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<i>Aedes</i> mosquito distribution across urban and peri-urban areas of Kinshasa city, Democratic Republic of Congo. [PDF]

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Nsabatien V, Zanga J, Mvuama N, Bokulu A, Lukoki H, Diza G, Kantin D, Mbashi L, Bosulu C, Basosila N, Bukaka E, Agossa F, Nagahuedi J, Palata JC, Metelo E.   +14 more
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Auditory feedback effect on temporal patterns during self-pacing treadmill walking. [PDF]

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Evans TV, Reissman ME, Reissman T, Shelhamer M, Chaudhari AMW.   +4 more
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Assessment of the genetic diversity of Atlantic bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) strandings in the Mississippi Sound (USA). [PDF]

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Arick Ii MA, Landrau-Giovannetti N, Hsu CY, Grover CE, Reichley S, Magbanua ZV, Pechanova O, Moore D, Kayal E, Linhoss A, Madrigal T, Peterman M, Ozdemir O, Peterson DG, Solangi M, Peterman B, Lawrence M, Karsi A.   +17 more
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Postcolonial Sound Archives: Challenges and Potentials

, 2022
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Sounding Archives of Presence

2021
Colonial regimes of sounds used to represent Inuit—what one might shorthand as “the Sound of Eskimo,” an Arctic complement to Deloria’s “Sound of Indian”—can be traced back to cue sheets, scores, and soundtracks that accompanied Robert Flaherty’s Nanook of the North (1922). A lack of musical and cultural specificity granted to Arctic Indigenous Peoples
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Ethnographic Sound Archives Online

The Charleston Advisor, 2023
The Ethnographic Sound Archives Online is a collection of ethnomusicologists’ and ethnographers’ work, including sound recordings, video recordings, books, and field notes. The physical versions of these collections are held around the world at various archives and museums. The product allows professionals and students of world music, ethnomusicology,
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The sound of a sound art archive

Journal of Writing in Creative Practice, 2014
Abstract The foundation for this text is my 10xCD opus The Sounds of Ideas Forming (2008–2012), an archive of 318 sound files featuring content from art students, children and practitioners such as Yoko Ono, David Bowie, Chris Watson, Douglas Gordon, Lydia Lunch, Brian Eno and George Brecht.
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