A restoration suitability index model for the eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) in the Mission-Aransas Estuary, TX, USA. [PDF]
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Coves litorals, geomorfologia i jaciments del quaternari de la Marina de Llucmajor. Zona 1: la franja costanera entre es Racó des Llobets i Cala Esglesieta (1a part) [PDF]
, 2008 Balaguer, Pau +6 more
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Volatile and bioactive compounds in opercula from Muricidae molluscs supports their use in ceremonial incense and traditional medicines. [PDF]
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El recinte fortificat de l'edat del bronze i l'habitatge andalusí de sa Cala (la Mola, Formentera) [PDF]
, 2010 Colomar Marí, María, Ramón, J.
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Característiques de la fauna trobada a les excavacions arqueològiques realitzades al Puig Mascaró (Baix Empordà-Girona) [PDF]
Martinell, Jordi
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Occupation humaine holocène de la région du Cap Juby (Sud-Ouest marocain) [PDF]
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Pharmacological investigation of salivary gland of Thais haemastoma (clench)
Toxicon, 1972 The salivary gland extract of Thais haemastoma was found to be a powerful vasodilator and hypotensive agent. When the extract was administered i.v. to anaesthetized cats at a dose of 5–20 mg per kg (expressed in terms of the crude gland) it produced a sustained fall in the blood pressure and a distinct bradycardia.
C L, Huang, G N, Mir
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Pharmacological Properties of Hypobranchial Gland of Thais haemastoma(Clench)
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1971 The aqueous extract of the hypobranchial glands of Thais haemastoma, administered intravenously to anesthetized cats at doses equivalent to 60–90 mg. of fresh gland/kg. body weight, produced an increase in the blood pressure accompanied by tachycardia.
C L, Huang, G N, Mir
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Metabolic Responses of the Estuarine Gastropod Thais haemastoma to Hypoxia
Physiological Zoology, 1987 Chronic hypoxia tolerance of Thais haemastoma was inversely related to acclimation temperature but not to salinity. Oxyregulatory ability varied inversely with temperature and did not exhibit acclimation after 28 days' exposure to 53 mm Hg O₂. The oxygen consumption rate was lower after 28 days' exposure to hypoxia than under normoxia at 20 and 30 C ...
Martin A. Kapper, William B. Stickle
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