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Epigenetic control of metabolic identity across cell types. [PDF]
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Ecotone, 2006
Abstract Monotypic. Rosy pelican P. o. roseuspreviously recognized by some authors, including Brown and Urban (1969) but variation in P. onocrotalusseems sufficient to account for differences. At Lake Shala, Brown and Urban noted four colour types from almost white with pinkish underparts and virtually no breast patch to dark brown with ...
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Abstract Monotypic. Rosy pelican P. o. roseuspreviously recognized by some authors, including Brown and Urban (1969) but variation in P. onocrotalusseems sufficient to account for differences. At Lake Shala, Brown and Urban noted four colour types from almost white with pinkish underparts and virtually no breast patch to dark brown with ...
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American Psychologist, 1960
THIS is the history of a crackpot idea, born on the wrong side of the tracks intellectually speaking, but eventually vindicated in a sort of middle class respectability. It is the story of a proposal to use living organisms to guide missiles—of a research program during World War II called "Project Pigeon" and a peacetime continuation at the Naval ...
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THIS is the history of a crackpot idea, born on the wrong side of the tracks intellectually speaking, but eventually vindicated in a sort of middle class respectability. It is the story of a proposal to use living organisms to guide missiles—of a research program during World War II called "Project Pigeon" and a peacetime continuation at the Naval ...
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, 2014 The Pelican is a highly-modified Cessna 337, O2, Skymaster originally developed by the Office of Naval Research for low-altitude, longendurance atmospheric and oceanographic sampling.
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Journal of Sandplay Therapy, 2003
In its natural habitat the pelican is a large, social bird with a particular manner of fishing. In myth and legend, the story of why the pelican plucks his or her breast has changed slightly over the centuries due to the Christian influence; however, it remains a symbol of devotion, sacrifice, charity and piety. The pelican has been depicted in art and
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In its natural habitat the pelican is a large, social bird with a particular manner of fishing. In myth and legend, the story of why the pelican plucks his or her breast has changed slightly over the centuries due to the Christian influence; however, it remains a symbol of devotion, sacrifice, charity and piety. The pelican has been depicted in art and
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A New Pelican Optimization Algorithm for the Parameter Identification of Memristive Chaotic System
Symmetry, 2023Qi Xiong
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The Role of Fishing Piers in Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis) Entanglement
Animals, 2022Elizabeth Forys
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