many Australian languages) Dalabon uses metaphors grounded in physical and physiological metonymies in order to describe emotions. The linguistic and conceptual status of these tropes is discussed in Chapter 7. Chapter 8 presents Dalabon emotion …

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  3. The language of emotions in Dalabon (northern Australia)

    … Like most languages in the world (and like many Australian languages) Dalabon uses metaphors grounded in physical and physiological metonymies in order to describe emotions. The linguistic and conceptual status of these tropes is discussed in Chapter 7. Chapter 8 presents Dalabon emotion …

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  4. The Economics of Transportation Development in Northern Australia

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-04T21:48:10Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6003976.pdf: 10090118 bytes, checksum: 2c10dfd59637e034058a6a96ebd59ac9 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1960

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  5. Being in the black : the business of development in Northern Australia

    … settings. This approach is relevant in Australia where inqualities characterise both Indigenous/non-Indigenous relations, as well as intra-Indigenous ones. A focus on power allows one to consider how development projects impact upon variously situated Indigenous people and groups. The …

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  6. Being in the black : the business of development in Northern Australia

    … settings. This approach is relevant in Australia where inqualities characterise both Indigenous/non-Indigenous relations, as well as intra-Indigenous ones. A focus on power allows one to consider how development projects impact upon variously situated Indigenous people and groups. The …

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  7. Fluid Evolution and Structural Control on Uranium Deposits in Successor Basins in Northern Canada and Northern Australia

    … Basin in the South Alligator River area in Australia. The Beaverlodge area records six temporally distinct stages of U mineralization spatially associated with the Martin Lake successor basin. Early minor stages are hosted in cataclasite and veins at ca. 2.29 Ga and in albitized granite in …

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  8. Polysynthetic sociolinguistics: the language and culture of Murrinh Patha Youth

    … – young Aboriginal men in the town of Wadeye, northern Australia. Kigay have attained some notoriety within Australia for their participation in “heavy metal gangs”, which periodically cause havoc in the town. But within Australianist linguistics circles, they are additionally known for …

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  9. A salad bowl, salt and not a drop to drink: recipe for disaster? Three essays on the economic value of agricultural land in a changing environment

    … a common theme of natural resource management in Australia and a common analytical technique of Ricardian hedonic price theory applied to agricultural land values. Chapter 1: This chapter presents a Ricardian analysis of the impact of projected climate change on Australian broadacre agricultural …

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  10. A salad bowl, salt and not a drop to drink: recipe for disaster? Three essays on the economic value of agricultural land in a changing environment

    … a common theme of natural resource management in Australia and a common analytical technique of Ricardian hedonic price theory applied to agricultural land values. Chapter 1: This chapter presents a Ricardian analysis of the impact of projected climate change on Australian broadacre agricultural …

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  11. Investigation of dendritic cells as a vector for vaccine delivery

    … a disease endemicto areas of south-east Asia and northern Australia, to which presently no licensed vaccine exists.<br></br><br></br>Purified DC were pulsed with heat-killed (HK) whole cell <i>B. pseudomallei</i> and used to immunise syngeneic mice. The use of this immunisation method elicited …

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  12. An Infection Model for Examining the Effects of Gender and Diabetic State on Proinflammatory Cytokine Secretion by Phagocytic Cells in Response to Infection with Burkholderia pseudomallei

    … human disease prevalent in Southeast Asia, northern Australia, the Middle East, Africa, and South America. The organism also causes disease in plants and animals. Persons with severe melioidosis usually die of septicemia. Relatively little is known regarding the virulence mechanisms of B. …

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  13. The direct implications of warming on the phenotype and underlying functional traits of marine phytoplankton

    … expression, I tracked a diatom-specific FT over northern Australia to spatially map the diatom phenotypes present to deduce the likely biogeochemical roles of the species in the region. This thesis demonstrates the importance of understanding the relationship between the duration of thermal …

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  14. The effect of glibenclamide on the pathogenesis of melioidosis

    … sepsis, endemic to Southeast Asia and Northern Australia. Melioidosis is caused by the soil saprophyte, Burkholderia pseudomallei, a motile Gram-negative bacillus, and is associated with a mortality rate that approaches 50% in Northeast Thailand. The most important risk factor for …

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  15. Late Cainozoic rainforest vertebrates from Australopapua: evolution, biogeography and extinction

    … is imperative to determine the trajectories of Australia‟s modern flora and fauna. In particular, mesothermic rainforest faunas are among Australia‟s most vulnerable terrestrial biota under threat from both natural and anthropogenic causes. There is a gap in knowledge of past patterns of change …

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  16. DDRAD-seq based identification of genetic markers to facilitate the assessment of clonal versus sexual reproduction in dichrostachys cinerea

    … and is native to parts of Africa, India and Northern Australia. In addition to propagation via seed dispersal, the species is capable of asexual reproduction via the process of root suckering. D. cinerea can aggressively colonize grasslands and quickly becomes problematic given its ability to …

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  17. Influence of network structure on disease spread and persistence

    … persistence in Baltic wild boar populations. In Australia, while ASF persistence was highly dependent on local ecological conditions and metapopulation topology, I found that long-term persistence in feral pigs was unlikely. For LF, the interplay of spatial and individual heterogeneity was …

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  18. Speciation Genomics in Australian Meliphagoid Birds

    … a suture zone system situated in northeastern Australia. From the array of contact zones in the region, I focused on species within the species-rich bird superfamily Meliphagoidea comprising the honeyeaters, fairywrens, gerygones, and allies. Using a comparative genomics approach, I tested …

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  19. Speciation Genomics in Australian Meliphagoid Birds

    … a suture zone system situated in northeastern Australia. From the array of contact zones in the region, I focused on species within the species-rich bird superfamily Meliphagoidea comprising the honeyeaters, fairywrens, gerygones, and allies. Using a comparative genomics approach, I tested …

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