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Page 6 and 7: FREE ORAL PRESENTATIONSChemistry Le
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Page 20 and 21: B. Bark beetles (3 species). The ba
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Page 38 and 39: Nucleotide sequence analysis of the
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Page 44 and 45: O-25 HAIMEA ALTA AND HAIMEA OVUMSER
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The present maximum phytoplankton a
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P-9 INDIVIDUAL ZOOPLANKTON SPECIES
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The most abundant crustacean captur
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Potamic characteristics include slu
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Preliminary results have indicated
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M. tuberculata was found only at tw
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Thiara granifera is gregarious, pro
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The population of the CLM in Jamaic
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The present studies were undertaken
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P-21 ANTIFEEDANT PROPERTIES OF VARI
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ReferencesClarke-Harris, D.O. (1998
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Mansingh, A., Robinson, D.E. and Da
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P-24 THE NEW JAMAICA SEISMOGRAPH NE
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P-26 JUPITER LANDSLIDE, RIO GRANDE
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P-27 BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC INVESTIGATION
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P-28 EVALUATION OF MEDIA, METHODS O
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P-31 PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF TEN P
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P-36 IDENTIFICATION, DISTRIBUTION,
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Todd G. A., Daniels M. J. and Callo
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P-42 QUANTIFICATION AND IDENTIFICAT
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P-46 A STUDY OF VIBRIO SPECIES IN R
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P-49 INDOOR LEVELS OF NO2 MEASURED
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Qualitative assessment of these sig
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P-55 TRINIDAD CLAYS AS A POTENTIAL
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The procedure was applied to the Pi
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