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At 30 minutes into the experiment,
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packages. All statistical analyses
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2.3 Results 2.3.1 Spectacle blood f
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Figure 2-7. Graph of two representa
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2.4 Discussion The purpose of this
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vascular changes were occurring onl
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Chapter 3, Spectral Transmission of
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like the cornea, may exhibit simila
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The scales of both the right and le
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Figure 3-1. Spectral transmittance
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% Transmittance % Transmission % Tr
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% % Transmittance Transmission % %
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λ 50% (nm) 420 400 380 360 340 320
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Thickness (!m) Figure 3-7. Plot of
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Family Spearmanʼs rho p Colubridae
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virtue of both being characteristic
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nocturnal (Brattstrom 1952; Klauber
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Another potential factor that may g
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Colubridae Colubrinae Elaphe taeniu
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Pythonidae Python sebae Rock Python
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4.1 Introduction The reptilian spec
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thus be optimized to meet not only
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4.2 Methods & Materials 4.2.1 Sampl
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for 15 minutes to remove all residu
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4.3 Results 4.3.1 Keratins of Coach
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24 kDa > 17 kDa > 12 kDa > S1 P1 V1
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76 kDa > 52 kDa > 24 kDa > 17 kDa >
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31 kDa > 24 kDa > 17 kDa > 12 kDa >
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4.3.4 2D Electrophoretic Comparison
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kDa 76 - 52 - 38 - 31 - 24 - 17 - 1
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(2007a) have theorized that basic
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spectacle, this layer may be partic
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Chapter 5, Summary and Concluding R
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evaluations of the elastic modulus
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References Addison WHF, How HW. 192
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Berkley MA, Wakins DW. 1973. Gratin
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Chou BR, Hawryshyn CW. 1987. Spectr
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Fox RH, Edholm OG. 1963. Nervous co
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Hinkley JA, Savitsky AH, River G, G
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Lee P, Wang CC, Adamis AP. 1998. Oc
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Mautz WJ. 1982. Patterns of evapora
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Rice GE, Bradshaw SD. 1980. Changes
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Sillman AJ, Govardovskiĭ WI, Röhl
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Valentin G. 1879a. Ein Beitrag zur
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Appendix A One cycle of spectacle b