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Object play in Tsimane children: implications for sex-specific division of labour. [PDF]

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Trapping Fish Genes with Transposons

Zebrafish, 2005
Several recent papers describe pilot screens establishing enhancer and gene trap methodologies for use in fish. They have proven these approaches by characterizing genes with novel and sometimes unexpected expression patterns. The resulting fish lines with tissue-specific GFP expression patterns are now being used in further developmental genetics ...
Darius, Balciunas, Stephen C, Ekker
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Effects of trap fishing on reef fish communities

Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems, 2006
Abstract Trap fishing is widespread on coral reefs but the sustainability of this practice is causing concern because it is efficient and unselective. The effects of trap fishing were investigated by comparing fish assemblages among six Caribbean islands subject to different trapping pressures.
Julie P. Hawkins   +3 more
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Lake Richmond 'fish traps'?

World Archaeology, 2004
Recent aerial photographs prove that stone structures in Lake Richmond, near Perth Western Australia, are modern structures and are not tidal weirs of Aboriginal origin. This evidence is contrary to the views expressed in a recent assessment of the chronology and development of Aboriginal fishing in south-western Australia.
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Fish Weirs and Traps

Folk Life, 1974
AbstractUndoubtedly the trapping offish is one of the oldest methods of fishing known to man and throughott the country, in rivers and along the coast, may be seen the remains of stone or wattle weirs, many of them erected centuries ago for the capture of salmon and other fish. In Wales the widespread occurrence of the word gored as well as other names
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