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[...] [...] fountain systems and zoological and architectural [...]

These results suggest that high doses of vitamin E reduce growth rates and serum cortisol levels in juvenile soft shelled turtles, and that liver vitamin E increases with increasing dietary vitamin E within certain limits［ Acta Zoologica Sinica 49(1):40-44,2003］.

States Parties are encouraged to employ a variety of archaeological sciences for investigation purposes, as for instance archaeology, namely underwater, nautical and Page 23 maritime archaeology, archaeo-botany, archaeo-zoology, chemistry, cultural anthropology, dendrochronology, geology, history, historical documentation, physical and information sciences and x-raying, as appropriate, for the gathering of archaeological data.

Energy demands cause less expensive changes in digestive tract morphology and structure than increasing the length of digestive tract［Acta Zoologica Sinica 49(1):32-39,2003］.

(e) $10,000 to enable the Palestine Wildlife Society to cooperate better with the International Centre for the Study of Bird Migration for activities allowing Palestinian and Israeli children to work together on environmental projects.

The phylogenetic tree and AMOVA analysis demonstrated that there were distinctive genetic divergences between the two Tibetan macaque populations (FST = 0.399, P<0.001), supporting the treatment of the Huangshan and Sichuan Tibetan macaque populations as two different management units [Acta Zoologica Sinica 52(4):724–730, 2006].

These results suggest that the apoptosis in EAT cells induced by ultrasound activating hematoporphyrin may occur through a mitochondria dependent way,in which oxygen free radicals probably play an important role[Acta Zoologica Sinica 51(6):1073–1079,2005].

Proper energy storage in breeding season of male would be help for to strengthen the ability of quick movement, while, that of female would be increase reproductive output and improve survival and fitness［Acta Zoologica Sinica 49(2):191-197,2003］.

These different mechanisms linking melanin deposition to antioxidant and immune function, suggest a physiological cost involved in melanin-based signals and weakens the assumption of their arbitrariness[Acta Zoologica Sinica 52(1): 202 –208, 2006].

The results suggested that planting alfalfa may more favourably restore soil mite communities than fencing enclosures in the moderately degraded grasslands of Songnen [Acta Zoologica Sinica 53(4):607 –615, 2007].

[...] [...] cell survival[Acta Zoologica Sinica 53(3):531 [...]

Results from a comparison between WGP populations living in freshwater habitats (moderate seasonality) vs grasslands and roadsides (strong seasonality), suggest that the population dynamics of the WGP, as well as the impact of the WGP population on vegetation and on coexisting rodent communities, are influenced by the availability of plant cover during winter［ Acta Zoologica Sinica 49(1):20-31,2003］.

[...] [...] rapidly[Acta Zoologica Sinica 52(3): 483–490, 2006].

The results imply that SO2 derivatives are damaging to the CNS and that SO2 pollution in the atmosphere is related to the CNS diseases ［ Acta Zoologica Sinica 49(1):73-79, 2003］.

It provided molecular data for the study on immune function and genetic evolution of chicken B-G gene [Acta Zoologica Sinica 52(1): 160–169,2006].

These results indicate that the early and middle phases of R. megacephalus tadpoles may serve as a suitable tool for biomonitoring environmental genotoxicity using alkaline SCGE[Acta Zoologica Sinica 52(5): 892–898, 2006].

These data suggest that bursin exerts its stimulatory effect on humoral immune response mainly by promoting expression of IL-6 and proliferation of chicken splenic lymphocytes [Acta Zoologica Sinica 52(1):  170–174,2006].

The coexistence of bivalents and univalent in MⅠin triploid crucian carp resulted in the failure to form the normal mature gametes, providing the evidence on the chromosome level for the sterility of the triploids [Acta Zoologica Sinica 51(1): 89-94, 2005].

[...] [...] Foping at 1 000 animals［Acta Zoologica Sinica 49(4):445-450,2003］.

The traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples takes in a wide range of subjects, including natural sciences (biology, botany, zoology), astronomy, geography, geology and meteorology, natural healing, medicine, pharmacology, ecology, biodiversity management, sustainable development and associated crops, agroforestry, ecosystems management, forestry management, watershed management, current and potential uses of plant and animal species, soil and minerals, and the processing and storage of useful species and diverse ingredient formulations.

[...] [...] meetings [Acta Zoologica Sinica 50(6): 880 [...]