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Red meat consumption in the world is a rapid upward trend and has reached level that involves many sectors. Studies on red meatconsumption have become guide not only for policies sector, but also health environmental practices. Withits population size, structure economy among emerging economies, Türkiye an important place consumption. In thepresent study, factors affecting amount of were examin...

The special issue collects a subset of the best papers presented at the ICRA’05 workshop on the Social Mechanisms of Robot Programming by Demonstration. The workshop took place on April 21st 2005 in Barcelona, Spain, at the IEEE Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA’05). Eleven of the best papers presented at the workshop were subsequently submitted for peer review before publication in t...

This study describes the method of crystallization religious characters regarding faith, worship, and morals in children at RA Almuslimun Palangka Raya. research was compiled using a descriptive qualitative approach, while subjects were 5 teachers. Data collection techniques used observation, interviews, documentation, data analysis collection, reduction, presentation making conclusions. Faith ...

One of the major ecosystem impacts offishing is the selective extirpation oflarge, long-lived fishes and their replacement in the ecosystem and in fisheries catches by small, short-lived fishes and invertebrates. As large fish tend to be top-predators, feeding on smaller' fishes while smaller fish and invertebrates feed on plankton and/or detritus, this process, recently shown to be operating g...