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Animal Biology:     more books (102)

Animal Science Biology and Technology (Texas Science) by Robert Mikesell, MeeCee Baker, 2010-04-12 The Influence of Cooperative Bacteria on Animal Host Biology (Advances in Molecular and Cellular Microbiology) A Source Book in Animal Biology (Source Books in the History of the Sciences) by Thomas S. Hall, 1951-01-01 Locomotion of animals (Tertiary Level Biology) Soil biology primer by Elaine R Ingham, 2000 Animal Thinking by Donald R. Griffin, 1985-10 Evolution of Communicative Flexibility: Complexity, Creativity, and Adaptability in Human and Animal Communication (Vienna Series in Theoretical Biology) Ruddy Ducks and Other Stifftails: Their Behavior and Biology (Animal Natural History Series, Vol. 1) by Paul A. Johnsgard, Montserrat Carbonell, 2010-09-01 Perspectives on Animal Behavior by Judith Goodenough, Betty McGuire, et all 2009-09-22 A Science Dictionary of the Animal World: An Illustrated Demonstration of Terms Used in Animal Biology; by Michael. Chinery, 1969-01 Animal Biotechnology: Science Based Concerns by Committee on Defining Science-Based Concerns Associated with Products of Animal Biotechnology, Health, and the Environment Committee on Agricultural Biotechnology, et all 2002-11-18 Molecular Principles of Animal Development by Alfonso Martinez Arias, Alison Stewart, 2002-05-09

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41. Animal Biology: Instructions To Authors
    animal biology. Instructions to Authors. Notice to contributors 1.The animal biology publishes original research papers on topics  
    http://www.vsppub.com/journals/jn-ia-AB.html
    
    Extractions: 1. Animal Biology publishes original research papers on topics in the field of integrative zoology, including ecological and functional morphology, behavioural and physiological ecology, environmental physiology, behavioural biology, neuroscience and biosystematics. Purely descriptive papers will not be considered for publication. 2. Papers should be written in English, and should, as a rule, not exceed 20 printed pages (ca. 30 double-spaced manuscript pages with standard typeface), including figures and tables. Longer papers are sometimes allowed but only if extra space is offered by the Executive Editor. 3. Manuscripts submitted for publication should be typewritten with double spacing and broad margins. The pages must be numbered. The title page should contain: full title, name(s) of author(s), name(s) and address(es) of the institute where the study was carried out, name and address of the author to whom proofs and offprints requests should be directed and a running title. If possible, an email address or fax number should also be provided. 4. Manuscripts should be submitted preferentially by email as an attached PDF-file (including Figures; max. 3 Mb), as well as a separate abstract-file in Word 97 for referee consultance. If electronic submission cannot be accomplished, manuscripts should be submitted in triplicate by post, accompanied with a version, and a separate abstract-file in Word 97, on disk for IBM computers (or compatibles). After acceptance of a paper, the

42. OUP USA: Oxford Animal Biology Series
    Oxford animal biology Series Animal Eyes, 0198509685, $45.00 (05), paper Add to MyBasket Animal Eyes, 0198575645, $100.00 (05), cloth Add to My Basket Animal  
    http://www.oup-usa.org/catalogs/general/series/Oxford_Animal_Biology_Series.html

43. Animal Biology/Behavior/Physiology/Endocrinology
    http://www.biol.vt.edu/research/anbephen/

44. Animal Biology/Behavior/Physiology/Endocrinology
    of Biology is currently conducting a search for a new faculty member in PlantAnimalInteractions Lab - Dr. Lynn Adler - Ecologists and evolutionary biologists  
    http://www.biol.vt.edu/research/anbephen/2.html
    
    Extractions: HOME Department Faculty Staff ... Courses Behavioral Ecology, Physiology and Endocrinology Focus Group in Behavioral Ecology, Physiology and Endocrinology (BEPE) A group of faculty in the Dept. of Biology and other departments and colleges are involved in the development of an interdisciplinary group of faculty with interests in behavioral biology, including the ecological, evolutionary, endocrinological and physiological bases of behavior. The mission of the group is to foster interaction and communication among behavioral biologists across campus to stimulate interdisciplinary research and promote multidisciplinary training of graduate students in behavioral biology. In the future this group hopes to offer a graduate Behavioral Biology Option that would be recorded on transcripts of qualifying graduate students. Some of our activities to date are: 1. During Spring and Fall 2002, we have offered a graduate seminar/journal club in which graduate students and faculty from the Depts. of Biology and Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences have presented their research or led discussions of research papers in Behavioral Biology. 2. The Dept. of Biology is currently conducting a search for a new faculty member in Behavioral Ecology and anticipates hiring a Behavioral Endocrinologist/Physiologist in the near future.

45. The Department Of Animal Biology - Universitatea Din Bucuresti
    paginii. Home Studies Faculties Faculty of Biology The Departmentof animal biology. The Department of animal biology. Head  
    http://www.unibuc.ro/en/catd_ba_en

46. Centre For Research In Animal Biology
    Describes the Centre for Research in animal biology at the University ofWaikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. Centre for Research in animal biology.  
    http://calendar.waikato.ac.nz/researchcentres/animalbiology.html
    
    Extractions: Webmaster In 1993 the University of Waikato, the New Zealand Pastoral Agricultural Research Institute Ltd (AgResearch) and the Dairying Research Corporation Ltd (DRC) jointly established a Centre for Research in Animal Biology. This agreement formalises the strong ties which have linked the University with the Ruakura Agricultural Research Centre since the University's establishment in 1964, particularly through the involvement of a large number of students in postgraduate research on agricultural topics. Two independent research organisations, AgResearch and the DRC, are established on the Ruakura campus, and are charged with research in animal biology. Research conducted in those organisations, and at the University, is to a major extent funded by the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology. Closer links between these organisations will be to their mutual benefit. The Centre for Research in Animal Biology seeks to encourage University students, staff members and research fellows to undertake study and research in association with scientists of AgResearch and the DRC. Members of the Centre have access to the facilities of all three campuses, and study at any of these campuses may be credited to fulfilment of the requirements for award of degrees and diplomas of the University. Senior scientists in AgResearch and the DRC contribute to several lecture courses in the Department of Biological Sciences and supervise a number of graduate and postgraduate students.

47. NHBS - For The Best Books On Earth, Worldwide
    February 2003. Biology Ecology animal biology Molecular Cell BiologyEcology Biology Ecology homepage. animal biology. An eclectic  
    http://www.nhbs.co.uk/dept2/sub18.html

48. Institute Of Animal Biology
    The Department for animal biology has been focused its interest on the mapping,isolation, in vivo and in vitro characterisation of animal genes useful in  
    http://www.abc.hu/animalbio.html
    
    Extractions: , Ph.D. student Present projects: Altering kappa-casein concentration in transgenic mice and rabbits Back to group index Expression of Phenylalanine free caseins in milk using recombinant DNA technology Back to group index Producing pharmaceutical proteins in the milk of transgenic rabbits Hemophilia A is an X-linked bleeding disorder that affects 1 to 2 individuals in 10000 male births and is caused by defects in the factor VIII gene. Hemophiliacs first have been treated with whole plasma, which were replaced recently with highly purified FVIII concentrates prepared from plasma. Later cell-culture systems were developed to produce recombinant FVIII as a replacement therapy. In cooperation with Heiner Niemann (FAL, Mariensee, Germany) we are generating transgenic rabbits producing recombinant FVIII. Lactating transgenic females produced in our laboratory will be available in a much sorter time frame than any of the larger livestock species while the quantity of milk obtained from a lactating rabbit is much greater than from a mouse.

49. Integrative Biology 31, Animal Biology: A Behavioral View
    SYLLABUS Click here for printable syllabus animal biology A BEHAVIORAL VIEWIntegrative Biology 31, Spring, 2002 Lecture 900-1000, Monday, Wednesday  
    http://ib.berkeley.edu/courses/ib031/
    
    Extractions: from pm for those of you who have SPECIFIC questions. Priority will go to those of you who have arranged to meet with me either by email or in person. Thanks, Rebecca 5/14: 1.) A new handout is availbale that summarizes the last lecuture. 5/10: 1) The final is Saturday, 18 May at 8AM-11AM in 2050 VLSB. No blue books or scantrons needed. 2) There is no formal section for this next week before the final. Instead, the GSIs will be holding their office hours at the times regularly scheduled for discussion section. Regular office hour times are canceled. The office hour times are as follows (all office hours will be held in 3003 or 3007 VLSB (the rooms are right next to one another): Tuesday: 9-3

50. ANIMAL BIOLOGY: A BEHAVIORAL VIEW
    animal biology A BEHAVIORAL VIEW. Integrative Biology 31, Spring,2002. Lecture 9001000, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 155 Dwinelle.  
    http://ib.berkeley.edu/courses/ib031/Syllabus.htm
    
    Extractions: ANIMAL BIOLOGY: A BEHAVIORAL VIEW Integrative Biology 31, Spring, 2002 Lecture: 9:00-10:00, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 155 Dwinelle Instructor: Roy Caldwell, 5017 VLSB Instructor’s Office Hours: 11:00-12:00, Monday and Thursday Course Web Site: http://ib.berkeley.edu/courses/ib031/ Discussion Sections: One hour per week. All students will be assigned to a section by the end of the first week. Sections will begin meeting the second week of classes. Sections will be used to present biological background material pertinent to the behavioral topics covered in lecture and to explore the implications of the research surveyed. Specific questions on lecture and reading material are best handled during office hours with your GSI. Lecture Format: Professor Caldwell will normally lecture two days a week. The third day will be used for films, guest lectures and exams.

51. Departments & Contacts : Animal Biology (formerly EEE - Ecology, Ethology & Evol
    animal biology (formerly EEE Ecology, Ethology Evolution) Addresses,Campus, US Mail, E-mail. 515 Morrill Hall MC-122, 515 Morrill  
    http://www.oar.uiuc.edu/prospective/grad/detail2.asp?trans=205

52. Departments & Contacts : Biology: Animal Biology (formerly EEE - Ecology, Etholo
    Biology animal biology (formerly EEE Ecology, Ethology Evolution)Addresses, Campus, US Mail, E-mail. 515 Morrill Hall MC-122, 515  
    http://www.oar.uiuc.edu/prospective/grad/detail2.asp?trans=204

53. Graduate Programme In Biology
    The research interests of the faculty are concentrated in animal biology / Physiology, Cell Biology, Ecology and Population Biology, Evolutionary Biology, Genetics, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, and Plant Physiology.  
    http://www.biol.yorku.ca/grad/
    
    Extractions: Research Areas: Animal Biology/ Physiology, Cell-Signaling, Molecular Biology Graduate studies in Biology at York University are firmly based in research. Those courses which are required are designed to enhance the awareness of current research in various fields of biology or to bring students' knowledge to the latest state of the art in their area of interest. The research interests of the faculty are concentrated in a limited number of areas, namely:

54. COMPANION ANIMAL BIOLOGY
    COMPANION animal biology. Winter quarter 2002 Professor Anita OberbauerLibrarians and web authors Ruth Gustafson, Lisa Jerant and Mary Wood  
    http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/bioag/Companimal.html
    
    Extractions: DATABASES The symbols U=undergraduate, G=graduate, P=professional indicated the level of the majority of the content presented in each of these. All contain some content of value to all levels. Academic Universe: Lexis-Nexis Full-text and abstracts of comprehensive news, business, and legal, policy, and statistical information. U,G

55. School Of Biosciences - BSc. (Honours) Animal Biology And Conservation
    BSc. (Honours) animal biology and Conservation. It can also provide a general animalbasedbiology programme suitable for those wishing to enter teaching.  
    http://www.uel.ac.uk/biosciences/prospective/courses/ani_bio_cons.html
    
    Extractions: The course is intended for two (not necessarily distinct) groups of students. Those intending a career in Animal Welfare (whether in zoos, captive breeding establishments, veterinary establishments, etc); and those seeking a career in conservation organisations focussing on Animal Conservation (such as the RSPB and Butterfly Conservation). It can also provide a general animal-based biology programme suitable for those wishing to enter teaching. By the time you graduate, you should have developed the skills to: Recognise a wide variety of animals out of context, assigning most to class, many to order and some to family. Follow an identification key for most animal groups, using glossaries as necessary, and assign most to species. Recognise a number of common British mammals, birds and insects in the field or in the hand. Explain how different animals are adapted to their environments and recognise how changes in the environment can affect the species' conservation status.

56. Animal Biology Major
    Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.). Honours animal biology Major. The Majorin animal biology is offered by the Department of Animal and  
    http://www.cpes.uoguelph.ca/BSc/Majors/ABIO_major.htm

57. BC Education - Biology Grade 11 - Animal Biology (Arthropoda)
    Grade 11 animal biology (Arthropoda). This sub-organizer containsthe following sections Prescribed Learning Outcomes Suggested  
    http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/biology/11anar.htm
    
    Extractions: Recommended Learning Resources It is expected that students will: Arthropods are the most abundant and diverse animal phylum. They have great ecological and economic importance. Through their examination of specimens, students learn how arthropods became the most "successful" group of animals. Ask students to make an insect collection and to create a dichotomous key to identify them. Have students dissect grasshoppers and crayfish, noting unifying and diversifying features. Have students study a quadrant to observe, over time, numbers and types of species and their behaviour.

58. BC Education - Biology Grade 11 - Animal Biology (Mollusca, Echinodermata)
    Grade 11 animal biology (Mollusca, Echinodermata). This sub-organizercontains the following sections Prescribed Learning Outcomes  
    http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/biology/11anmo.htm
    
    Extractions: Recommended Learning Resources It is expected that students will: The study of molluscs and echinoderms allows students to investigate further changes in body systems. Through their examination of specimens and their environments, students begin to appreciate the diversity of these organisms. In addition, they can explore the commercial harvesting of molluscs. Have students dissect molluscs and echinoderms to examine the features that characterize them. Have students cook molluscs and echinoderms using recipes from a variety of cultures. Students should be prepared to discuss the nutritional value, seasonal availability, and possible health risks of the molluscs and echinoderms used.

59. The Department Of Zoology At Miami University
    Graduate and undergraduate programs exploring the diversity of animal biology from DNA to ecosystems.  
    http://zoology.muohio.edu/

60. Department Of Cell And Animal Biology
    Department of Cell and animal biology. Faculty. TELEPHONE NUMBERS InternationslCallers 972 2 65 XXXXX Israeli Callers (02) 65 XXXXX, Name, Phone.  
    http://www.ls.huji.ac.il/departments/C&AB/dept.html

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