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Arghaeogastropoda from Hardangerfjorden, Western Norway
Sarsia, 1970Abstract Twentyone species of Archaeogastropoda are at present known from Hardangerfjorden. Of these seventeen species were recorded during the joint survey of “The natural history of the Hardangerfjord” carried out in the years 1955–64. All species are briefly reviewed.
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Carbonised Cereal from Three Late Neolithic and Two Early Bronze Age Sites in Western Norway [PDF]
Environmental Archaeology, 2000 Carbonised cereals were found in three Late Neolithic and two Early Bronze Age sites in western Norway. One site, Hjelle is located in northwestern Norway with no close connection to the sea.
Soltvedt, Eli-Christine
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Some ciliates from Western Norway
Sarsia, 1963Abstract In connection with another investigation, I have been able to make some observations of the ciliate fauna in the surroundings of the Biological Station, Espegrend. Most of the samples have been collected from rockpools on small islands in the neighbourhood of the station. A few samples come from a brook in the station area and still fewer from
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Scandinavian journal of gastroenterology, 1990
The incidence of Crohn's disease in western Norway was estimated in a prospective epidemiologic study during the years 1984 and 1985. The total population in the area was 807,000. Both inpatients and outpatients were included. Five hundred and fifty general practitioners and 12 hospitals participated in the study. A total of 86 patients were diagnosed,
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The incidence of Crohn's disease in western Norway was estimated in a prospective epidemiologic study during the years 1984 and 1985. The total population in the area was 807,000. Both inpatients and outpatients were included. Five hundred and fifty general practitioners and 12 hospitals participated in the study. A total of 86 patients were diagnosed,
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On the calanoid gopepods of Raunefjorden, western Norway
Sarsia, 1967Abstract Thirty-seven species of calanoid copepods were recorded in a series of plankton samples taken in Raunefjorden between February 1960 and May 1961. The monthly occurrence of each of these species is given, with an indication of their status — regular, seasonal, or rare — in the area.
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Crisiidae (Polyzoa) from Western Norway
Sarsia, 1967Abstract Polyzoa of the family Crisiidae recorded from western Norway are enumerated and discussed. Illustrated accounts are given for Bicrisia abyssicola Kluge, Crisia constans Kluge, and C. klugei sp. n. (= C. denticulata (Lamarck) var. borgi Kluge). Two problematical specimens are described but not named. A key to genera and species is provided.
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Prosobranchia from Sognefjorden, western Norway
Sarsia, 1979Abstract Eightysix prosobranch species have so far been recorded from Sognefjorden (about 61°05′ N, 4°30′–7°30′ E). There is a distinct decrease in number of species from the outer to the inner parts of the fjord, only 14 species being recorded from the inner fjord area. The fjord is dominated by lusitanian-boreal species, c.
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Atlantic euphausiids in the fjords of Western Norway
Sarsia, 1968Abstract During an investigation of euphausiids in some fjords in western Norway in 1966–1967 Thysanopoda acutifrons and Nematoscelis megalops, commonly regarded as Atlantic species, have been found rather frequently in the deeper layers, possibly having established more or less permanent populations there.
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Tanaidacea from Hardangerfjorden, Western Norway
Sarsia, 1968Abstract Fourteen species of tanaidaceans are with certainty recorded from Hardangerfjorden. Anarthrura simplex, Leptagnathia breviremis, L. dentifera, L. gracilis, L. langiremis, L. manca, and Strongylura cylindrata are reported for the first time from the fjord.
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