We studied the ecology of four species of coastal marine.homalopsine snakes (OrientalAustralian rear-fanged water snakes) in the Pasir Ris Park mangrove forest, Singapore, using survey methods and radiotelemetry. The snake assemblage atPasir Ris (220 snakes collected) was dominated by Cerberus rynchops (72.7% of total snakes), amedium-sized piscivore. Three species of crustacean eaters were als...

Photo 1. On the Caribbean island of Bonaire, we observed that invasive seagrass Halophila stipulacea often uses bioturbation mounds as start locations to settle and then spread into native Thalassia testudinum meadow. The provide space light for this plant succeed in colonizing new habitat. credit: Fee Smulders. 2. Curacao, may be competition with upside-down jellyfish prefers same author Naomi...

Deep planting is recommended in Nordic countries only for normal-sized container seedlings planted on mounds. Its effects smaller-sized are poorly understood. We studied the of depth early field performance small-sized silver birch (Betula pendula Roth) and Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) seedlings. Silver (mean height 16 cm) were to depths 3, 6 8 cm spot mounds May 2016. 9 2, 5 inverted Septe...

starting with the origin of the sanskrit language formulated borrowing from the local dravidian and mundalanguages, the indo-iranian connections are explored in the context of myths and legends. the connectionbetween the rigveda text and the indus culture is described, making use of the indus seals. the non-vedictraditions in the rv text are traced to present day folk performances. some rigvedi...

Pericentric inversion of chromosome 6 (6p+q-) was found in a girl with Rieger's syndrome and in her father. The only ocular signs in the father were prominent iris mounds and Schwalbe's line. The association of chromosomal anomalies with Rieger's syndrome indicates the need for a chromosome banding test in familial or sporadic patients with the syndrome and in patients with mild anomalies of th...

The paper brings the results of archaeological excavations Mound 28 at Paulje necropolis, conducted in autumn 2019, along with two adjacent mounds. All aforementioned mounds were partially damaged and eroded through decades ploughing. Consequently, remains a Late Bronze Age burial recorded solely 28. According to grave inventory comprised bronze jewellery analogies from concurrent necropolises,...

Forest regeneration by tree planting on harvested sites in the boreal forests of northern Europe is frequently preceded site preparation to increase survival and growth seedlings. We studied whether a small addition arginine phosphate (AP treatment) at time would further enhance seedlings’ early performance. Following two seasons, we investigated Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) seedlings 11 locat...

Cold-water corals rely on currents to transport food towards them and when external conditions are favourable, they can form coral mounds. These structures, which be over 300 m high, influence the hydrodynamics around reefs that grow mounds, feeds back affect coral- therefore mound-growth. We investigated these feedbacks at Logachev mound province, by running simulations with a 3D hydrodynamic ...