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Underwater sound production of free-ranging Hawaiian monk seals. [PDF]

R Soc Open Sci
Parnell K, Smith C, Diaz A, Fertitta K, Thompson P, Patton PT, Charrier I, Robinson SJ, Pacini A, Bejder L.   +9 more
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The marginal male hypothesis explains only small amounts of spatial variation in density in pinnipeds. [PDF]

Sci Rep
van Benthem KJ, Nagel R, Beckmann LM, Hoffman JI, Wittmann MJ.   +4 more
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Anisakid biodiversity in two young harbour seals (Phoca vitulina L.) from coastal South-West Norway. [PDF]

Parasitol Res
Cipriani P, Giulietti L, Palomba M, Fernandez VR, Mattiucci S, Bjørge A, Levsen A, Bao M.   +7 more
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Unraveling single-molecule reactions via multiplexed in-situ DNA sequencing

Hazra JP, Andrews R, Turner P, Zhao Q, Steuer H, El-Sagheer AH, Mazumder A, El Sayyed H, Kümmerlin M, Brown T, Kapanidis AN.   +10 more
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Stretchable Seal

ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2018
Many stretchable electronic devices require stretchable hermetic seals. However, stretchability and permeability are inextricably linked at the molecular level: stretchable, low-permeability materials do not exist. We collect data for the permeation of water and oxygen in many materials and describe the scaling relations for both flat and wrinkled ...
Paul Le Floch, Shi Meixuanzi, Jingda Tang, Junjie Liu, Zhigang Suo   +4 more
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“Seal finger”

The Journal of Hand Surgery, 1981
Two young women developed septic arthritis in an interphalangeal joint following a seal bite. One patient was cured with tetracycline: the other required joint arthrodesis. This entity known as "seal finger" is common among sealers. Although the infection may be cured with tetracycline, in late treated or untreated cases joint destruction may occur. No
D P, Mass, W L, Newmeyer, E S, Kilgore
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Seals, Sealings and Seal Impressions from Akrotiri in Thera

2019
The monograph contains the primary publication of the seals (S1–S16), sealings (N1–N75) and stamped objects (I1–I3) retrieved at the Bronze Age site of Akrotiri in Thera. Their contexts date from the MC A period, which corresponds roughly to the Cretan MM I period (at the turn of the third to the second millennium BC), until the final volcanic ...
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