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Insect repellents

Postgraduate Medicine, 1997
DEET remains one of the most effective repellents against a wide variety of insects. Although adverse reactions have been reported in the medical literature and magnified in the press, the compound is remarkably safe and has been used by hundreds of millions of people over the past 40 years.
E A, Mafong, L A, Kaplan
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Strange nonchaotic repellers

Physical Review E, 2007
We show the existence of strange nonchaotic repellers--that is, systems with transient dynamics whose nonattracting invariant set is fractal, but whose maximum Lyapunov coefficient is zero. We introduce the concept using a simple one-dimensional map and argue that strange nonchaotic repellers are a general phenomenon, occurring in bifurcation points of
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Repelling Mosquitoes

New England Journal of Medicine, 2002
Richard J, Pollack   +2 more
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Repellent Attractions

Soundings: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 2014
Abstract Beauty appears to be a nice thing, complete with the rather tepid quality that the word nice has come to imply. But beauty is also linked with danger, uncertainly, and powerful passion. The “nice” dimension of beauty is underwhelmingly charismatic: the passionate dimension of beauty suggests charisma.
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Insect Repellents

2006
Preface, M. Debboun, S. Frances, and D. Strickman Principles History of Insect Repellents, S.J. Moore and M. Debboun Terminology of Insect Repellents, G.B. White Vertebrate Chemical Defense: Secreted and Topically Acquired Deterrents of Arthropods, P.J. Weldon and J.F.
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Insect repellents

2000
S. Motta, M. Monti
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