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Zoology:     more books (100)

Zoology by Robert Dorit, Warren F. Walker, et all 1991-02-15 Kingdom Zoology by Joel A. Freeman, 1991-06 Animal Studies: A Text-Book of Elementary Zoology for Use in High Schools and Colleges, by David Starr Jordan, 2009-04-27 Zoology: 49 Science Fair Projects by H. Steven Dashefsky, 1994-11 Digital Zoology Version 2.0 CD-ROM with Workbook by Jon Houseman, 2002-07-18 Invertebrate Zoology Lab Manual (6th Edition) by Robert L. Wallace, Walter K. Taylor, 2002-04-15 On the Study of Zoology (Dodo Press) by Thomas Henry Huxley, 2008-02-15 Integrated Principles of Zoology by Jr., Cleveland Hickman, Susan Keen, et all 2010-10-01 A Photographic Atlas for the Zoology Laboratory by Kent Van De Graaff, 1995-01 Integrated Principles of Zoology by Jr.ClevelandP Hickman, Susan L Keen, et all 2007-11-01 There Is No Zoo in Zoology: And Other Beastly Mispronunciations by Charles Harrington Elster, 1988-11 Photographic Atlas For The Zoology Lab by Kent Van De Graaff, John L. Crawley, 1998-01 Tetrapod Zoology Book One by Darren Naish, 2010-08-03 Zoology w/Online Learning Center Password Code Card by Stephen A Miller, John P Harley, et all 2001-07-14

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21. BIOSIS
    BIOSIS BIOSIS is a nonprofit organization that delivers information services to the global life sciences community. BIOSIS on-line resources include the resource guide for zoology, the software  
    http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.biosis.org.uk/index.htm&y=02E38A

22. Zoology Home-Page.
    The Department of zoology deals with a wide range of taxonomic groups,ranging from microbes to baleen whales. The 120 staff have  
    http://www.nhm.ac.uk/zoology/
    
    Extractions: Enquiries Staff Research Collections ... On-line Resources The Department of Zoology deals with a wide range of taxonomic groups, ranging from microbes to baleen whales. The 120 staff have a heavy input into many aspects of research on systematics, using a variety of approaches - from traditional morphological studies to the latest molecular techniques. The Department's curators look after the collections, comprising 30 million specimens, 22 million of which are in spirit and stored in the special facilities of the new Darwin Centre.

23. Buffalo Museum Of Science
    Natural science museum with permanent, traveling and handson exhibits from anthropology, botany, geology, entomology, and zoology. Site has directions, hours, contact information and a calendar of events.  
    http://www.buffalo.com/museumofscience/
    
    Extractions: Experience an exciting world of hands-on learning on the Greater Niagara Region. From dinosaurs to exotic insects, explore more than a dozen fun-filled exhibit halls tracing natural history specimens and artifacts. 2001 brings a full year of the ’Bots. Three high-tech, robotic, traveling exhibiitions provide smart family fund for visitors of all ages! For more information visit our main Web site at htp://www.buffalomuseumofscience.org/

24. Välkommen Till GUST - Global Underwater Search Team
    The Global Underwater Search Team. In English or Swedish.  
    http://www.bahnhof.se/~wizard/cryptoworld/

25. Search CSUBIOWEB
    Find electronic resources on biological sciences from agricultural science to zoology.  
    http://arnica.csustan.edu/samples/search/query.htm
    
    Extractions: Search CSUBIOWEB Enter your query below: Tips for searching Note: All the discipline pages, e.g. botany, zoology, etc. are generated "on the fly" from a database. Therefore they are not searchable via this page. Use the "Have it Your Way" page to search for key words or phrases in the discipline pages. To CSUBIOWEB.

26. Physiological And Biochemical Zoology, Electronic Edition
    ELECTRONIC EDITION. (Formerly Physiological zoology). Published bythe University of Chicago Sponsored by the Division of Comparative  
    http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/PBZ/journal/

27. Zoology II - Scientific Report
    Sociobiology and Ethology site, featuring research on the evolution of altruistic behavior of insects. University of W¼rzburg.  
    http://www.biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de/bericht/zoo2/homepage_en.html

28. Zoos
    A brief overview of zoological practices from 4500 B.C. to the 20th century.  
    http://www.wta.org.za/info/history/zoos.htm
    
    Extractions: Zoo also called Zoological Garden, or Zoological Park, a place where wild animals and, in some instances, domesticated animals are exhibited in captivity. In such an establishment animals can generally be given more intensive care than is possible in nature reserves or sanctuaries. It is not exactly known when the earliest zoos were established, but it is possible that they were associated with the first attempts at animal domestication. Pigeons were kept in captivity as early as 4500 BC in what is now Iraq, and 2,000 years later elephants were semi-domesticated in India. The earliest known examples of zoo management date back to the ancient Egyptians who began keeping wild animals. Antelopes, including the addax, ibex, oryx, and gazelle, are depicted wearing collars on Egyptian tomb pictures at Saqqara, dating from 2500 BC. The pharaohs of later periods such as Tuthmosis III (1501-1447 BC) imported many animals to Egypt. Queen Hatshephut, his stepmother, organised expeditions to capture wild animals as far afield as Somalia. Those expeditions brought back monkeys, leopards, cheetahs, various birds, large cattle and even giraffe. In China, the Empress Tanki, who probably lived about 1150 BC, built a great marble "house of deer"; and Wen Wang, who apparently reigned just before 1000 BC, established a zoo of 1,500 acres in extent, which he named the Ling-Yu, or Garden of Intelligence.

29. CSIRO PUBLISHING - Australian Journal Of Zoology
    The Australian Journal of zoology is an international publication for original contributionsto all branches of zoology, with an emphasis on the fauna of the  
    http://www.publish.csiro.au/nid/90.htm
    
    Extractions: appPath = "http://www.publish.csiro.au"; Home Journals About Us Shopping Cart Evolutionary, molecular and comparative zoology You are here: Journals Australian Journal of Zoology Search All content This Journal All Journals Generic info Advanced Search AJZ Home Page About the Journal Online Content ... How to Order Australian Journal of Zoology

30. University Of Wisconsin - Madison - Zoology Department
    The Department of zoology at the University of WisconsinMadison, seeks a FacultyAssociate who is committed to excellence in teaching introductory biology to  
    http://www.wisc.edu/zoology/
    
    Extractions: Associate Faculty Associate Position The Department of Zoology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, seeks a Faculty Associate who is committed to excellence in teaching introductory biology to join the Biology 151/152 coordinator staff. Appointment begins July 2004. MS in zoology/biology or related area required; PhD preferred. See additional details at:

31. JSTOR: Systematic Zoology
    Systematic zoology. (continued by Systematic Biology) JSTOR Coverage Vols. JournalInformation for Systematic zoology. Publisher Taylor Francis, Ltd.  
    http://www.jstor.org/journals/00397989.html

32. Welcome To Connecticut College!
    Private liberal arts college founded in 1911 and offering undergraduate degrees, with majors and minors in courses from African Studies to zoology.  
    http://www.conncoll.edu/
    
    Extractions: Thirty years after she sat with her classmates and listened as Commencement speaker architect/mathematician R. Buckminster Fuller sent her out into the world, Anita DeFrantz returned to the Connecticut College campus to exhort 459 graduates to “make it true that we live in ‘the land of the free and the home of the brave.’ “We are too experienced and too well educated to lead our lives as puppets. We cannot afford to listen silently, then nod our heads and move on. We cannot lose all the education that we’ve earned. We dare not squander our own integrity. We must be brave to think critically. We must be free to believe in ourselves,” said DeFrantz, who, believing in herself, graduated Connecticut College in 1974 and went on to lead the U.S. women’s rowing team to a bronze medal in the 1976 Olympic Games while studying law. DeFrantz, an emeritus member of the College’s Board of Trustees, received an honorary degree in humane letters. Two other awards were made at Commencement.

33. MNHN's Scientific Publications
    Three research journals and four collections of monographs in botany, Earth sciences, zoology, biodiversity management, human sciences and history of science. Some tables of contents, abstracts and recent papers are available online.  
    http://www.mnhn.fr/publication/indexan.html
    
    Extractions: three research journals and six collections of monographs in botany, Earth sciences, zoology, biodiversity management, human sciences and history of science. Results based on the collections of the Museum are given priority. The scientific evaluation and technical preparation of projects are handled by the Service des Publications Scientifiques (Division of Scientific Publications), which is also responsible for the management of back numbers, subscriptions and sales.

34. Institute Of Zoology, Zoological Society Of London
    The Institute of zoology is the research division of the Zoological Society of Londonand conducts basic biological research which benefits the conservation of  
    http://www.zoo.cam.ac.uk/ioz/
    
    Extractions: A lthough females are traditionally thought to be monogamous, it has become increasingly evident that multiple mating by females is commonplace. In a new study scientists from the Institute of Zoology and Biological Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark describe extreme mating systems in two closely related ant species: females of one typically mate with ten males, an extraordinary number compared to most animals, whilst females of the other have reverted to single mating, a phenomenon that has not previously been described. This reversion can be attributed to a reduction in the benefits of multiple mating for females, shedding light on the mechanisms underlying the evolution and maintenance of female sexual behaviour. Ant parasite queens revert to mating singly

35. Home
    A graphical interpretation of J. L. Borges' Book of Imaginary Beings , covering fabulous creatures from folklore and literature.  
    http://www.hum.au.dk/romansk/borges/vakalo/zf/

36. PLAGIARISM Brochure
    Biology Program Guide 2003/2004. Welcome to the 2003 BiologyProgram Guide. Best wishes for a good academic year.  
    http://www.zoology.ubc.ca/bpg/plagiarism.htm
    
    Extractions: Self plagiarism This is the most obvious case: a student submits, as his or her own work, an essay that has been written by someone else. Usually the original source is a published journal article or book chapter. The use of unpublished work, including the work of another student , is just as serious.

37. Department Of Zoology, Oregon State University
    INFORMATION About the Department. People. Undergraduate Advising. UndergraduatePrograms Graduate Programs. Research Courses. Alumni Library Resources.  
    http://oregonstate.edu/dept/zoology/

38. Zoology - Academic Info
    Academic Info zoology Gateway Directory of Online zoology Resources Sectionsinclude Digital Publications ; Animal Studies ; Cloning ; General Links  
    http://www.academicinfo.net/zoo.html

39. ScienceDaily Magazine: Your Source For The Latest Research News In Science, Heal
    Brings news about the latest discoveries and research projects covering topics from astrophysics to zoology.  
    http://www.sciencedaily.com/index.htm
    
    Extractions: Scientists have identified what may be a completely new way in which bacteria defend themselves against their hosts. The bacteria have stolen a key defensive gene from the very animals that they are invading and are now using it against them. read more Quasars: Cosmic Powerhouses Dwelling In Humble Homes

40. Www.wnn.or.jp/wnn-z/
    Department of zoology at the University of OxfordUniversity of Oxford Department of zoology. Research in the Department of zoology.Local scientific meetings. Graduate. Contacts. Oxford University. zoology Library.  
    http://www.wnn.or.jp/wnn-z/

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