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The Story Behind a Nassau Bottle Excavated at Historic Fort Snelling
Open Rivers, 2018 For millennia, Native American people traveled and traded on the Mississippi River. When colonial powers moved into North America, they quickly saw the importance of controlling transportation and the movement of goods on the river.
Nancy Buck Hoffman
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Personality Disorders in Patients with Human Immunodeficiency Virus [PDF]
Journal of Social Behavior and Community Health, 2023 No ...
Abbas Boosazar +2 more
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On The Uncompromising Hand: Remembering Spirit Island
Open Rivers, 2018 Drawing as Imagining Absence: Sometime prior to 1963 a person sat down at a table to draw a map. This person could effectively communicate with lines across a page, possessing the technical skills of rendering exact scale ratios of a three-dimensional ...
Andrea Carlson
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Mosquitoes, Muck, and Mussels: A Look Into Scientific Research
Open Rivers, 2018 The aspiring young undergraduate scientists envision fieldwork as a romantic escape from the office cubicle, classroom desk, and seemingly endless pile of homework.
Lea Davidson, James Doherty, Laura Gould, and Hayley Stutzman
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Lab on the River – Snapshots of the St. Anthony Falls Laboratory
Open Rivers, 2018 The St. Anthony Falls Laboratory (SAFL), which falls under the College of Science and Engineering at the University of Minnesota (UMN), is one of several historic buildings along the Minneapolis riverfront.
Barbara Heitkamp
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Japanese beetle feeding and survival on apple fruits
Bioscience Journal, 2020 Popillia japonica (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae), Japanese beetle, is a polyphagous pest of many crops. In these crops, including apple, it acts primarily as a defoliator, causing economic damages. The objectives were to determine the ability of P.
Evaldo Martins Pires, Robert Lee Koch
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Learning from the Dakota: Water and Place
Open Rivers, 2018 These videos and audios are from Bdote Memory Map. The deep mapping project created by Allies: media/art is a partnership project with the Minnesota Humanities Center.
Mona Smith
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What’s in My Backyard? Empowering Indigenous Voices on Firefly Creek at Blue’s Bottom
Open Rivers, 2019 All of us, regardless if we are Native or non-native, hold a specific location near and dear to our hearts. In this article, I focus on a place near and dear to my heart, exploring the history of my family’s cul-de-sac area known to my family, and much ...
Tianna M. Odegard
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Making The Most of the Governor's Water Summit
Open Rivers, 2016 When over 800 Minnesotans gather in a windowless basement on the first beautiful spring-like day, there must be a compelling reason. In this case the reason was water.
Alicia Uzarek
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What do you see when you look at a river?
Open Rivers, 2016 You might see physical characteristics of the water itself such as whirls from turbulence, waves, or water color and clarity.
Jessica Kozarek
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