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Injuries caused by sea urchins on the Brazilian coast: advances in the development of therapeutic methods and prevention of wounds. [PDF]

Rev Soc Bras Med Trop
Haddad Júnior V.
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Assessing Urban Ditches for Tracking SARS-CoV-2 in Low Sanitation Areas in Southeastern Brazil. [PDF]

Food Environ Virol
Keller R, Costa GA, de Avelar Carpinetti P, Gonçalves RF, Sagrillo MVM, Oss RN, de Jesus Dias D, de Azevedo Chaiben IB, de Oliveira Vaz Oliveira L, Pratte R, Câmara AB, Cassini STA, Rigo D, Buarque DC, Spano LC, Von Zeidler SV, Miagostovich MP.   +16 more
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High Tide, Low Tide

2023
This chapter explores the fight for school desegregation. According to newspaper reports, the defense claimed desegregation of schools in other states resulted in a lowering of school standards, difficulty in keeping a good faculty, and a decrease in matriculation to college.
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Oceanic Tides

2013
The phenomena of tides are a matter of common experience: ocean tides under the influence of the Moon and the Sun, differences of the surface level of the oceans reaching several meters, following well-established cycles. In the present chapter we propose a first step in the general and classical mathematical formulations of the tidal potential and ...
Simon, Bernard, Lemaître, Anne, Souchay, Jean   +2 more
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Changing Tides

Trends in Cancer, 2020
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Bad Tidings, Good Tidings

2023
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Poisonous Tides

Scientific American, 1958
S H, HUTNER, J J, McLAUGHLIN
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Roll Tide at High Tide

Abstract The author was an undergraduate at the University of Alabama at the high tide of the civil rights movement. Those years were punctuated with all the major events that characterized a critical turning point in American history—the legal end of Jim Crow. The chapter recounts his observations of the bitter end of legal segregation,
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Theory of Tides: Ocean Tides.

Science, 1984
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Red Tides

Scientific American, 1994
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