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Methods for the Study of Transport and Control in Insect Hindgut,y urine” which is secreted into the gut lumen by Malpighian tubules. The rectum of the desert locust . has been studied in some detail in an attempt to understand the physiology of excretion and to learn more about insect ion transport mechanisms at the cellular level (Hanrahan 1982; Phillips 1981).

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The Study of Atmospheric Water Absorption,spectacular thermodynamic gradients (Machin 1979b). Physiological study of the phenomenon has required the development of a wholly different experimental technology from that normally found in the transport physiologist’s laboratory. The experimenter must explore water movements in both gas and liqu

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Coulometric Measurement of Oxygen Consumption in Insects,ic properties (reproductive and nutritional status, stage of development, etc.). Changes in energy metabolism due to specific metabolic factors can only be interpreted in a meaningful way when all other organismic and environmental factors have been standardized or controlled during an experiment. I

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Reinhard Budde,Karlheinz Kautz,Karin Kuhlenkamp,Heinz Züllighovenrehensive Development Framework (CDF) process aimed at the modernisation of Uganda and the transformation of its society and eradicating mass poverty by the year 2017 (Wolfensohn, 1999). The Poverty Eradication Action Plan (PEAP) provides the basis for Uganda’s CDF process (Republic of Uganda, 1997a

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Nina Konopinski-Klein brings together a diverse group of heritage professionals to discuss issues they’ve encountered and to present ideas and case studies for adapting, improvising, and overcoming them.978-1-4939-0203-3978-1-4614-8178-2Series ISSN 1869-6783 Series E-ISSN 1869-6791