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	Dactylanthus taylorii recovery plan review, 1995-2000 /
	Dactylanthus taylorii recovery plan, 2004-14 /
	Dairy products ... summary /
	Dancing across borders women who become lesbians in mid-life /
	Danforth's obstetrics and gynecology - UW restricted
	Danish government borrowing and debt /
	Danjo kyodo sankaku hakusho
	Dansk nationallitterrt arkiv (DNA) quicklist A searchable collection of Danish electronic literature available from the Royal Library in Denmark
	darstellende Geometrie in organischer Verbindung mit der Geometrie der Lage vol.1 darstellende Geometrie in organischer Verbindung mit der Geometrie der Lage vol.2 darstellende Geometrie in organischer Verbindung mit der Geometrie der Lage vol.3
	DART-Europe E-theses portal (DEEP) Provides a single portal for the discovery of European Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs)
	Darwin Correspondence Project "Exists to publish the definitive edition of letters to and from Charles Darwin ... When complete, the series will comprise approximately 30 volumes."
	Darwin digital library of evolution Based at the American Museum of Natural History Library, the goal of the Darwin Digital Library of Evolution is to make the full literature of evolution available online within a historically and topically coherent structure, drawing on resources of members of the Biodiversity Heritage Library Consortium and contributions from the Natural History Museum (London) and the Missouri Botanical Garden
	Data acquisition for forestry planning by remote sensing based sample plot imputation /
	Data base for early postfire succession in northern Rocky Mountain forests
	Data base of impact craters on Venus based on analysis of Magellan radar images and altimetry data
	Data base of impact craters on Venus based on analysis of Magellan radar images and altimetry data
	Data of oceanographic and marine meteorological observation 2005 to present Contains oceanographic and marine meteorological observations by research vessels and by ocean data buoys in the western North Pacific and the seas adjacent to Japan
	Data record of oceanographic observations 1994 to present
	Data report / (Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission) no.11 to present
	Data report : 2002 Aleutian Islands bottom trawl survey /
	Data summary : Spokane River and Lake Spokane (Long Lake) pollutant loading assessment for protecting dissolved oxygen /
	Database for chemical contents of streams on the White Mountain National Forest
	Date Creek silvicultural systems study in the interior cedar-hemlock forests of northwestern British Columbia : overview and treatment summaries /
	Date Creek Silvicultural Systems Study in the Interior Cedar-Hemlock Forests of Northwestern British Columbia: Overview and Treatment Summaries
	Daughters of the reconquest : women in Castilian town society, 1100-1300 /
	David Perdue's Charles Dickens page "This site offers concise introductory information on a wide variety of Dickens-related topics."
	DB of Korean classics A searchable database that provides translated classics, documents from the national archives, comprehensive edition of Korean literary collections, original editions of National Studies, recitation of Confucian classics, and video lectures
	DC circuits
	De imperatoribus Romanis an online encylopedia of Roman emperors This site provides its users with short, scholarly lives of Byzantine and Roman emperors and their relatives. Each essay is written by a scholarly expert. Also includes descriptions of imperials battles, imperial family trees, an ancient and medieval atlas, and a link to a virtual catalog of Roman coins
	De institutione arithmetica, libri duo : De institutione musica, libri quinque : accedit Geometrica quae fertur Boethii
	Dead wood retention and the risk of bark beetle attack / The ability of P. chalcographus to kill trees and reproduce in them has previously been little studied. Here, attacks on living trees were induced by baiting trees with pheromone dispensers. The tree-killing ability was low. Reproductive success in killed trees was generally low, but was significantly higher in trees also attacked by I. typographus
	Dealing with climate change - UW restricted (OECD iLibrary) 2001 to 2002
	Dealing with drought a handbook for water suppliers in British Columbia
	Dear Bess love letters from the president Digitized collection of Truman's letters to Bess between from 1911-1957 which forms the focal point of an exhibition held at the Truman Library and Museum from February 12, 1998 through January 5, 1998. Includes digitized versions of some letters from Bess to Harry
	Dear colleague letters Compilation of letter series from the Dept. of Education directed to financial aid officers and others
	Debates of the Senate: official report (Hansard) 35th Parliament, 2nd Session, v.135 1996 to present
	Decameron Web "Designed to make the text and various interpretations of [the Decameron] available. ...an ever-growing body of information related to Giovanni Boccaccio, to the Decameron, and to the culture of 14th-century italy." Includes sections on history, society, arts, and religion
	Decision making by commercial fishermen /
	decision to drop the atomic bomb Collection of approximately 600 pages digitized documents on the decision to bomb Japan during World War II provided by the Truman Library and Museum
	Decisions of the nineteenth century Tasmanian superior courts Includes edited records of decisions made by the superior courts of Tasmania in the nineteenth century. Includes comprehensive collection covering the range of cases taken before the court
	decline of caribou on northwest Victoria Island, 1980-93 /
	decline of Pacific madrone (Arbutus menziesii Pursh) : current theory and research directions : proceedings of the April 28, 1995 symposium held at the Center for Urban Horticulture, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington & subsequent research pap
	Declines of greater and lesser scaup populations issues, hypotheses, and research directions : summary report for the Scaup Workshop, 9-10 September 1998, Jamestown, ND /
	Deconstructing the racialisation experience of Asian Australians process, impact, and response / In addition, the study demonstrates how Asian Australians cope with the stress of their everyday racialisation by drawing from their personal repertoire of discursive, cognitive and behavioural strategies. These, in combination with outside support mechanisms, make up what can be termed "everyday anti-racism" strategies. Racialisation provides valuable insights into when, how and why racialised subjects deploy these different strategies to negotiate, contest and bridge the constraints and boundaries imposed on them. The study offers an integrated model for understanding racialisation experience and lays the foundation for developing further the concepts of "everyday racialisation" and "everyday antiracism."
	Deconstructing the representation of AIDS in poetry In poetry written about AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome), the contraction of the disease is continually divulged by explaining to which group the poet, as speaking subject, or the subject, as the individual about whom the poem is written, belongs. A homosexual, as subject or speaking subject in AIDS poetry, confesses the means of contraction of HIV to be gay sex. An intravenous drug abuser, as subject or speaking subject in AIDS poetry, confesses the sharing of syringes as the means of contraction. The subject or speaking subject's position within a socially-defined community or an identity group continually reaffirms the belief that AIDS only affects certain already-marginalized groups. Read individually, poems about AIDS continually marginalize the experience of those infected by failing to acknowledge the universality of AIDS from which, as Jacques Derrida explains, "no human is ever safe" (Derrida, 20). In my thesis, I will argue that the poetic representation of AIDS is informed by identity issues that resist universalizing the experience of AIDS
	Deep canyon and subalpine riparian and wetland plant associations of the Malheur, Umatilla, and Wallowa-Whitman National Forests /
	Deep-bottom fishing techniques for the Pacific Islands : a manual for fishermen /
	Deep-water fishes : the Fisheries Society of the British Isles Annual Symposium held in Aberdeen, Scotland, 1-5 July 1996 / - UW restricted
	Deer (family Cervidae) in Queensland /
	Deer : status survey and conservation action plan /
	Deer and elk habitat workshops : job completion report /
	Deer impacts on tawa (Beilschmiedia tawa) regeneration / Tawa (Beilschmiedia tawa) is the predominant canopy tree species in extensive tracts of old-growth forest across much of the North Island, New Zealand. The regeneration of this slow-growing, late-successional species is crucial for canopy maintenance in these forests. The impacts of herbivory on tawa regeneration were assessed in tawa-dominant forests in the North Island. There was no significant change in seedling densities between 1997 and 2006 in 31 permanent plots at Otamatuna in northern Te Urewera National Park, despite intensive red deer (Cervus elaphus) control during this period. Similarly, the exclosure of deer from two larger plots over a similar period in the same area did not affect tawa seedling density. Seedling densities in 15 subplots of large permanent plots elsewhere in the region were not correlated with deer history, which varied from never present to c. 50 years of presence. Seedling populations of thousands per hectare are probably adequate to maintain tawa at current densities; however, populations of hundreds of seedlings per hectare may not be. Established seedling densities in northern Te Urewera National Park were relatively low, ranging from 500 to 1250 per hectare, suggesting there may be cause for concern there. Furthermore, seedling populations declined by 16%-82% over 22-40 years in four of the permanent subplots. Although the data analysed here did not implicate deer herbivory in these declines, previous exclosure studies over longer periods in the same region did. The overall impression from the equivocal results reviewed here is that herbivory may be impairing tawa regeneration in some places. Recommendations are made for further research requirements
	DeerNet biology and management of the world's ungulates "DeerNet summarizes Internet resources dealing with the ecology, management and economic utilisation of hoofed mammals. It reflects the research interests of the Wildlife Productivity and Management Program at the University of Alberta but is intended as a comprehensive resource for students, managers and scientists"--Overview page
	Defences and responses : woody species and large herbivores in African savannas /
	Defense almanac Provides a variety of information and statistical material about the Department of Defense, its people, organization, equipment, and funding
	defensive expansion approach to multinational banking : evidence to date / - UW restricted
	Defining common ground for the Mesoamerican biological corridor /
	Definition and inventory of old growth forests on DNR-managed state lands
	Definition of "species" under the Endangered Species Act : application to Pacific salmon /
	Degradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by actinomycetes / The potential of some actinomycetes to degrade polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) and the effect of co-substrates, plants and other additives on their degradation and bioavailability was studied. A glass bead system for growth of PAH-degrading actinomycetes in liquid culture was developed and used for the screening of strains for biosurfactant activity and phenanthrene degradation in the presence of different co-substrates. Indication of biosurfactant production by all tested strains was obtained with hexadecane and rapeseed oil as co-substrates but not with glucose. Rhodococcus sp. DSM 44126 was identified as R. wratislaviensis and found to be able to degrade phenanthrene and anthracene. An actinomycete with a high capacity to degrade phenanthrene and pyrene was isolated from an agricultural soil and identified as Mycobacterium LP1. The catabolic activity of both strains was studied in liquid cultures and in soil. Several additives were also tested for their effect on PAH degradation in soils. The surfactant Triton X-100, but not wheat straw, promoted PAH degradation in a soil with aged creosote by increasing the bioavailability of the compounds. The presence of plants increased the proportion of active microorganisms and enhanced PAH degradation, likely due to root exudates provided by the plants. In a PAH-spiked soil, the addition of rapeseed oil (1% w/w) stimulated the degradation of anthracene and benzo(a)pyrene mainly as a result of abiotic processes, but negatively affected the degradation of phenanthrene and pyrene, probably due to limitations in nutrient and oxygen supply. Based on these results, a new sequential treatment in two steps for cleaning PAH-contaminated soil was designed and tested using four different PAH as model substances. The first step consisted of the inoculation with Mycobacterium LP1, favouring biological degradation of low-molecular-weight PAH, and the second step consisted of the addition of rapeseed oil, which promoted the abiotic transformation, and probably also the solubilisation, of the high-molecular-weight PAH
	Deja vu all over again?" : why dialogue won't solve the Kashmir dispute /
	Delaware Piedmont geology, including a guide to the rocks of Red Clay Valley /
	Delaware, its rocks, minerals, and fossils helpful hints for identification and collection /
	DeLee & Drez's orthopaedic sports medicine principles and practice / - UW restricted (MDConsult)
	Delegation generale a la langue francaise Produced by the French Ministry of Culture with links concerning the use and spread of the French language
	Delivering health care in America : a systems approach / - UW restricted (R2Library)
	Delmar's fundamental & advanced nursing skills / - UW restricted
	Demand equations of the new monetary aggregates /
	demand for nonconsumptive wildlife uses : a review of the literature /
	Democracy in America Digitized version of the English translation of Tocqueville's De la democratie en Amerique. "The site now contains a virtual tour of America based on Tocqueville's itinerary, on his friend Beaumont's letters and journals, on contemporary accounts of other foreign visitors, and on a varietyof examples of material culture of the period." This is a project of the American Studies Programs of the University of Virginia
	democratic process promises and challenges : a resource guide produced for the Democracy Education Exchange Project (DEEP) /
	Democratic voice of Burma (DVB) Demuikarak tadh Mran ma asa Web site for the radio program focusing on human rights and other aspects of Burma; includes links to other information
	democratization of data : how the internet is shaping the work of data intermediaries /
	Demographic parameters of the black petrel (Procellaria parkinsoni) / Pages 1-13 Demographic parameters of the black petrel (Procellaria parkinsoni) / Pages 14-32
	demographic perspective on our nation's future /
	Demographic yearbook. Annuaire demographique (United Nations Statistics Division) 1949 to present
	Demography and population genetic structure of the Australian sea lion, Neophoca cinerea
	Demography and security : proceedings of a workshop Paris, France, November 2000 /
	Demography of Lewis's woodpecker, breeding bird densities, and riparian aspen integrity in a grazed landscape Aspen (Populus tremuloides) riparian woodlands are extremely limited in distribution throughout the western U.S., yet these habitats have a disproportionate value to breeding birds. Aspen habitats are also considered prime sheep and cattle summer range, particularly in the semiarid Intermountain West. Such concentrated use has raised concern about the effects of sheep and cattle grazing on these habitats. We examined the influences of sheep and cattle grazing on aspen riparian woodlands and the associated breeding bird community. We had two objectives: 1) to determine how habitats grazed by sheep and cattle influenced the reproductive biology of Lewis's woodpecker (Melanerpes lewis), and 2) to determine how vegetation differed between sheep and cattle-grazed aspen riparian woodlands and how these differences influenced breeding birds densities. To examine what factors influenced nest-site selection in Lewis's woodpecker and whether these factors influenced nest survival, we quantified nest-site characteristics and monitored nests to determine nest fate. Lewis's woodpecker nest-site selection was positively influenced by nest tree diameter and tree density and negatively influenced by increasing amounts of bare ground and woody stems. However, these characteristics were not strong predictors of nest survival. Instead, nest initiation date and daily average temperature had the strongest influence. We then compared several vegetation characteristics between grazing treatments, conducted point transect surveys and used distance sampling techniques to estimate breeding bird densities. Cattle-grazed sites had more bare ground, less herbaceous cover, lower willow (Salix spp.) densities, and lower aspen densities than sheep-grazed sites. Differences in breeding bird densities between these grazing treatments reflected these vegetation differences, as ground-nesting species and riparian specialists had lower densities in cattle-grazed areas. Data from this study provide landowners and land managers with information on the habitat requirements of sensitive bird species needed to implement compatible grazing strategies in aspen riparian woodlands
	Den control of stoats (Mustela erminea) in Trounson Kauri Park, Northland Locating natal stoat dens using trained predator dogs and controlling any containing female stoats and dependent young near a managed conservation area is potentially an effective management method, reducing the summer influx of young stoats into the ecosystem at a particularly vulnerable period for newly hatched kiwi chicks. A pilot study started in September 2001 was intended to test the effectiveness of targeting and controlling stoat dens in Trounson Kauri Park (a mainland island) and its environs. Once located by trained dogs, stoat dens had the specified number of Magtoxin pellets placed inside and all entrances were then sealed. Out of fifteen possible dens only two were effectively controlled with Magtoxin (with two others possibly controlled, although the animals from them were not recovered, and the female from another was trapped and killed). The main reason for the ineffectiveness of control was that not all tunnels to a den were located and blocked. It was also thought that Magtoxin might not be appropriate to use for some dens and might need to be used in conjunction with trapping. It was suggested that the timing of future den searching be shifted to October and November, and a combination of control methods be used
	Dendrome a forest tree genome database Dendrome is a collection of forest tree genome databases and other forest genetic information resources for the international forest genetics community. Dendrome also provides links to other forest biology and genome resources
	Department of Conservation fire research needs analysis : report on a project to implement recommendation 7 of DOC's fire management systems audit /
	Department of Conservation technical series (New Zealand. Dept of Conservation) 1993 to present
	Department of Defense dictionary of military and associated terms (HTML version of current issue) HTML version of current issue Department of Defense dictionary of military and associated terms (PDF version of current issue) PDF version of current issue
	Departmental faculty salary analysis
	Departmental performance plan
	DEPATISnet [German patent information system (DEPATIS)] This database,DEPATIS, is provided by the German Patent and Trade Mark Office (GPTO). Includes patent documents from around the world in addition to German patent information
	Depleted uranium in Bosnia and Herzegovina post-conflict environmental assessment
	Deposit insurance : an annotated bibliography, 1989-1999
	Depression is a treatable illness : a patient's guide
	Dept of State, background notes Concise, authoritative booklets that describe more than 170 countries and geographic entities, as well as selected international organizations. The most current information on people, culture, geography, history, government, economy, and political conditions plus travel tips
	Depth and stratigraphy of Quaternary deposits : preliminary site description, Laxemar subarea--version 1.2 /
	Depth and stratigraphy of regolith : site descriptive modelling, SDM-Site Laxemar /
	Depth and stratigraphy of regolith at Forsmark : site descriptive modelling, SDM-Site Forsmark /
	Derivation of nominal strength for wood utility poles /
	Describing ecosystems in the field /
	Describing ecosystems in the field /
	description and analysis of New Zealand's spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias) fisheries and recommendations on appropriate methods to monitor the status of the stocks /
	Description and economic analysis of intensive marine shrimp culture in Taiwan and simulated technology transfer to Hawaii in 1985 /
	Description of the biology and an assessment of the fishery for adult longfinned eels in NSW /
	Descriptive analysis of catch and effort data from New Zealand black cardinalfish (Epigonus telescopus) fisheries for the fishing years 1979-80 to 2002-03 /
	Descriptive cataloging guidelines for pre-Meiji Japanese books These guidelines provide instructions for cataloging Japanese printed books, bound manuscripts, scrolls, handmade albums, single-sheet publications, and Chinese books produced in Japan before the introduction of machine printing in the nineteenth century (i.e., before 1868)
	Desegregation of the Armed Forces In addition to the chronology, users can search or browse a digital archive from the Whistlestop Project of the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library. This specific collection contains documents covering the Truman administration's involvement with the desegregation of the United States Armed Forces
	Desert documentary the Spanish years, 1767-1821 /
	design & monitoring of marine reserves /
	design and construction of tunnels using the approach based on the analysis of controlled deformation in rocks and soils /
	Design and feasibility of wash-down stations for boating equipment entering the Rotorua Lakes / Biological diversity in the Rotorua Lakes, New Zealand, is under threat from aquatic pests, in particular pest fish species and various lake weeds. This report considers possible solutions to both out-of-district contamination and cross-contamination of the Rotorua Lakes. A network comprising ten decontamination facilities is proposed, with facilities located on public land: specifically, land managed by the Department of Conservation and road reserves. A number of decontamination methods are considered. The two methods that are recommended for further investigation are high-pressure, multi-nozzle water blasting, and a combination of dipping and ultrasonic irradiation. Incentives to use the decontamination facilities and construction and operational costs are considered. As a case study, a facility located at the southern entrance to Rotorua is considered. Possible costs to establish this case-study facility are also provided. It is proposed that a single case-study facility be established initially, and monitored for operational and strategic success
	Design and practice of water allocation rules : lessons from warabandi in Pakistan's Punjab /
	Design and use of artificial refuges for monitoring adult tree weta, Hemideina crassidens and H. thoracica / Artificial refuges were investigated for assessing populations of tree weta (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) in New Zealand by testing refuge design with adult Hemideina crassidens and H. thoracica in the laboratory, in a temperature-controlled glasshouse and in the field at six forest sites covering a range of altitudes and vegetation types. In laboratory and glasshouse tests, both species preferred refuges made from aged pine (Pinus radiata) to fresh pine, and willow wood (Salix alba) to pine. Neither species of adult entered holes 10 mm in diameter, but both entered holes 16 mm or 25 mm in diameter. Adult H. crassidens preferred galleries with tapering terminations to rounded terminations, refuges without Perspex observation windows, and refuges made from willow wood over those made of concrete. Adult H. thoracica preferred refuges made from concrete to willow wood. Adult mice (Mus musculus), which are potential predators of weta, were largely excluded from galleries with entrances <= 18 mm in diameter. In the field, the number of tree weta found in artificial refuges varied amongst the six sites. Weta first appeared 1.9 months after refuges were set, and reached maximum numbers after 2.14 months. Both species usually occurred singly in galleries and most frequently in long, upturned galleries. The number of weta in refuges varied little with height above ground, but there is evidence that this was positively correlated with the number of weta in natural cavities and was higher where rodents were controlled. There was no difference between the number of weta found in refuges in the interior of a forest and near the forest edge
	Design elements of a mandatory market-based greenhouse gas regulatory system
	Design guideline for the reintroduction of wood into Australian streams
	Design in virtual environments using architectural metaphor : a HIT lab gallery /
	Design of ice booms / This technical digest provides basic engineering design guidance for floating ice retention structures or ice booms. Basic types of booms and their ice control objectives are described briefly. The basic theory and equations used in ice boom design are then presented and typical structural components described
	Designation of critical habitat for southern resident killer whales biological report
	Designing clinical research / - UW restricted (R2Library)
	Designing incentive compatible regulation in banking : role of penalty in the precommitment approach /
	Designing science graphs for data analysis and presentation : the bad, the good, and the better /
	DESIM user's manual : a procedural guide for designing and simulating hardwood sawmill systems /
	Desired future conditions of riparian areas on southeastern national forests Finally, I designed, tested, and evaluated a public involvement process that identified public values for use in the development of DFCs for riparian areas on the Jefferson National Forest. I used a combination of alternative dispute resolution techniques and the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), a participatory decision-making tool. I used surveys before and after the riparian meetings to evaluate the effectiveness of the public involvement process. Survey respondents generally were middle-aged, well-educated, high-income males who were long-time residents of the area. Riparian meeting participants indicated that the DFC for riparian areas on the JNF should strongly emphasize water quality and quantity, protection of riparian-dependent species and their habitats, and maintenance of the integrity of the relationship between riparian areas and the surrounding environment. Participants indicated recreational and commodity uses of riparian areas could occur as long as they did not negatively affect the other, more highly valued characteristics of riparian areas. Participants felt that the meetings were fair, that diverse interests were represented, that they had enough information to participate in the process, and that it was a wise use of their time
	Destination agriculture
	Destination industry
	Destination maritime
	Detecting critical changes in mohua (Mohoua ochrocephala) abundance : inferences from a second year's data /
	detection and characterisation of Helicobacter species in Australian marsupials Phylogenetic analysis of the new possum Helicobacters showed that they shared a common ancestor. Comparison of Helicobacter species isolated from different species of marsupial and placental mammals, as well as birds, showed that differences in environmental location i.e. gastric vs lower bowel had a major impact on the position of the Helicobacters on the phylogenetic tree
	Detection and preliminary evaluation of natural enemies for possible biological control of the northern Pacific seastar, Asterias amurensis /
	Detection of active decay at groundline in utility poles /
	Detection of human-induced stress in streams : comparison of bioassessment approaches using macroinvertebrates /
	Detection of sea otters in boat-based surveys of Prince William Sound, Alaska /
	Detection of sooty shearwater chicks (Puffinus griseus) by response to sound /
	determinacion de los tipos de interes activos y pasivos de bancos y cajas de ahorro /
	Determinanten : eine Darstellung ihrer Theorie und Anwendungen mit Rucksicht auf die neuren Forschungen /
	Determinants,
	Determinants of breeding distributions of ducks
	determinants of international banking expansion / - UW restricted determinants of international banking expansion / - UW restricted
	Determination of habitat preferences of pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) on the rolling plains of Texas using GIS and remote sensing The Rocker b Ranch on the southern rolling plains has one of the last sizeable populations of pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) in Texas. To investigate habitat utilization on the ranch, pronghorn were fitted with GPS/VHF collars and were released into pastures surrounded by a variety of fences to determine how fence types affected habitat selection. Habitat parameters chosen for analysis were vegetation, elevation, slope, aspect, and distances to water, roads, and oil wells. Results showed that pronghorn on the ranch crossed modified fencing significantly less than other types of fencing. Pronghorn selected for all habitat parameters to various degrees, with the most important being vegetation type. Habitat selection could be attributed to correspondence of vegetation type with other parameters or spatial arrangements of physical features of the landscape. Seasonal differences in habitat utilization were evident, and animals tended to move shorter distances at night than they did during daylight hours
	determination of weeds of national significance /
	Detroit River, Michigan : an ecological profile /
	Deutsche Liebeslyrik im 15. und 16. Jahrhundert : 18. Mediavistisches Kolloquium des Zentrums fur Mittelalterstudien der Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg am 28. und 29. November 2003 / - UW restricted
	Developing a habitat-based population viability model for greater sage-grouse in southeastern Alberta 2001 report /
	Developing counter-narcotics policy in Central Asia legal and political dimensions / Among the array of challenges facing the Central Asian region, illicit drugs have since the mid-1990s gradually risen to prominence. With continuously increasing opium production in Afghanistan and an increasing share of that production transited northward through Central Asia, the impact of the drug trade on the region is only worsening. The implications of the drug trade are multi-faceted: through addiction, epidemics, and related crime, it affects public health and societal security. Through its profit margin and sheer financial weight, it affects the economies of the region. By exacerbating and deepening political corruption and due to ensuing damage to the national and international legitimacy of governments, it affects political stability. Finally, through its role in the financing of terrorism and insurgency, it affects national security in the most basic, military sense of the term. Presently, illicit drugs therefore pose a clear and present danger to the security of states, societies and individuals in this region
	Developing genetically adapted tree varieties for marginal areas of northern Australia
	Developing tools to detect and respond to rodent invasions of islands : workshop report and recommendations /
	Development aid at a glance ... : statistics by region - UW restricted (OECD iLibrary) 2006 to present
	Development and evaluation of decision rules for management of New Zealand rock lobster fisheries /
	development and management framework for a new Octopus vulgaris fishery in South Africa A new policy incorporating an operational protocol was developed for the establishment of new fisheries in South Africa. The common octopus, Octopus vulgaris was used as a candidate species for the project. The operational protocol consisted of a three-phased development framework, namely information gathering (Phase 0), an experimental fishery (Phase 1) and the final implementation of a commercial fishery (Phase 2). The present study focussed on phase 0 of this theoretical framework and protocol and was implemented by using a proposed octopus pot fishery in South Africa as a case study. Phase 0 included a desktop study, information gathering in the field, an economic feasibility study and the formulation of a Fishery Management Plan and experimental design for the fishery. Information gaps identified during the desktop study were addressed during field investigations into the population structure and biology of O. vulgaris along the southeast coast. Immature females were found to use the intertidal area to feed and grow before migrating to the subtidal area to mature and spawn. Mean size differed substantially between intertidal and subtidal areas, with larger octopus found subtidally. Age and growth trials using tetracycline as a marker showed that O. vulgaris deposit daily growth lines in their beaks. A genetic study showed that there is most likely only one panmitic population along the coast. The economic feasibility study indicated that a longline pot fishery could be feasible provided a 30% catch in 6600 pots/month is attained. Only existing, debt-free vessels should be used in this fishery. The Fishery Management Plan proposed in this study includes management measures such as effort limitation of licences and gear, size restrictions, vessel monitoring systems, and observer programmes. Based on the population dynamics and biology of O. vulgaris it is suggested that a precautionary approach to developing fisheries for this species in both the inter- and subtidal areas along the South African coast
	Development co-operation : efforts and policies of the members of the Development Assistance Committee - UW restricted (OECD iLibrary) 1997 to present
	Development co-operation lens on terrorism prevention key entry points for action : a DAC reference document - UW restricted
	Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.26) no.26 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.28) no.28 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.27) no.27 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.2) no.2 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.23) no.23 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.29) no.29 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.35) no.35 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.25) no.25 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.34) no.34 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.32) no.32 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.30) no.30 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.24) no.24 Development co-operation review series - UW restricted (no.13) no.13
	Development Experience Clearinghouse Online library of documents relating to global development projects of the US Agency for International Development (USAID). Includes the regularly updated Development Experience System (DEXS) database, special collections of USAID strategic planning documents, oral histories, handbooks, and user guides. Tens of thousands of reports are available, many in fulltext .PDF format. Browsing is possible by broad topic area or country
	Development of a comprehensive evaluation strategy for displays at Department of Conservation visitor centres /
	Development of a floristic quality assessment methodology for Wisconsin : final report to USEPA - Region V / Appendix Development of a floristic quality assessment methodology for Wisconsin : final report to USEPA - Region V / Pages 1-19
	Development of a habitat assessment and planning tool : a problem reference and project working plan /
	Development of a long-life bait for control of stoats Three types of long-life stoat bait (polymer, paste, and gel) were formulated from natural and synthetic bait ingredients after extensive testing of potential ingredients. Feeding trials demonstrated that baits containing natural extracts from rabbit and chicken were preferred to bait that contained only processed meals and synthetic flavors. The addition of preservatives and waterproofing agents to improve bait longevity, lowered palatability markedly in all bait types. The texture of bait also affected the amount of bait eaten, with most stoats rejecting baits that were hard or needed to be chewed before they could be swallowed. In this study, significantly more long-life polymer and paste bait was eaten than gel bait. The polymer bait remained palatable after one month in the field. Although all long-life bait formulations tested were less palatable than fresh meat, most stoats (i.e. >=90%) consumed sufficient quantities of polymer and paste baits to receive a lethal dose (>5 g) if baits had contained a toxin. This was similar to the percentage of stoats eating pricked eggs, and better than consumption of non-pricked hen eggs. Methods for further increasing bait consumption and extending their effectiveness over time are being assessed, the ultimate goal being a long-life bait that is as palatable as fresh meat
	Development of a method for evaluating the risk to New Zealand's indigenous fauna from the introduction of exotic diseases and pests--including a case study on native parrots / Suggests a framework and approach for assessing risks to indigenous wildlife populations from exotic diseases. Psittacines are used as a case study, in order to identify the risks to this group and make recommendations on how the proposed approach could be applied to other indigenous wildlife
	Development of a system-wide predator control program : stepwise implementation of a predation index, predator control fisheries and evaluation plan in the Columbia River Basin
	Development of a vaccine for bacterial kidney disease in salmon : final report /
	development of an invertebrate database for the lower North Island /
	Development of common framework for forest-related definitions discussion paper /
	Development of direct investment in ... ; Switzerland's international investment position in ... /
	development of Operation Nest Egg as a tool in the conservation management of kiwi /
	development of southern French and Catalan society, 718-1050,
	Developments in steelmaking capacity of non-OECD countries = Les capacites de production d'acier dans les pays non OCDE - UW restricted (OECD iLibrary) 1999 to present
	Developpements asymptotiques dans les equations differentielles lineaires a parametre variable
	Devi the great goddess This web site has been developed in conjunction with the exhibition of the same name. The exhibition was on view at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery from March 29, 1999 through September 6, 1999. Like the exhibition, this web site looks at the six aspects of the Indian goddess Devi. The site offers additional information on the contemporary and historical worship of Devi, activities for children and families, and a list of resources on South Asian arts and cultures
	DeVita, Hellman, and Rosenberg's cancer principles & practice of oncology / - UW restricted
	Devonian times "Extra! Extra! Read all about the Devonian Period, a.k.a. the Age of Fishes, in this fascinating 'newspaper.' Committed to providing 'all the news that's in the record' on the ancestors of modern tetrapods, the Devonian Times traces the evolution of four-limbed land dwellers from fish, examining the fossils and paleoenvironmental data relevant to this most marvelous evolutionary metamorphosis"--Science & Technology Web Awards 2005 website:
	Diabetes mellitus (DM) guidelines
	Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders : DSM-IV-TR - UW restricted (STAT!Ref)
	Diagnostic morphometrics of the skink species, Oligosoma maccanni and O. nigriplantare polychroma, from South Island, New Zealand /
	Dialogue and history : constructing South India, 1795-1895 /
	Diamond Lake warmwater fishery assessment, fall 1999 /
	diaries of William Lyon Mackenzie King
	Diary and letters of Rutherford Birchard Hayes, nineteenth president of the United States,
	diary of Horatio Nelson Taft, 1861-1865
	Diary, correspondence, and papers of Robert 'King' Carter of Virginia, 1701-1732 Presents transcriptions of the diary, correspondence, and papers of American colonial official and landowner Robert "King" Carter (1663-1732) as part of the Electronic Text Center of the University of Virginia. Carter was a wealthy Virginian who owned thousands of acres of land and many slaves, and was politically active in Virginia. Letters are presented with original spelling and in modern form. Includes a brief biographical sketch and portrait of Robert Carter. Bibliographical references are included
	Diaspididae
	Diazinon hazards to fish, wildlife, and invertebrates : a synoptic review /
	Dictionary of American family names - UW restricted Contains more than 70,000 of the most commonly occurring surnames in the United States, giving their comparative frequencies, linguistic and historical explanations, selected associated forenames, and occasional genealogical notes
	Dictionary of Australian biography
	Dictionary of Canadian biography
	Dictionnaire des theatres de Paris
	Dictionnaire des theatres de Paris, contenant toutes les pieces qui ont ete representees jusqu'a present sur les differens theatres francoise, & sur celui de l'Academie royale de musique: les extraits de celles qui ont ete jouees par les comediens ital
	Dieback and recruitment of the forest dominants Nothofagus fusca and Libocedrus bidwillii, central North Island, New Zealand /
	Diel variation in fish density estimates during acoustic surveys of southern blue whiting /
	Diet of New Zealand fur seals (Arctocephalus forsteri) : a summary / New Zealand fur seals (Arctocephalus forsteri) are increasing in number and expanding to recolonise much of their former range, resulting in a perceived conflict between fur seals and both commercial and recreational fisheries. To assess the level of interaction between fur seals and fisheries, a comprehensive understanding of fur seal diet is needed. This paper summarises what is known about fur seal diet in New Zealand, explains the advantages and disadvantages of various methods for assessing diet, and briefly looks at what information is available from other countries on marine mammal and fisheries interactions. Ten studies on fur seal diet have been carried out in New Zealand. However, most of these have been carried out in the Otago region. Since diet has been shown to vary between locations depending on a number of factors, findings from these studies cannot be applied to the whole of New Zealand. Furthermore, study design and method used to assess diet can greatly affect how data are interpreted and their comparability with other studies. Consequently, more information on fur seal diet is needed to appropriately address the potential for interactions in areas where fur seals have only recently become of increasing concern, and careful consideration needs to be given to study design, the methods employed, and interpretation of the data
	Dietary reference intakes for thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6, folate, vitamin B12, pantothenic acid, biotin, and choline /
	Differences between, changes within guidelines on when to create a new record / This publication provides guidance to the cataloger about whether or not to create a new bibliographic record. General guidelines are followed by specific guidelines for manifestation-level records for single part monographs, multipart monographs, integrating resources, and serials. The text describes what constitutes a major difference between manifestations, requiring the creation of an original record, as well as detailing major changes within a serial manifestation that would lead to the creation of a new record. In addition, guidance is provided regarding minor changes that would not require a new bibliographic record, but might necessitate updating an existing record
	Different management regimes in a boreal forest landscape : ecological and economic effects / Five management regimes were theoretically applied and evaluated in a 10,000 ha boreal forest landscape. Four regimes were designed to enhance conditions for biodiversity conservation, by establishing reserves and by modifying stand management. One regime was purely for timber production. Effects on biodiversity were assessed in terms of changes in population sizes within species or as number of species within ecological groups of the Red-listed species in the landscape. Assessments were based on the effects of management regimes on natural features of significance to animal and plant diversity. Effects on growing stock, harvest level, and economic return were assessed by means of the Forest Management Planning Package. Results indicate that biodiversity can be preserved only if the landscape is managed to satisfy the demands of species that require continuity in habitat conditions, and if management recognises fire-generated successions in boreal forest. Such management encompasses a system of patches managed so that important successional stages are always present in the landscape. The regime based on traditional silviculture did not encompass such features and, consequently, did not maintain biodiversity in the landscape. In the traditional silviculture regime, the future amount of deciduous trees was constant while the amount of old forest strongly decreased. As expected, this regime also generated the highest economic output. The decrease in harvested volumes and net incomes in the other regimes was approximately proportional to the reduction in non-protected, productive forest land
	Different perspectives on economic base /
	Differential and integral calculus
	Differential and integral calculus
	Differential diagnosis in primary care - UW restricted (Ovid IP)
	Differential diagnosis in primary care - UW restricted (R2Library)
	Differential geometry and applications proceedings of the 6th International Conference, Brno, August 28-September 1, 1995 /
	Differential geometry and applications proceedings of the 7th International Conference, satellite conference of ICM in Berlin, Brno, August 10-14, 1998 /
	Differential geometry and its applications 5th International Conference on Differential Geometry and its Applications, August 24-28, 1992, Opava, Czechoslovakia /
	Differential- und Integralrechnung vol.1 Differential- und Integralrechnung vol.2
	Differentialrechnung und Grundzuge der Integralrechnung
	Differenzenrechnung
	Diffuse libraries : emergent roles for the research library in the digital age /
	Digest of technical papers
	Digital America : U.S. consumer electronics industry today
	digital collections of the Samuel Proctor oral history program at the University of Florida Digitized collection of 4,000 interviews and more than 85,000 pages of transcribed material
	Digital Dante Parallel Italian text of Divina commedia and English poetry translation with bibliographical and critical notes by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
	Digital Dead Sea scrolls
	Digital flora of Texas
	Digital libraries '94 proceedings of the first annual Conference on the Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries : June 19-21, 1994, College Station, Texas, USA
	Digital libraries '95 the second annual Conference on the Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries : June 11-13, 1995, Austin, Texas, USA
	digital library : a biography /
	Digital Library of Lao manuscripts 12,000 digitized manuscripts from Laos made easily accessible for study
	Digitalarkivet Digitized selections from the Norwegian National Archives produced by the Historical Institute of the University of Bergen and the Bergen City Archives
	Digitization as a method of preservation? : final report of a working group of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Association) /
	Digitization for scholarly use : the Boswell Papers Project at the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library /
	Digitized manuscripts from the collection of the National Library and other collections
	Digitizing historical pictorial collections for the Internet /
	Dimensions and use of the scholarly information environment : introduction to a data set /
	Dinosaurs : facts and fiction /
	Dinosaurs, facts and fiction /
	Diocese of Vic : tradition and regeneration in medieval Catalonia /
	Diophantine analysis,
	Diotima materials for the study of women & gender in the ancient world / A collection of materials related to the study of women & gender in the ancient world, including syllabi for courses on women in antiquity; bibliographies; links to articles, electronic reviews, and images
	Dioxins in Australia : a summary of the findings of studies conducted from 2001 to 2004
	Dioxins in the marine environment sources, pathways, and fate of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans in Queensland, Australia /
	Diphacinone bait for ground control of rats on mainland conservation land /
	Diplomatarium Danicum
	Diplomatarium Norvegicum
	Dire demographics : population trends in the Russian Federation /
	Direct decompositions of finite algebraic systems,
	Direct investment. : annual survey for companies in Switzerland /
	Direct seeding of native species for reforestation on degraded hillsides in Hong Kong
	Directions for the National Reserve System : a partnership approach /
	Directory of accredited institutions, candidates for accreditation /
	Directory of bodies : mandates, membership, officers - UW restricted
	Directory of bodies : mandates, membership, officers - UW restricted (OECD iLibrary) 2008 to present
	Directory of Community legislation in force and other acts of the Community institutions
	Directory of computer assisted research in musicology 1986 to 1987
	Directory of county officials in Washington State Current issue only
	Directory of IBAs in Vietnam
	Directory of important bird areas in Cambodia key sites for conservation /
	Directory of protected areas in East Asia : people, organisations and places /
	Directory of Washington mines 2001
	Directory, mutual funds, closed-end funds, unit investment trust sponsors /
	Directrices de Bonn sobre acceso a los recursos geneticos y participacion justa y equitativa en los beneficios provenientes de su utilizacion
	Disability studies for teachers Web-based resource prepared by the Center for Human Policy, School of Education at Syracuse University for teachers who want to introduce students, grades 6-12, to disability studies; includes lesson plans and advisory essays
	Discards in the world's marine fisheries : an update / Discards represent a significant proportion of global marine catches and are generally thought to constitute waste or suboptimal use of fishery resources. A number of United Nations resolutions have drawn attention to the need to monitor and reduce discards and unwanted bycatch, in order to assess the impact of discards on marine resources and promote technologies and other means of reducing them. This paper provides an update of the quantity of discards in the world's marine fisheries based on a fishery-by-fishery approach. The previous FAO estimate of discards at a global level, based on data prior to 1994, is now considered outdated. The present study re-estimates discards at a global level using information from a broad range of fisheries in all continents. Selected policy and technical issues are highlighted and suggestions made for future actions. A road map for achieving further precision in the global estimate is described and associated initiatives are outlined
	Discours du voyage de Constantinoble, 1542 The first description in French of the city in the 16th century, by Bertrand de La Borderie, a diplomat for Francis I
	Discover Canada the rights and responsibilities of citizenship : study guide (Citizenship and Immigration Canada)
	Discover wetlands : a curriculum guide / Rev. July 1995 ed.
	Discrepant dislocations : feminism, theory, and postcolonial histories /
	Disease agents in Steller sea lions in Alaska a review and analysis of serology data from 1975-2000 /
	Disease investigations in stranded marine mammals, 1999-2002 /
	Disease outbreak amongst South Island saddlebacks (Philesturnus carunculatus carunculatus) on Long Island /
	Disease risk assessment for translocation of kaki (black stilt), Himantopus novaezelandiae, from captivity to the wild /
	disease-based comparison of health systems : what is best and at what cost? - UW restricted
	Diseases - UW restricted
	Diseases : a nursing process approach to excellent care - UW restricted (Ovid IP)
	Diseases and pathogens of stoats and other wildlife in New Zealand /
	Dispersal ecology of insects inhabiting wood-decaying fungi /
	Disrupting law's categories transgenderism, feminism, and identity / This thesis considers the question of how law understands identity and the question of how law should understand identity. Specifically it considers the effects when legal narratives categorise. To explore these abstract questions I use the concrete example of an identity which disrupts law's process of categorisation--transgenderism. I examine how the law categorises transsexuals and transgendered people in the areas of farnily law, administrative law, and anti-discrimination law. Integral to this exploration is a comparative analysis of how feminist narratives view and construct transgenderism. I argue that some feminist narratives mirror law's rigid and simplistic approach to the complexity of social identity. This thesis rejects such accounts and advocates that a more salient account of gender identity can be reached through a consideration of the work of poststructuralist feminist thinkers such as Judith Butler. Through understanding gender identity in less rigid terms it becomes possible to shift and transform present oppressive gender norms
	Dissolved oxygen measurements in Oakland Bay (Mason County) /
	Distant water fleets : an ecological, economic, and social assessment /
	Distinguishing Mercury Islands tusked weta, Motuweta isolata, from a ground weta, Hemiandrus pallitarsis (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) in the field, with observations of their activity /
	Distribution and abundance of marbled murrelets and common murres on the outer coast of Washington summer 1997 through winter 1998-1999 /
	Distribution and abundance of marbled murrelets and common murres on the outer coast of Washington summer 1997 through winter 1998-1999 /
	Distribution and abundance of muskoxen in the Beaverhill Lake area (2000) and the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary (1994), Northwest Territories / This report provides details of the two aerial surveys used to describe muskox Ovibos moschatus abundance and distribution in the central barrens, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. The first survey covered the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary in July and August 1994. The 1994 survey was a stratified transect survey using a float equipped fixed-wing aircraft. After an initial reconnaissance at 13.3% coverage, 3,565 kilometers of the transect were reclassified as the low-density stratum. Three areas were classified as high-density strata and re-flown at 40% coverage. The estimated number of adult muskoxen in the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary in 1994 was 1,095 281 Standard Error (Coefficient of Variation 0.26) and an average density of 1.8 per 100km2. This estimate was likely conservative. Based on all adults seen, including singles, the percentages of calves were 12.0% on transect and 16.4% off transect. In 2000, a fixed-wing aircraft was used to fly a transect survey with uniform coverage (about 20%) covering an area adjacent to the southwest corner of the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary and including the southwest part of the Sanctuary. Most of the area had not been previously surveyed for muskoxen. We counted 261 adult muskoxen and estimated 1320 OE 183 Standard Error (Coefficient of Variation 0.14) with an average density of 3.19 per 100km2. The proportion of calves on and off transect was 5.5%. The survey suggests that muskox distribution is continuous around the western, southern and eastern Thelon Sanctuary between Muskox Management Unit 02 in the NWT and Muskox Management Unit MX21 in Nunavut. The surveys and sightings suggest that muskox distribution has been spreading southwest during the 1980s and 1990s. We recommend establishing a management unit southwest of the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary with an annual quota of 11 muskoxen
	Distribution and abundance of predators that affect duck production--Prairie Pothole Region
	Distribution and abundance of Sigaus childi Jamieson (Orthoptera:Acrididae), a central Otago endemic grasshopper /
	Distribution and biology of the endangered kauri snail, Paryphanta busbyi watti /
	Distribution and biology of the introduced gastropod, Maoricolpus roseus (Quoy and Gamard, 1834) (Caenogastropoda:Turritellidae) in Australia
	Distribution and conservation status of ground weta, Hemiandrus species (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) / Pages 17-18 Distribution and conservation status of ground weta, Hemiandrus species (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) / Pages 19-25 Distribution and conservation status of ground weta, Hemiandrus species (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) / Pages 1-12 Distribution and conservation status of ground weta, Hemiandrus species (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) / Pages 13-16
	Distribution and conservation status of the dune snail Succinea archeyi Powell (Stylommatophora:Succineidae) in northern New Zealand Surveys were carried out from 1994 to 1998 to determine the location, size, habitats and conservation status of extant populations of the endemic dune snail Succinea archeyi Powell. Threats to their continued survival are identified and management actions are suggested
	distribution and ecology of the freshwater molluscs of northern British Columbia
	Distribution and habitat associations of the long-toed salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum) in the Oldman River drainage
	distribution and importance of arthropods associated with agriculture and forestry in Chile Distribucion e importancia de los artropodos asociados a la agricultura y silvicultura en Chile /
	Distribution and movement patterns of chinook salmon returning to the Yukon River Basin in 2000-2002 /
	Distribution and population characteristics of lake trout in Lake McDonald, Glacier National Park implications for suppression / Bull trout Salvelinus confluentus have declined since the establishment of nonnative lake trout Salvelinus namaycush in Lake McDonald, Glacier National Park (GNP). In an attempt to prevent further decline of this population, GNP is considering implementing a lake trout suppression program. I used ultrasonic telemetry to examine the spatial and temporal distribution of lake trout and gill nets to evaluate population characteristics and diet. Model simulations were used to predict lake trout responses to varying levels of suppression. I relocated 36 lake trout (508-859 mm total length) 1,137 times from June through November 2003 and March through November 2004. Lake trout had a narrow vertical distribution during all seasons in both 2003 and 2004, rarely occupying depths >30 m. During thermal stratification, lake trout occupied depths in the upper hypolimnion where mean temperature varied from 8-9C and dissolved oxygen was highest. Lake trout typically were suspended in the water column during all seasons except autumn. When spawning commenced in late-October, lake trout were associated with littoral habitats containing clean cobble and boulder substrates. The lake trout population had a broad age structure and a maximum age of 37 years. Males reached maturity earlier (12 years) than females (15 years), and total annual mortality rate for lake trout ages 8-27 was 13.2%. Growth rates were slow and relative weight values were among the lowest observed for lake trout throughout their range. Food habits were sampled from 254 lake trout, and 95% of the diet by weight consisted of fish prey. Model simulations indicated that substantial population reduction could be achieved with moderate exploitation (20-50%); however, this was more easily achieved as the size at which lake trout could effectively be captured was reduced. Simulations suggested that recruitment could be reduced to a level where adults are not being replaced at low exploitation (10-30%). These data will allow suppression efforts to be focused at times and places that will maximize efficiency, and population simulations suggest that substantial reduction of the lake trout population is feasible. Ultimately, results from this study should promote recovery of bull trout in Lake McDonald
	Distribution and productivity of least terns and piping plovers along the Missouri and Cheyenne rivers in South Dakota
	Distribution and relative abundance of small mammals of the western plains of Alberta as determined from great horned owl pellets
	Distribution and sighting frequency of reef fishes in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
	Distribution and sighting frequency of reef fishes in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
	Distribution and status of native carnivorous land snails in the genera Wainuia and Rhytida /
	distribution and zonation of intertidal organisms of rocky coasts in south eastern Australia The intertidal flora and fauna of southeastern Australia (Robe, South Australia to southern New South Wales, including Tasmania) is described in terms of its horizontal and vertical distribution. A detailed account of intertidal zonation, on the central Victorian coast and Bass Strait islands, is included. Environmental features are discussed and sea temperature data for Pt. Lonsdale is presented. Analysis of the marine flora in southeastern Australia suggests that the concept of separate biogeographic provinces in this region is invalid and the flora is best interpreted as a continuum
	Distribution of breeding birds in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
	Distribution of fine roots in forest areas close to the Swedish Forsmark and Oskarshamn nuclear power plants /
	distribution of Kemp's ridley sea turtles (Lepidochelys kempi) along the Texas coast : an atlas /
	distribution of kinship systems in North America
	Distribution of Ord's kangaroo rats in southeastern Alberta
	distribution of seabirds on Alaskan longline fishing grounds 2002 data report /
	Distribution of selected small mammals in Alberta Summarizes the status and distribution in Alberta of 15 small mammal species: prairie shrew (Sorex haydeni), wandering shrew (Sorex vagrans), long-eared bat (Myotis evotis), long-legged bat (Myotis volans), western small-footed bat (Myotis ciliolabrum), hoary bat (Lasiurus cinereus), Franklin's ground squirrel (Spermophilus franklinii), olive-backed pocket mouse (Perognathus fasciatus), western harvest mouse (Reithrodontomys megalotis), northern grasshopper mouse (Onychomys leucogaster), taiga vole (Microtus xanthognathus), prairie vole (Microtus ochrogaster), water vole (Microtus richardsoni), sagebrush vole (Lemmiscus curtatus), brown lemming (Lemmus sibiricus)
	Distribution of the very rare moss Epipterygium opararense and recommendations for track upgrades at Oparara : short communication /
	Distribution, abundance, and habitat selection of northern pygmy and barred owls along the eastern slopes of the Alberta Rocky Mountains
	Distribution, abundance, and pup production of the New Zealand fur seal (Arctocephalus forsteri Lesson) at the Bounty Islands /
	Distribution, relative abundance, and developmental morphology of paralarval cephalopods in the western North Atlantic Ocean /
	distributional checklist of the beetles (Coleoptera) of Florida /
	District policy and beginning teachers : where the twain shall meet
	District policy and beginning teachers : where the Twain shall meet : a research report /
	diversidad biologica en las evaluaciones de impacto : documento de antecedentes de la decision VII/28 del Convenio sobre la Diversidad Biologica : Directrices voluntarias sobre evaluaciones de impacto, incluida la diversidad biologica
	Diversity and growth of epiphytic macrolichens in northwestern Patagonian Nothofagus forests /
	Diversity and taxonomic status of some New Zealand grasshoppers / Little is known about the taxonomic and conservation status of low-altitude populations of New Zealand grasshoppers (Acrididae). We examined the extent of differences between populations belonging to three groups: Sigaus piliferus, the Brachaspis nivalis complex, and the Sigaus australis complex. There is evidence that the North Island species S. piliferus falls into two groups: individuals in the Tararua Ranges and those north of the Manawatu Gorge. In the South Island, the B. nivalis complex is made up of two subgroups: from central Canterbury to Marlborough, and from south Canterbury to north Otago. There are four subgroups within the S. australis complex: one in central Canterbury and three in Otago. There are also several morphologically distinct populations within the B. nivalis and S. australis complexes, but further work is needed to fully describe these forms. When managing these grasshoppers, it is important that this geographic and morphological variation is considered and represented within management units
	diversity of the seas : a regional approach /
	Divinatio
	divine feudal law, or, Covenants with mankind, represented /
	DML 2008 : towards digital mathematics library : Birmingham, UK, July 27th, 2008 : proceedings /
	DML 2009 towards a digital mathematics library : Grand Bend, Ontario, Canada, July 8-9th, 2009 /
	DNA profiling of captive roseate spoonbill (Ajaia ajaja) populations as a mechanism of determining lineage in colonial nesting birds
	DNA sexing of brown kiwi (Apteryx mantelli) from feather samples /
	Do banks follow their customers abroad? / - UW restricted
	Do weeds respond to pest animal control? /
	DOC research & development series
	DOC science internal series (New Zealand. Science & Technical Publishing) 2001 to 2005
	Doctor's guide to diabetes information & resources The latest medical news and information for patients diagnosed with diabetes and diabetes-related disorders
	Documenting the American South (Public display) A collection of sources on Southern history, literature and culture from the colonial period through the first decades of the twentieth century. The Academic Affairs Library plans to continue to add new projects and documents
	Documents from the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention 1774-1789 Documents relating to the work of Congress and the drafting and ratification of the Constitution. Part of the American Memory Project at the Library of Congress
	DoD issuances Online versions of directives, instructions, publications, and directive-like memoranda issued by the Dept. of Defense
	Does a toxic fungal endophyte of tall fescue affect reproduction of takahe on offshore islands? / Tall fescue (Schedonorus phoenix) is a cultivated grass that in New Zealand is often infected with a fungal endophyte known to be toxic to livestock and other wildlife including birds. We determined whether tall fescue was present on two offshore islands (Maud and Tiritiri Matangi) where endangered takahe (Porphyrio hochstetteri) have been introduced and are known to suffer from high rates of egg infertility and poor hatching success. Despite extensive surveys, tall fescue was not observed on either island. Takahe on these islands fed almost exclusively on introduced grasses, particularly cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata) and Yorkshire fog (Holcus lanatus), but none of these grasses are known to have toxic endophytes associated with them. Hence other factors must be responsible for the low reproductive success of takahe on islands. However, tall fescue is widespread throughout mainland New Zealand and managers must monitor for its presence to prevent its establishment on islands
	DoHistory "DoHistory invites you to explore the process of piecing together the lives of ordinary people in the past. It is an experimental, interactive case study based on the research that went into the book and film A Midwife's Tale, which were both based upon the remarkable 200 year old diary of midwife/healer Martha Ballard. Although DoHistory is centered on the life of Martha Ballard, you can learn basic skills and techniques for interpreting fragments that survive from any period in history."--About this site
	Doing business Business students working on assignments on International Business will be particularly interested in using reports under Doing Business in various economies/countries
	Doing business in ... /
	Doing business measuring business regulations "The Doing Business Database provides objective measures of business regulations and their enforcement. The Doing Business indicators are comparable across 145 economies. They indicate the regulatory costs of business and can be used to analyze specific regulations that enhance or constrain investment, productivity and growth." Links to the annual report: Doing business in [year]
	Doing school choice right : preliminary findings /
	Dokumentasjonsprosjektet A nationwide project by the four Norwegian universities to digitize materials dealing with archaeology, lexicography, history, folklore, and place names. Includes some searchable databases
	dollar's future as the world's reserve currency the challenge of the Euro /
	Domain decomposition methods 10 the Tenth International Conference on Domain Decomposition Methods, August 10-14, 1997, Boulder, CO / - UW restricted
	Domestic & dating violence : an information and resource handbook
	Domestic aviation competition series A collection of DOT publications relating to the competitive environment in the domestic airline industry
	Domestic market activity in solid wood products in the United States, 1950-1998 /
	domestic red scare it didn't start with McCarthy Home page of the All Powers Project, designed by the University of Washington to examine and commemorate the anti-communist hearings of the Canwell Committee
	Domestic violence : in search of well-informed policy /
	Domestication of Chukrasia
	Don Eldridge : an oral history /
	Don't ask, don't tell a costly and wasteful choice / Since the current policy known as "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" was adopted in the early 1990s, several changes have taken place which call into question the policy's validity. Firstly, the argument proponents of the ban use to justify it, namely that cohesion would suffer if admitted homosexuals were allowed to serve, has been undercut by social science analyses on the correlation between cohesion and performance. Their argument has also been undercut by empirical evidence from several nations that have lifted all restrictions on homosexual service, yet have suffered no decrease in cohesion or performance, despite the reticence of their respective militaries to lift the bans. At the same time, the US public has moved toward a greater acceptance of the notion of admitted homosexuals serving in the military, with 79% approving in a December 2003 Gallup Poll, including 91% of all Americans age 18-29. Evidence also indicates the current policy costs at least $40 million per year just to replace those who have been discharged due to their sexual orientation. Other costs include wasted human resources at a time of critical shortfalls in many specialties essential to the ongoing Global War on Terror, and the immeasurable cost of sanctioned unjustifiable discrimination by the US Government. The time to lift all restrictions on homosexual service in the US Armed Forces has come
	Don't ask, don't tell hidden in the crowd : the need for documenting links between sexuality and suicidal behaviours among young people : report of the Same-sex Attracted Youth Suicide Data Collection Project / PANDORA Archive site Don't ask, don't tell hidden in the crowd : the need for documenting links between sexuality and suicidal behaviours among young people : report of the Same-sex Attracted Youth Suicide Data Collection Project / ARCSHS site
	Don't ask, don't tell is the gay ban based on military necessity? /
	Don't ask, don't tell, don't pursue Provides access to primary materials on the U.S. military's policy on sexual orientation, from World War I to the present, as identified by Professor Janet E. Halley's book, Don't: A Reader's Guide to the Military's Anti-Gay Policy (Duke University Press, 1999), including legislation; regulations; internal directives of service branches; materials on particular service members' proceedings (from hearing board transcripts to litigation papers and court decisions); policy documents generated by the military, Congress, the Department of Defense and other offices of the Executive branch; and advocacy documents submitted to government entities
	Doom patrols : a theoretical fiction about postmodernism /
	Downstream fall migrations of native salmonids from major tributaries associated with Hells Canyon Complex-Snake River /
	Downtown Honolulu trees self-guided tour
	Draft environmental assessment on issuing a quota to the Makah Indian tribe for a subsistence hunt on gray whales for the years 2001 and 2002
	Draft environmental impact statement on alternatives for sustainable forest management of state trust lands in Western Washington and for determining the sustainable harvest level
	Draft general management plan, environmental impact statement, Olympic National Park, Washington /
	Draft implementation document for the pesticide active ingredient production NESHAP (40 CFR 63, Subpart MMM)
	Draft Northwest Straits overview a science gap report / Draft Northwest Straits overview a science gap report /
	Draft recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains checker-mallow)
	Draft revised recovery plan for Hawaiian forest birds
	Draft revised recovery plan for the Nene or Hawaiian goose (Branta sandvicensis)
	Draft Washington State recovery plan for the fisher /
	Draft Washington State recovery plan for the lynx /
	Draft Washington State recovery plan for the sage-grouse /
	Draft Washington State recovery plan for the sea otter /
	Draft Washington State status report for the Aleutian Canada goose /
	Draft Washington State status report for the common loon /
	Draft Washington State status report for the killer whale /
	Draft Washington State status report for the peregrine falcon /
	Draft Washington State status report for the sage grouse /
	Draft Washington State status report for the sharp-tailed grouse /
	dragonflies (Insecta:Odonata) of the Columbia Basin, British Columbia field surveys, collections development, and public education /
	Dragonflies and damselflies (Odonata) of the United States
	Drainage management in New Zealand : a review of existing activities and alternative management practices /
	Drama criticism - UW restricted (Literature Criticism Online) 1991 to present
	Dramas of Haymarket The site examines selected materials from the Chicago Historical Society's "Haymarket Affair Digital Collection," an electronic archive of Haymarket holdings. The site is divided into a Prologue, an Epilogue, and five Acts. Each Act contains collections of images and related texts, while some Acts also contain video clips, audio clips, and/or virtual reality segments
	Dredging activities marine issues : white paper /
	Driver distraction a review of the literature /
	Drug facts & comparisons pocket version - UW restricted
	Drug information
	Drug use, hepatitis C, and exposure to injecting among young people in New South Wales : the Big Day Out survey 2006-2009 /
	Drugs and crime facts
	Dry tilt network at Mount Rainier, Washington
	Drying hardwood lumber /
	DSHS Administrative Policy 7.01 : statewide and regional action plans for services to American Indian tribes and communities / 2009
	DSHS city data report : guide to client services and expenditures 1994
	DSHS clients and services Provides data on users of Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. Data is provided for the state, for counties, legislative districts and DSHS regions. Services covered include: aging and adult services, alcohol and substance abuse, children's services, developmental disabilities services, economic services, juvenile rehabilitation services, medical assistance, mental health services, and vocational rehabilitation. Racial breakdowns are available for state, counties, and DSHS regions. Other breakdowns include youth, adult, senior; number served, use rate, total spent, and cost per client. A summary of services by county is also included
	DSHS Community Services Office data report 1992
	DSHS county data report 1991 to 1994
	DSHS legislative district data report 1992 to 1994
	Duane's ophthalmology - UW restricted
	Dublin Core Metadata Element Set an American national standard /
	Ducks at a distance : a waterfowl identification guide /
	Dugong status report and action plans for countries and territories /
	Duke Papyrus Archive The Duke Papyrus Archive provides access to catalog records and images of a portion of Duke's 1,100 papyri from Ancient Egypt
	Duluth lynchings online resource a collection of historical documents relating to the tragic events of June 15, 1920 / An in-depth and scholarly resource of primary source materials related to the lynching in Duluth, Minnesota of three young black men on June 15, 1920
	Dumbarton Oaks papers 1999 to 2003
	Dungeness River and Matriotti Creek total maximum daily load study : preliminary data results for November 1999 through October 2000 /
	Dungeness River Chinook Salmon Rebuilding Project progress report 1993/1999
	Dungeness River/Matriotti Creek fecal coliform bacteria total maximum daily load study : streamflow summary /
	Duracion del desempleo, duracion de las prestaciones y ciclo economico /
	Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) in New Zealand waters : present knowledge and research goals /
	Duwamish River coastal America restoration and reference sites : results from 1997 monitoring studies /
	Dying speeches & bloody murders crime broadsides collected by the Harvard Law School Library Just as programs are sold at sporting events today, broadsides, styled at the time as "Last Dying Speeches" or "Bloody Murders," were sold to the audiences that gathered to witness public executions in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Britain. These ephemeral publications were intended for the middle or lower classes, and most sold for a penny or less. Published in British towns and cities by printers who specialized in this type of street literature, a typical example features an illustration (usually of the criminal, the crime scene, or the execution); an account of the crime and (sometimes) the trial; and the purported confession of the criminal, often cautioning the reader in doggerel verse to avoid the fate awaiting the perpetrator
	dynamic model of semipalmated sandpiper migration implications for conservation /
	Dynamical systems : lectures given at the C.I.M.E. summer school held in Cetraro, Italy, June 19-26, 2000 /
	dynamics of cavity excavation and use by the red-cockaded woodpecker (Picoides borealis) Quantification of cavity excavation produced strong empirical support for the ecological constraints model for the evolution of delayed dispersal in the red-cockaded woodpecker. The long times required for cavity excavation select for competition over breeding vacancies in established territories and against excavation of cavities in unoccupied habitat. Duration of excavation varies between woodpecker populations, but may require over 13 years in longleaf pine and over 10 years in loblolly pine. Duration of excavation is extremely variable. Much of the variation is due to variation in effort by excavating woodpeckers, which is in turn related to the need for new cavities in relation to the number of available cavities on a territory. An average of only 11% of an individual's time budget is devoted to excavation, and only one individual per group makes significant contributions to excavation. Once completed, cavities are used for periods that may exceed fifteen years. Cavities in longleaf pine are used for significantly longer periods than cavities in loblolly. Whereas cavities no longer used as nests are abandoned altogether in loblolly, they are still roosted in for many years in longleaf. Final abandonment of longleaf cavities appears to be related to cavity loss. Quantification of cavity turnover revealed that three of the study populations (MACK, CNF, and CL) were stable in cavity numbers over the study period, while a fourth (FB) underwent alarming declines. The continued use of restrictors and artificial cavities, and the protection of old-growth upon which the woodpeckers depend for excavation, are recommended
	Dynamics of kahikatea forest remnants in middle North Island : implications for threatened and local plants / The probability that threatened or local plant species will be present in any remnant stand of kahikatea-dominated forest depends on the regional species pool, if the stand fulfills the requirements of candidate species and if the stand has been a persistent part of the landscape
	dynamics of multiple dimensions of identity for lesbian college students Regardless of whether identity was externally or internally constructed, the participants were most aware of interactions between sexual orientation and gender. Sexual orientation typically contributed to a more complex understanding of gender. Consistent with queer theory, the participants challenged the causal relationship between biological sex and gender. Interactions between sexual orientation and identity dimensions such as race, culture, religion, and social class greatly varied among the participants
	Dynamics, ergodic theory, and geometry /

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Dactylanthus taylorii recovery plan review, 1995-2000 /

Dactylanthus taylorii recovery plan, 2004-14 /

Dairy products ... summary /

Dancing across borders women who become lesbians in mid-life /

Danforth's obstetrics and gynecology -

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Danish government borrowing and debt /

Danjo kyodo sankaku hakusho

Dansk nationallitterrt arkiv (DNA) quicklist
A searchable collection of Danish electronic literature available from the Royal Library in Denmark

darstellende Geometrie in organischer Verbindung mit der Geometrie der Lage vol.1
darstellende Geometrie in organischer Verbindung mit der Geometrie der Lage vol.2
darstellende Geometrie in organischer Verbindung mit der Geometrie der Lage vol.3

DART-Europe E-theses portal (DEEP)
Provides a single portal for the discovery of European Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs)

Darwin Correspondence Project
"Exists to publish the definitive edition of letters to and from Charles Darwin ... When complete, the series will comprise approximately 30 volumes."

Darwin digital library of evolution
Based at the American Museum of Natural History Library, the goal of the Darwin Digital Library of Evolution is to make the full literature of evolution available online within a historically and topically coherent structure, drawing on resources of members of the Biodiversity Heritage Library Consortium and contributions from the Natural History Museum (London) and the Missouri Botanical Garden

Data acquisition for forestry planning by remote sensing based sample plot imputation /

Data base for early postfire succession in northern Rocky Mountain forests

Data base of impact craters on Venus based on analysis of Magellan radar images and altimetry data

Data of oceanographic and marine meteorological observation 2005 to present
Contains oceanographic and marine meteorological observations by research vessels and by ocean data buoys in the western North Pacific and the seas adjacent to Japan

Data record of oceanographic observations 1994 to present

Data report / (Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission) no.11 to present

Data report : 2002 Aleutian Islands bottom trawl survey /

Data summary : Spokane River and Lake Spokane (Long Lake) pollutant loading assessment for protecting dissolved oxygen /

Database for chemical contents of streams on the White Mountain National Forest

Date Creek silvicultural systems study in the interior cedar-hemlock forests of northwestern British Columbia : overview and treatment summaries /

Date Creek Silvicultural Systems Study in the Interior Cedar-Hemlock Forests of Northwestern British Columbia: Overview and Treatment Summaries

Daughters of the reconquest : women in Castilian town society, 1100-1300 /

David Perdue's Charles Dickens page
"This site offers concise introductory information on a wide variety of Dickens-related topics."

DB of Korean classics
A searchable database that provides translated classics, documents from the national archives, comprehensive edition of Korean literary collections, original editions of National Studies, recitation of Confucian classics, and video lectures

DC circuits

De imperatoribus Romanis an online encylopedia of Roman emperors
This site provides its users with short, scholarly lives of Byzantine and Roman emperors and their relatives. Each essay is written by a scholarly expert. Also includes descriptions of imperials battles, imperial family trees, an ancient and medieval atlas, and a link to a virtual catalog of Roman coins

De institutione arithmetica, libri duo : De institutione musica, libri quinque : accedit Geometrica quae fertur Boethii

Dead wood retention and the risk of bark beetle attack /
The ability of P. chalcographus to kill trees and reproduce in them has previously been little studied. Here, attacks on living trees were induced by baiting trees with pheromone dispensers. The tree-killing ability was low. Reproductive success in killed trees was generally low, but was significantly higher in trees also attacked by I. typographus

Dealing with climate change -

UW restricted (OECD iLibrary) 2001 to 2002

Dealing with drought a handbook for water suppliers in British Columbia

Dear Bess love letters from the president
Digitized collection of Truman's letters to Bess between from 1911-1957 which forms the focal point of an exhibition held at the Truman Library and Museum from February 12, 1998 through January 5, 1998. Includes digitized versions of some letters from Bess to Harry

Dear colleague letters
Compilation of letter series from the Dept. of Education directed to financial aid officers and others

Debates of the Senate: official report (Hansard) 35th Parliament, 2nd Session, v.135 1996 to present

Decameron Web
"Designed to make the text and various interpretations of [the Decameron] available. ...an ever-growing body of information related to Giovanni Boccaccio, to the Decameron, and to the culture of 14th-century italy." Includes sections on history, society, arts, and religion

Decision making by commercial fishermen /

decision to drop the atomic bomb
Collection of approximately 600 pages digitized documents on the decision to bomb Japan during World War II provided by the Truman Library and Museum

Decisions of the nineteenth century Tasmanian superior courts
Includes edited records of decisions made by the superior courts of Tasmania in the nineteenth century. Includes comprehensive collection covering the range of cases taken before the court

decline of caribou on northwest Victoria Island, 1980-93 /

decline of Pacific madrone (Arbutus menziesii Pursh) : current theory and research directions : proceedings of the April 28, 1995 symposium held at the Center for Urban Horticulture, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington & subsequent research pap

Declines of greater and lesser scaup populations issues, hypotheses, and research directions : summary report for the Scaup Workshop, 9-10 September 1998, Jamestown, ND /

Deconstructing the racialisation experience of Asian Australians process, impact, and response /
In addition, the study demonstrates how Asian Australians cope with the stress of their everyday racialisation by drawing from their personal repertoire of discursive, cognitive and behavioural strategies. These, in combination with outside support mechanisms, make up what can be termed "everyday anti-racism" strategies. Racialisation provides valuable insights into when, how and why racialised subjects deploy these different strategies to negotiate, contest and bridge the constraints and boundaries imposed on them. The study offers an integrated model for understanding racialisation experience and lays the foundation for developing further the concepts of "everyday racialisation" and "everyday antiracism."

Deconstructing the representation of AIDS in poetry
In poetry written about AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome), the contraction of the disease is continually divulged by explaining to which group the poet, as speaking subject, or the subject, as the individual about whom the poem is written, belongs. A homosexual, as subject or speaking subject in AIDS poetry, confesses the means of contraction of HIV to be gay sex. An intravenous drug abuser, as subject or speaking subject in AIDS poetry, confesses the sharing of syringes as the means of contraction. The subject or speaking subject's position within a socially-defined community or an identity group continually reaffirms the belief that AIDS only affects certain already-marginalized groups. Read individually, poems about AIDS continually marginalize the experience of those infected by failing to acknowledge the universality of AIDS from which, as Jacques Derrida explains, "no human is ever safe" (Derrida, 20). In my thesis, I will argue that the poetic representation of AIDS is informed by identity issues that resist universalizing the experience of AIDS

Deep canyon and subalpine riparian and wetland plant associations of the Malheur, Umatilla, and Wallowa-Whitman National Forests /

Deep-bottom fishing techniques for the Pacific Islands : a manual for fishermen /

Deep-water fishes : the Fisheries Society of the British Isles Annual Symposium held in Aberdeen, Scotland, 1-5 July 1996 / -

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Deer (family Cervidae) in Queensland /

Deer : status survey and conservation action plan /

Deer and elk habitat workshops : job completion report /

Deer impacts on tawa (Beilschmiedia tawa) regeneration /
Tawa (Beilschmiedia tawa) is the predominant canopy tree species in extensive tracts of old-growth forest across much of the North Island, New Zealand. The regeneration of this slow-growing, late-successional species is crucial for canopy maintenance in these forests. The impacts of herbivory on tawa regeneration were assessed in tawa-dominant forests in the North Island. There was no significant change in seedling densities between 1997 and 2006 in 31 permanent plots at Otamatuna in northern Te Urewera National Park, despite intensive red deer (Cervus elaphus) control during this period. Similarly, the exclosure of deer from two larger plots over a similar period in the same area did not affect tawa seedling density. Seedling densities in 15 subplots of large permanent plots elsewhere in the region were not correlated with deer history, which varied from never present to c. 50 years of presence. Seedling populations of thousands per hectare are probably adequate to maintain tawa at current densities; however, populations of hundreds of seedlings per hectare may not be. Established seedling densities in northern Te Urewera National Park were relatively low, ranging from 500 to 1250 per hectare, suggesting there may be cause for concern there. Furthermore, seedling populations declined by 16%-82% over 22-40 years in four of the permanent subplots. Although the data analysed here did not implicate deer herbivory in these declines, previous exclosure studies over longer periods in the same region did. The overall impression from the equivocal results reviewed here is that herbivory may be impairing tawa regeneration in some places. Recommendations are made for further research requirements

DeerNet biology and management of the world's ungulates
"DeerNet summarizes Internet resources dealing with the ecology, management and economic utilisation of hoofed mammals. It reflects the research interests of the Wildlife Productivity and Management Program at the University of Alberta but is intended as a comprehensive resource for students, managers and scientists"--Overview page

Defences and responses : woody species and large herbivores in African savannas /

Defense almanac
Provides a variety of information and statistical material about the Department of Defense, its people, organization, equipment, and funding

defensive expansion approach to multinational banking : evidence to date / -

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Defining common ground for the Mesoamerican biological corridor /

Definition and inventory of old growth forests on DNR-managed state lands

Definition of "species" under the Endangered Species Act : application to Pacific salmon /

Degradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by actinomycetes /
The potential of some actinomycetes to degrade polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) and the effect of co-substrates, plants and other additives on their degradation and bioavailability was studied. A glass bead system for growth of PAH-degrading actinomycetes in liquid culture was developed and used for the screening of strains for biosurfactant activity and phenanthrene degradation in the presence of different co-substrates. Indication of biosurfactant production by all tested strains was obtained with hexadecane and rapeseed oil as co-substrates but not with glucose. Rhodococcus sp. DSM 44126 was identified as R. wratislaviensis and found to be able to degrade phenanthrene and anthracene. An actinomycete with a high capacity to degrade phenanthrene and pyrene was isolated from an agricultural soil and identified as Mycobacterium LP1. The catabolic activity of both strains was studied in liquid cultures and in soil. Several additives were also tested for their effect on PAH degradation in soils. The surfactant Triton X-100, but not wheat straw, promoted PAH degradation in a soil with aged creosote by increasing the bioavailability of the compounds. The presence of plants increased the proportion of active microorganisms and enhanced PAH degradation, likely due to root exudates provided by the plants. In a PAH-spiked soil, the addition of rapeseed oil (1% w/w) stimulated the degradation of anthracene and benzo(a)pyrene mainly as a result of abiotic processes, but negatively affected the degradation of phenanthrene and pyrene, probably due to limitations in nutrient and oxygen supply. Based on these results, a new sequential treatment in two steps for cleaning PAH-contaminated soil was designed and tested using four different PAH as model substances. The first step consisted of the inoculation with Mycobacterium LP1, favouring biological degradation of low-molecular-weight PAH, and the second step consisted of the addition of rapeseed oil, which promoted the abiotic transformation, and probably also the solubilisation, of the high-molecular-weight PAH

Deja vu all over again?" : why dialogue won't solve the Kashmir dispute /

Delaware Piedmont geology, including a guide to the rocks of Red Clay Valley /

Delaware, its rocks, minerals, and fossils helpful hints for identification and collection /

DeLee & Drez's orthopaedic sports medicine principles and practice / -

UW restricted (MDConsult)

Delegation generale a la langue francaise
Produced by the French Ministry of Culture with links concerning the use and spread of the French language

Delivering health care in America : a systems approach / -

UW restricted (R2Library)

Delmar's fundamental & advanced nursing skills / -

UW restricted

Demand equations of the new monetary aggregates /

demand for nonconsumptive wildlife uses : a review of the literature /

Democracy in America
Digitized version of the English translation of Tocqueville's De la democratie en Amerique. "The site now contains a virtual tour of America based on Tocqueville's itinerary, on his friend Beaumont's letters and journals, on contemporary accounts of other foreign visitors, and on a varietyof examples of material culture of the period." This is a project of the American Studies Programs of the University of Virginia

democratic process promises and challenges : a resource guide produced for the Democracy Education Exchange Project (DEEP) /

Democratic voice of Burma (DVB) Demuikarak tadh Mran ma asa
Web site for the radio program focusing on human rights and other aspects of Burma; includes links to other information

democratization of data : how the internet is shaping the work of data intermediaries /

Demographic parameters of the black petrel (Procellaria parkinsoni) / Pages 1-13
Demographic parameters of the black petrel (Procellaria parkinsoni) / Pages 14-32

demographic perspective on our nation's future /

Demographic yearbook. Annuaire demographique (United Nations Statistics Division) 1949 to present

Demography and population genetic structure of the Australian sea lion, Neophoca cinerea

Demography and security : proceedings of a workshop Paris, France, November 2000 /

Demography of Lewis's woodpecker, breeding bird densities, and riparian aspen integrity in a grazed landscape
Aspen (Populus tremuloides) riparian woodlands are extremely limited in distribution throughout the western U.S., yet these habitats have a disproportionate value to breeding birds. Aspen habitats are also considered prime sheep and cattle summer range, particularly in the semiarid Intermountain West. Such concentrated use has raised concern about the effects of sheep and cattle grazing on these habitats. We examined the influences of sheep and cattle grazing on aspen riparian woodlands and the associated breeding bird community. We had two objectives: 1) to determine how habitats grazed by sheep and cattle influenced the reproductive biology of Lewis's woodpecker (Melanerpes lewis), and 2) to determine how vegetation differed between sheep and cattle-grazed aspen riparian woodlands and how these differences influenced breeding birds densities. To examine what factors influenced nest-site selection in Lewis's woodpecker and whether these factors influenced nest survival, we quantified nest-site characteristics and monitored nests to determine nest fate. Lewis's woodpecker nest-site selection was positively influenced by nest tree diameter and tree density and negatively influenced by increasing amounts of bare ground and woody stems. However, these characteristics were not strong predictors of nest survival. Instead, nest initiation date and daily average temperature had the strongest influence. We then compared several vegetation characteristics between grazing treatments, conducted point transect surveys and used distance sampling techniques to estimate breeding bird densities. Cattle-grazed sites had more bare ground, less herbaceous cover, lower willow (Salix spp.) densities, and lower aspen densities than sheep-grazed sites. Differences in breeding bird densities between these grazing treatments reflected these vegetation differences, as ground-nesting species and riparian specialists had lower densities in cattle-grazed areas. Data from this study provide landowners and land managers with information on the habitat requirements of sensitive bird species needed to implement compatible grazing strategies in aspen riparian woodlands

Den control of stoats (Mustela erminea) in Trounson Kauri Park, Northland
Locating natal stoat dens using trained predator dogs and controlling any containing female stoats and dependent young near a managed conservation area is potentially an effective management method, reducing the summer influx of young stoats into the ecosystem at a particularly vulnerable period for newly hatched kiwi chicks. A pilot study started in September 2001 was intended to test the effectiveness of targeting and controlling stoat dens in Trounson Kauri Park (a mainland island) and its environs. Once located by trained dogs, stoat dens had the specified number of Magtoxin pellets placed inside and all entrances were then sealed. Out of fifteen possible dens only two were effectively controlled with Magtoxin (with two others possibly controlled, although the animals from them were not recovered, and the female from another was trapped and killed). The main reason for the ineffectiveness of control was that not all tunnels to a den were located and blocked. It was also thought that Magtoxin might not be appropriate to use for some dens and might need to be used in conjunction with trapping. It was suggested that the timing of future den searching be shifted to October and November, and a combination of control methods be used

Dendrome a forest tree genome database
Dendrome is a collection of forest tree genome databases and other forest genetic information resources for the international forest genetics community. Dendrome also provides links to other forest biology and genome resources

Department of Conservation fire research needs analysis : report on a project to implement recommendation 7 of DOC's fire management systems audit /

Department of Conservation technical series (New Zealand. Dept of Conservation) 1993 to present

Department of Defense dictionary of military and associated terms (HTML version of current issue) HTML version of current issue
Department of Defense dictionary of military and associated terms (PDF version of current issue) PDF version of current issue

Departmental faculty salary analysis

Departmental performance plan

DEPATISnet [German patent information system (DEPATIS)]
This database,DEPATIS, is provided by the German Patent and Trade Mark Office (GPTO). Includes patent documents from around the world in addition to German patent information

Depleted uranium in Bosnia and Herzegovina post-conflict environmental assessment

Deposit insurance : an annotated bibliography, 1989-1999

Depression is a treatable illness : a patient's guide

Dept of State, background notes
Concise, authoritative booklets that describe more than 170 countries and geographic entities, as well as selected international organizations. The most current information on people, culture, geography, history, government, economy, and political conditions plus travel tips

Depth and stratigraphy of Quaternary deposits : preliminary site description, Laxemar subarea--version 1.2 /

Depth and stratigraphy of regolith : site descriptive modelling, SDM-Site Laxemar /

Depth and stratigraphy of regolith at Forsmark : site descriptive modelling, SDM-Site Forsmark /

Derivation of nominal strength for wood utility poles /

Describing ecosystems in the field /

description and analysis of New Zealand's spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias) fisheries and recommendations on appropriate methods to monitor the status of the stocks /

Description and economic analysis of intensive marine shrimp culture in Taiwan and simulated technology transfer to Hawaii in 1985 /

Description of the biology and an assessment of the fishery for adult longfinned eels in NSW /

Descriptive analysis of catch and effort data from New Zealand black cardinalfish (Epigonus telescopus) fisheries for the fishing years 1979-80 to 2002-03 /

Descriptive cataloging guidelines for pre-Meiji Japanese books
These guidelines provide instructions for cataloging Japanese printed books, bound manuscripts, scrolls, handmade albums, single-sheet publications, and Chinese books produced in Japan before the introduction of machine printing in the nineteenth century (i.e., before 1868)

Desegregation of the Armed Forces
In addition to the chronology, users can search or browse a digital archive from the Whistlestop Project of the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library. This specific collection contains documents covering the Truman administration's involvement with the desegregation of the United States Armed Forces

Desert documentary the Spanish years, 1767-1821 /

design & monitoring of marine reserves /

design and construction of tunnels using the approach based on the analysis of controlled deformation in rocks and soils /

Design and feasibility of wash-down stations for boating equipment entering the Rotorua Lakes /
Biological diversity in the Rotorua Lakes, New Zealand, is under threat from aquatic pests, in particular pest fish species and various lake weeds. This report considers possible solutions to both out-of-district contamination and cross-contamination of the Rotorua Lakes. A network comprising ten decontamination facilities is proposed, with facilities located on public land: specifically, land managed by the Department of Conservation and road reserves. A number of decontamination methods are considered. The two methods that are recommended for further investigation are high-pressure, multi-nozzle water blasting, and a combination of dipping and ultrasonic irradiation. Incentives to use the decontamination facilities and construction and operational costs are considered. As a case study, a facility located at the southern entrance to Rotorua is considered. Possible costs to establish this case-study facility are also provided. It is proposed that a single case-study facility be established initially, and monitored for operational and strategic success

Design and practice of water allocation rules : lessons from warabandi in Pakistan's Punjab /

Design and use of artificial refuges for monitoring adult tree weta, Hemideina crassidens and H. thoracica /
Artificial refuges were investigated for assessing populations of tree weta (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) in New Zealand by testing refuge design with adult Hemideina crassidens and H. thoracica in the laboratory, in a temperature-controlled glasshouse and in the field at six forest sites covering a range of altitudes and vegetation types. In laboratory and glasshouse tests, both species preferred refuges made from aged pine (Pinus radiata) to fresh pine, and willow wood (Salix alba) to pine. Neither species of adult entered holes 10 mm in diameter, but both entered holes 16 mm or 25 mm in diameter. Adult H. crassidens preferred galleries with tapering terminations to rounded terminations, refuges without Perspex observation windows, and refuges made from willow wood over those made of concrete. Adult H. thoracica preferred refuges made from concrete to willow wood. Adult mice (Mus musculus), which are potential predators of weta, were largely excluded from galleries with entrances <= 18 mm in diameter. In the field, the number of tree weta found in artificial refuges varied amongst the six sites. Weta first appeared 1.9 months after refuges were set, and reached maximum numbers after 2.14 months. Both species usually occurred singly in galleries and most frequently in long, upturned galleries. The number of weta in refuges varied little with height above ground, but there is evidence that this was positively correlated with the number of weta in natural cavities and was higher where rodents were controlled. There was no difference between the number of weta found in refuges in the interior of a forest and near the forest edge

Design elements of a mandatory market-based greenhouse gas regulatory system

Design guideline for the reintroduction of wood into Australian streams

Design in virtual environments using architectural metaphor : a HIT lab gallery /

Design of ice booms /
This technical digest provides basic engineering design guidance for floating ice retention structures or ice booms. Basic types of booms and their ice control objectives are described briefly. The basic theory and equations used in ice boom design are then presented and typical structural components described

Designation of critical habitat for southern resident killer whales biological report

Designing clinical research / -

UW restricted (R2Library)

Designing incentive compatible regulation in banking : role of penalty in the precommitment approach /

Designing science graphs for data analysis and presentation : the bad, the good, and the better /

DESIM user's manual : a procedural guide for designing and simulating hardwood sawmill systems /

Desired future conditions of riparian areas on southeastern national forests
Finally, I designed, tested, and evaluated a public involvement process that identified public values for use in the development of DFCs for riparian areas on the Jefferson National Forest. I used a combination of alternative dispute resolution techniques and the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), a participatory decision-making tool. I used surveys before and after the riparian meetings to evaluate the effectiveness of the public involvement process. Survey respondents generally were middle-aged, well-educated, high-income males who were long-time residents of the area. Riparian meeting participants indicated that the DFC for riparian areas on the JNF should strongly emphasize water quality and quantity, protection of riparian-dependent species and their habitats, and maintenance of the integrity of the relationship between riparian areas and the surrounding environment. Participants indicated recreational and commodity uses of riparian areas could occur as long as they did not negatively affect the other, more highly valued characteristics of riparian areas. Participants felt that the meetings were fair, that diverse interests were represented, that they had enough information to participate in the process, and that it was a wise use of their time

Destination agriculture

Destination industry

Destination maritime

Detecting critical changes in mohua (Mohoua ochrocephala) abundance : inferences from a second year's data /

detection and characterisation of Helicobacter species in Australian marsupials
Phylogenetic analysis of the new possum Helicobacters showed that they shared a common ancestor. Comparison of Helicobacter species isolated from different species of marsupial and placental mammals, as well as birds, showed that differences in environmental location i.e. gastric vs lower bowel had a major impact on the position of the Helicobacters on the phylogenetic tree

Detection and preliminary evaluation of natural enemies for possible biological control of the northern Pacific seastar, Asterias amurensis /

Detection of active decay at groundline in utility poles /

Detection of human-induced stress in streams : comparison of bioassessment approaches using macroinvertebrates /

Detection of sea otters in boat-based surveys of Prince William Sound, Alaska /

Detection of sooty shearwater chicks (Puffinus griseus) by response to sound /

determinacion de los tipos de interes activos y pasivos de bancos y cajas de ahorro /

Determinanten : eine Darstellung ihrer Theorie und Anwendungen mit Rucksicht auf die neuren Forschungen /

Determinants,

Determinants of breeding distributions of ducks

determinants of international banking expansion / -

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determinants of international banking expansion / -

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Determination of habitat preferences of pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) on the rolling plains of Texas using GIS and remote sensing
The Rocker b Ranch on the southern rolling plains has one of the last sizeable populations of pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) in Texas. To investigate habitat utilization on the ranch, pronghorn were fitted with GPS/VHF collars and were released into pastures surrounded by a variety of fences to determine how fence types affected habitat selection. Habitat parameters chosen for analysis were vegetation, elevation, slope, aspect, and distances to water, roads, and oil wells. Results showed that pronghorn on the ranch crossed modified fencing significantly less than other types of fencing. Pronghorn selected for all habitat parameters to various degrees, with the most important being vegetation type. Habitat selection could be attributed to correspondence of vegetation type with other parameters or spatial arrangements of physical features of the landscape. Seasonal differences in habitat utilization were evident, and animals tended to move shorter distances at night than they did during daylight hours

determination of weeds of national significance /

Detroit River, Michigan : an ecological profile /

Deutsche Liebeslyrik im 15. und 16. Jahrhundert : 18. Mediavistisches Kolloquium des Zentrums fur Mittelalterstudien der Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg am 28. und 29. November 2003 / -

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Developing a habitat-based population viability model for greater sage-grouse in southeastern Alberta 2001 report /

Developing counter-narcotics policy in Central Asia legal and political dimensions /
Among the array of challenges facing the Central Asian region, illicit drugs have since the mid-1990s gradually risen to prominence. With continuously increasing opium production in Afghanistan and an increasing share of that production transited northward through Central Asia, the impact of the drug trade on the region is only worsening. The implications of the drug trade are multi-faceted: through addiction, epidemics, and related crime, it affects public health and societal security. Through its profit margin and sheer financial weight, it affects the economies of the region. By exacerbating and deepening political corruption and due to ensuing damage to the national and international legitimacy of governments, it affects political stability. Finally, through its role in the financing of terrorism and insurgency, it affects national security in the most basic, military sense of the term. Presently, illicit drugs therefore pose a clear and present danger to the security of states, societies and individuals in this region

Developing genetically adapted tree varieties for marginal areas of northern Australia

Developing tools to detect and respond to rodent invasions of islands : workshop report and recommendations /

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Development and evaluation of decision rules for management of New Zealand rock lobster fisheries /

development and management framework for a new Octopus vulgaris fishery in South Africa
A new policy incorporating an operational protocol was developed for the establishment of new fisheries in South Africa. The common octopus, Octopus vulgaris was used as a candidate species for the project. The operational protocol consisted of a three-phased development framework, namely information gathering (Phase 0), an experimental fishery (Phase 1) and the final implementation of a commercial fishery (Phase 2). The present study focussed on phase 0 of this theoretical framework and protocol and was implemented by using a proposed octopus pot fishery in South Africa as a case study. Phase 0 included a desktop study, information gathering in the field, an economic feasibility study and the formulation of a Fishery Management Plan and experimental design for the fishery. Information gaps identified during the desktop study were addressed during field investigations into the population structure and biology of O. vulgaris along the southeast coast. Immature females were found to use the intertidal area to feed and grow before migrating to the subtidal area to mature and spawn. Mean size differed substantially between intertidal and subtidal areas, with larger octopus found subtidally. Age and growth trials using tetracycline as a marker showed that O. vulgaris deposit daily growth lines in their beaks. A genetic study showed that there is most likely only one panmitic population along the coast. The economic feasibility study indicated that a longline pot fishery could be feasible provided a 30% catch in 6600 pots/month is attained. Only existing, debt-free vessels should be used in this fishery. The Fishery Management Plan proposed in this study includes management measures such as effort limitation of licences and gear, size restrictions, vessel monitoring systems, and observer programmes. Based on the population dynamics and biology of O. vulgaris it is suggested that a precautionary approach to developing fisheries for this species in both the inter- and subtidal areas along the South African coast

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Development Experience Clearinghouse
Online library of documents relating to global development projects of the US Agency for International Development (USAID). Includes the regularly updated Development Experience System (DEXS) database, special collections of USAID strategic planning documents, oral histories, handbooks, and user guides. Tens of thousands of reports are available, many in fulltext .PDF format. Browsing is possible by broad topic area or country

Development of a comprehensive evaluation strategy for displays at Department of Conservation visitor centres /

Development of a floristic quality assessment methodology for Wisconsin : final report to USEPA - Region V / Appendix
Development of a floristic quality assessment methodology for Wisconsin : final report to USEPA - Region V / Pages 1-19

Development of a habitat assessment and planning tool : a problem reference and project working plan /

Development of a long-life bait for control of stoats
Three types of long-life stoat bait (polymer, paste, and gel) were formulated from natural and synthetic bait ingredients after extensive testing of potential ingredients. Feeding trials demonstrated that baits containing natural extracts from rabbit and chicken were preferred to bait that contained only processed meals and synthetic flavors. The addition of preservatives and waterproofing agents to improve bait longevity, lowered palatability markedly in all bait types. The texture of bait also affected the amount of bait eaten, with most stoats rejecting baits that were hard or needed to be chewed before they could be swallowed. In this study, significantly more long-life polymer and paste bait was eaten than gel bait. The polymer bait remained palatable after one month in the field. Although all long-life bait formulations tested were less palatable than fresh meat, most stoats (i.e. >=90%) consumed sufficient quantities of polymer and paste baits to receive a lethal dose (>5 g) if baits had contained a toxin. This was similar to the percentage of stoats eating pricked eggs, and better than consumption of non-pricked hen eggs. Methods for further increasing bait consumption and extending their effectiveness over time are being assessed, the ultimate goal being a long-life bait that is as palatable as fresh meat

Development of a method for evaluating the risk to New Zealand's indigenous fauna from the introduction of exotic diseases and pests--including a case study on native parrots /
Suggests a framework and approach for assessing risks to indigenous wildlife populations from exotic diseases. Psittacines are used as a case study, in order to identify the risks to this group and make recommendations on how the proposed approach could be applied to other indigenous wildlife

Development of a system-wide predator control program : stepwise implementation of a predation index, predator control fisheries and evaluation plan in the Columbia River Basin

Development of a vaccine for bacterial kidney disease in salmon : final report /

development of an invertebrate database for the lower North Island /

Development of common framework for forest-related definitions discussion paper /

Development of direct investment in ... ; Switzerland's international investment position in ... /

development of Operation Nest Egg as a tool in the conservation management of kiwi /

development of southern French and Catalan society, 718-1050,

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Developpements asymptotiques dans les equations differentielles lineaires a parametre variable

Devi the great goddess
This web site has been developed in conjunction with the exhibition of the same name. The exhibition was on view at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery from March 29, 1999 through September 6, 1999. Like the exhibition, this web site looks at the six aspects of the Indian goddess Devi. The site offers additional information on the contemporary and historical worship of Devi, activities for children and families, and a list of resources on South Asian arts and cultures

DeVita, Hellman, and Rosenberg's cancer principles & practice of oncology / -

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Devonian times
"Extra! Extra! Read all about the Devonian Period, a.k.a. the Age of Fishes, in this fascinating 'newspaper.' Committed to providing 'all the news that's in the record' on the ancestors of modern tetrapods, the Devonian Times traces the evolution of four-limbed land dwellers from fish, examining the fossils and paleoenvironmental data relevant to this most marvelous evolutionary metamorphosis"--Science & Technology Web Awards 2005 website:

Diabetes mellitus (DM) guidelines

Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders : DSM-IV-TR -

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Diagnostic morphometrics of the skink species, Oligosoma maccanni and O. nigriplantare polychroma, from South Island, New Zealand /

Dialogue and history : constructing South India, 1795-1895 /

Diamond Lake warmwater fishery assessment, fall 1999 /

diaries of William Lyon Mackenzie King

Diary and letters of Rutherford Birchard Hayes, nineteenth president of the United States,

diary of Horatio Nelson Taft, 1861-1865

Diary, correspondence, and papers of Robert 'King' Carter of Virginia, 1701-1732
Presents transcriptions of the diary, correspondence, and papers of American colonial official and landowner Robert "King" Carter (1663-1732) as part of the Electronic Text Center of the University of Virginia. Carter was a wealthy Virginian who owned thousands of acres of land and many slaves, and was politically active in Virginia. Letters are presented with original spelling and in modern form. Includes a brief biographical sketch and portrait of Robert Carter. Bibliographical references are included

Diaspididae

Diazinon hazards to fish, wildlife, and invertebrates : a synoptic review /

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Dictionary of Australian biography

Dictionary of Canadian biography

Dictionnaire des theatres de Paris

Dictionnaire des theatres de Paris, contenant toutes les pieces qui ont ete representees jusqu'a present sur les differens theatres francoise, & sur celui de l'Academie royale de musique: les extraits de celles qui ont ete jouees par les comediens ital

Dieback and recruitment of the forest dominants Nothofagus fusca and Libocedrus bidwillii, central North Island, New Zealand /

Diel variation in fish density estimates during acoustic surveys of southern blue whiting /

Diet of New Zealand fur seals (Arctocephalus forsteri) : a summary /
New Zealand fur seals (Arctocephalus forsteri) are increasing in number and expanding to recolonise much of their former range, resulting in a perceived conflict between fur seals and both commercial and recreational fisheries. To assess the level of interaction between fur seals and fisheries, a comprehensive understanding of fur seal diet is needed. This paper summarises what is known about fur seal diet in New Zealand, explains the advantages and disadvantages of various methods for assessing diet, and briefly looks at what information is available from other countries on marine mammal and fisheries interactions. Ten studies on fur seal diet have been carried out in New Zealand. However, most of these have been carried out in the Otago region. Since diet has been shown to vary between locations depending on a number of factors, findings from these studies cannot be applied to the whole of New Zealand. Furthermore, study design and method used to assess diet can greatly affect how data are interpreted and their comparability with other studies. Consequently, more information on fur seal diet is needed to appropriately address the potential for interactions in areas where fur seals have only recently become of increasing concern, and careful consideration needs to be given to study design, the methods employed, and interpretation of the data

Dietary reference intakes for thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6, folate, vitamin B12, pantothenic acid, biotin, and choline /

Differences between, changes within guidelines on when to create a new record /
This publication provides guidance to the cataloger about whether or not to create a new bibliographic record. General guidelines are followed by specific guidelines for manifestation-level records for single part monographs, multipart monographs, integrating resources, and serials. The text describes what constitutes a major difference between manifestations, requiring the creation of an original record, as well as detailing major changes within a serial manifestation that would lead to the creation of a new record. In addition, guidance is provided regarding minor changes that would not require a new bibliographic record, but might necessitate updating an existing record

Different management regimes in a boreal forest landscape : ecological and economic effects /
Five management regimes were theoretically applied and evaluated in a 10,000 ha boreal forest landscape. Four regimes were designed to enhance conditions for biodiversity conservation, by establishing reserves and by modifying stand management. One regime was purely for timber production. Effects on biodiversity were assessed in terms of changes in population sizes within species or as number of species within ecological groups of the Red-listed species in the landscape. Assessments were based on the effects of management regimes on natural features of significance to animal and plant diversity. Effects on growing stock, harvest level, and economic return were assessed by means of the Forest Management Planning Package. Results indicate that biodiversity can be preserved only if the landscape is managed to satisfy the demands of species that require continuity in habitat conditions, and if management recognises fire-generated successions in boreal forest. Such management encompasses a system of patches managed so that important successional stages are always present in the landscape. The regime based on traditional silviculture did not encompass such features and, consequently, did not maintain biodiversity in the landscape. In the traditional silviculture regime, the future amount of deciduous trees was constant while the amount of old forest strongly decreased. As expected, this regime also generated the highest economic output. The decrease in harvested volumes and net incomes in the other regimes was approximately proportional to the reduction in non-protected, productive forest land

Different perspectives on economic base /

Differential and integral calculus

Differential diagnosis in primary care -

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Differential geometry and applications proceedings of the 6th International Conference, Brno, August 28-September 1, 1995 /

Differential geometry and applications proceedings of the 7th International Conference, satellite conference of ICM in Berlin, Brno, August 10-14, 1998 /

Differential geometry and its applications 5th International Conference on Differential Geometry and its Applications, August 24-28, 1992, Opava, Czechoslovakia /

Differential- und Integralrechnung vol.1
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Differentialrechnung und Grundzuge der Integralrechnung

Differenzenrechnung

Diffuse libraries : emergent roles for the research library in the digital age /

Digest of technical papers

Digital America : U.S. consumer electronics industry today

digital collections of the Samuel Proctor oral history program at the University of Florida
Digitized collection of 4,000 interviews and more than 85,000 pages of transcribed material

Digital Dante
Parallel Italian text of Divina commedia and English poetry translation with bibliographical and critical notes by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Digital Dead Sea scrolls

Digital flora of Texas

Digital libraries '94 proceedings of the first annual Conference on the Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries : June 19-21, 1994, College Station, Texas, USA

Digital libraries '95 the second annual Conference on the Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries : June 11-13, 1995, Austin, Texas, USA

digital library : a biography /

Digital Library of Lao manuscripts
12,000 digitized manuscripts from Laos made easily accessible for study

Digitalarkivet
Digitized selections from the Norwegian National Archives produced by the Historical Institute of the University of Bergen and the Bergen City Archives

Digitization as a method of preservation? : final report of a working group of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Association) /

Digitization for scholarly use : the Boswell Papers Project at the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library /

Digitized manuscripts from the collection of the National Library and other collections

Digitizing historical pictorial collections for the Internet /

Dimensions and use of the scholarly information environment : introduction to a data set /

Dinosaurs : facts and fiction /

Dinosaurs, facts and fiction /

Diocese of Vic : tradition and regeneration in medieval Catalonia /

Diophantine analysis,

Diotima materials for the study of women & gender in the ancient world /
A collection of materials related to the study of women & gender in the ancient world, including syllabi for courses on women in antiquity; bibliographies; links to articles, electronic reviews, and images

Dioxins in Australia : a summary of the findings of studies conducted from 2001 to 2004

Dioxins in the marine environment sources, pathways, and fate of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans in Queensland, Australia /

Diphacinone bait for ground control of rats on mainland conservation land /

Diplomatarium Danicum

Diplomatarium Norvegicum

Dire demographics : population trends in the Russian Federation /

Direct decompositions of finite algebraic systems,

Direct investment. : annual survey for companies in Switzerland /

Direct seeding of native species for reforestation on degraded hillsides in Hong Kong

Directions for the National Reserve System : a partnership approach /

Directory of accredited institutions, candidates for accreditation /

Directory of bodies : mandates, membership, officers -

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Directory of Community legislation in force and other acts of the Community institutions

Directory of computer assisted research in musicology 1986 to 1987

Directory of county officials in Washington State Current issue only

Directory of IBAs in Vietnam

Directory of important bird areas in Cambodia key sites for conservation /

Directory of protected areas in East Asia : people, organisations and places /

Directory of Washington mines 2001

Directory, mutual funds, closed-end funds, unit investment trust sponsors /

Directrices de Bonn sobre acceso a los recursos geneticos y participacion justa y equitativa en los beneficios provenientes de su utilizacion

Disability studies for teachers
Web-based resource prepared by the Center for Human Policy, School of Education at Syracuse University for teachers who want to introduce students, grades 6-12, to disability studies; includes lesson plans and advisory essays

Discards in the world's marine fisheries : an update /
Discards represent a significant proportion of global marine catches and are generally thought to constitute waste or suboptimal use of fishery resources. A number of United Nations resolutions have drawn attention to the need to monitor and reduce discards and unwanted bycatch, in order to assess the impact of discards on marine resources and promote technologies and other means of reducing them. This paper provides an update of the quantity of discards in the world's marine fisheries based on a fishery-by-fishery approach. The previous FAO estimate of discards at a global level, based on data prior to 1994, is now considered outdated. The present study re-estimates discards at a global level using information from a broad range of fisheries in all continents. Selected policy and technical issues are highlighted and suggestions made for future actions. A road map for achieving further precision in the global estimate is described and associated initiatives are outlined

Discours du voyage de Constantinoble, 1542
The first description in French of the city in the 16th century, by Bertrand de La Borderie, a diplomat for Francis I

Discover Canada the rights and responsibilities of citizenship : study guide (Citizenship and Immigration Canada)

Discover wetlands : a curriculum guide / Rev. July 1995 ed.

Discrepant dislocations : feminism, theory, and postcolonial histories /

Disease agents in Steller sea lions in Alaska a review and analysis of serology data from 1975-2000 /

Disease investigations in stranded marine mammals, 1999-2002 /

Disease outbreak amongst South Island saddlebacks (Philesturnus carunculatus carunculatus) on Long Island /

Disease risk assessment for translocation of kaki (black stilt), Himantopus novaezelandiae, from captivity to the wild /

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Diseases and pathogens of stoats and other wildlife in New Zealand /

Dispersal ecology of insects inhabiting wood-decaying fungi /

Disrupting law's categories transgenderism, feminism, and identity /
This thesis considers the question of how law understands identity and the question of how law should understand identity. Specifically it considers the effects when legal narratives categorise. To explore these abstract questions I use the concrete example of an identity which disrupts law's process of categorisation--transgenderism. I examine how the law categorises transsexuals and transgendered people in the areas of farnily law, administrative law, and anti-discrimination law. Integral to this exploration is a comparative analysis of how feminist narratives view and construct transgenderism. I argue that some feminist narratives mirror law's rigid and simplistic approach to the complexity of social identity. This thesis rejects such accounts and advocates that a more salient account of gender identity can be reached through a consideration of the work of poststructuralist feminist thinkers such as Judith Butler. Through understanding gender identity in less rigid terms it becomes possible to shift and transform present oppressive gender norms

Dissolved oxygen measurements in Oakland Bay (Mason County) /

Distant water fleets : an ecological, economic, and social assessment /

Distinguishing Mercury Islands tusked weta, Motuweta isolata, from a ground weta, Hemiandrus pallitarsis (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) in the field, with observations of their activity /

Distribution and abundance of marbled murrelets and common murres on the outer coast of Washington summer 1997 through winter 1998-1999 /

Distribution and abundance of muskoxen in the Beaverhill Lake area (2000) and the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary (1994), Northwest Territories /
This report provides details of the two aerial surveys used to describe muskox Ovibos moschatus abundance and distribution in the central barrens, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. The first survey covered the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary in July and August 1994. The 1994 survey was a stratified transect survey using a float equipped fixed-wing aircraft. After an initial reconnaissance at 13.3% coverage, 3,565 kilometers of the transect were reclassified as the low-density stratum. Three areas were classified as high-density strata and re-flown at 40% coverage. The estimated number of adult muskoxen in the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary in 1994 was 1,095 281 Standard Error (Coefficient of Variation 0.26) and an average density of 1.8 per 100km2. This estimate was likely conservative. Based on all adults seen, including singles, the percentages of calves were 12.0% on transect and 16.4% off transect. In 2000, a fixed-wing aircraft was used to fly a transect survey with uniform coverage (about 20%) covering an area adjacent to the southwest corner of the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary and including the southwest part of the Sanctuary. Most of the area had not been previously surveyed for muskoxen. We counted 261 adult muskoxen and estimated 1320 OE 183 Standard Error (Coefficient of Variation 0.14) with an average density of 3.19 per 100km2. The proportion of calves on and off transect was 5.5%. The survey suggests that muskox distribution is continuous around the western, southern and eastern Thelon Sanctuary between Muskox Management Unit 02 in the NWT and Muskox Management Unit MX21 in Nunavut. The surveys and sightings suggest that muskox distribution has been spreading southwest during the 1980s and 1990s. We recommend establishing a management unit southwest of the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary with an annual quota of 11 muskoxen

Distribution and abundance of predators that affect duck production--Prairie Pothole Region

Distribution and abundance of Sigaus childi Jamieson (Orthoptera:Acrididae), a central Otago endemic grasshopper /

Distribution and biology of the endangered kauri snail, Paryphanta busbyi watti /

Distribution and biology of the introduced gastropod, Maoricolpus roseus (Quoy and Gamard, 1834) (Caenogastropoda:Turritellidae) in Australia

Distribution and conservation status of ground weta, Hemiandrus species (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) / Pages 17-18
Distribution and conservation status of ground weta, Hemiandrus species (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) / Pages 19-25
Distribution and conservation status of ground weta, Hemiandrus species (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) / Pages 1-12
Distribution and conservation status of ground weta, Hemiandrus species (Orthoptera:Anostostomatidae) / Pages 13-16

Distribution and conservation status of the dune snail Succinea archeyi Powell (Stylommatophora:Succineidae) in northern New Zealand
Surveys were carried out from 1994 to 1998 to determine the location, size, habitats and conservation status of extant populations of the endemic dune snail Succinea archeyi Powell. Threats to their continued survival are identified and management actions are suggested

distribution and ecology of the freshwater molluscs of northern British Columbia

Distribution and habitat associations of the long-toed salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum) in the Oldman River drainage

distribution and importance of arthropods associated with agriculture and forestry in Chile Distribucion e importancia de los artropodos asociados a la agricultura y silvicultura en Chile /

Distribution and movement patterns of chinook salmon returning to the Yukon River Basin in 2000-2002 /

Distribution and population characteristics of lake trout in Lake McDonald, Glacier National Park implications for suppression /
Bull trout Salvelinus confluentus have declined since the establishment of nonnative lake trout Salvelinus namaycush in Lake McDonald, Glacier National Park (GNP). In an attempt to prevent further decline of this population, GNP is considering implementing a lake trout suppression program. I used ultrasonic telemetry to examine the spatial and temporal distribution of lake trout and gill nets to evaluate population characteristics and diet. Model simulations were used to predict lake trout responses to varying levels of suppression. I relocated 36 lake trout (508-859 mm total length) 1,137 times from June through November 2003 and March through November 2004. Lake trout had a narrow vertical distribution during all seasons in both 2003 and 2004, rarely occupying depths >30 m. During thermal stratification, lake trout occupied depths in the upper hypolimnion where mean temperature varied from 8-9C and dissolved oxygen was highest. Lake trout typically were suspended in the water column during all seasons except autumn. When spawning commenced in late-October, lake trout were associated with littoral habitats containing clean cobble and boulder substrates. The lake trout population had a broad age structure and a maximum age of 37 years. Males reached maturity earlier (12 years) than females (15 years), and total annual mortality rate for lake trout ages 8-27 was 13.2%. Growth rates were slow and relative weight values were among the lowest observed for lake trout throughout their range. Food habits were sampled from 254 lake trout, and 95% of the diet by weight consisted of fish prey. Model simulations indicated that substantial population reduction could be achieved with moderate exploitation (20-50%); however, this was more easily achieved as the size at which lake trout could effectively be captured was reduced. Simulations suggested that recruitment could be reduced to a level where adults are not being replaced at low exploitation (10-30%). These data will allow suppression efforts to be focused at times and places that will maximize efficiency, and population simulations suggest that substantial reduction of the lake trout population is feasible. Ultimately, results from this study should promote recovery of bull trout in Lake McDonald

Distribution and productivity of least terns and piping plovers along the Missouri and Cheyenne rivers in South Dakota

Distribution and relative abundance of small mammals of the western plains of Alberta as determined from great horned owl pellets

Distribution and sighting frequency of reef fishes in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

Distribution and status of native carnivorous land snails in the genera Wainuia and Rhytida /

distribution and zonation of intertidal organisms of rocky coasts in south eastern Australia
The intertidal flora and fauna of southeastern Australia (Robe, South Australia to southern New South Wales, including Tasmania) is described in terms of its horizontal and vertical distribution. A detailed account of intertidal zonation, on the central Victorian coast and Bass Strait islands, is included. Environmental features are discussed and sea temperature data for Pt. Lonsdale is presented. Analysis of the marine flora in southeastern Australia suggests that the concept of separate biogeographic provinces in this region is invalid and the flora is best interpreted as a continuum

Distribution of breeding birds in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Distribution of fine roots in forest areas close to the Swedish Forsmark and Oskarshamn nuclear power plants /

distribution of Kemp's ridley sea turtles (Lepidochelys kempi) along the Texas coast : an atlas /

distribution of kinship systems in North America

Distribution of Ord's kangaroo rats in southeastern Alberta

distribution of seabirds on Alaskan longline fishing grounds 2002 data report /

Distribution of selected small mammals in Alberta
Summarizes the status and distribution in Alberta of 15 small mammal species: prairie shrew (Sorex haydeni), wandering shrew (Sorex vagrans), long-eared bat (Myotis evotis), long-legged bat (Myotis volans), western small-footed bat (Myotis ciliolabrum), hoary bat (Lasiurus cinereus), Franklin's ground squirrel (Spermophilus franklinii), olive-backed pocket mouse (Perognathus fasciatus), western harvest mouse (Reithrodontomys megalotis), northern grasshopper mouse (Onychomys leucogaster), taiga vole (Microtus xanthognathus), prairie vole (Microtus ochrogaster), water vole (Microtus richardsoni), sagebrush vole (Lemmiscus curtatus), brown lemming (Lemmus sibiricus)

Distribution of the very rare moss Epipterygium opararense and recommendations for track upgrades at Oparara : short communication /

Distribution, abundance, and habitat selection of northern pygmy and barred owls along the eastern slopes of the Alberta Rocky Mountains

Distribution, abundance, and pup production of the New Zealand fur seal (Arctocephalus forsteri Lesson) at the Bounty Islands /

Distribution, relative abundance, and developmental morphology of paralarval cephalopods in the western North Atlantic Ocean /

distributional checklist of the beetles (Coleoptera) of Florida /

District policy and beginning teachers : where the twain shall meet

District policy and beginning teachers : where the Twain shall meet : a research report /

diversidad biologica en las evaluaciones de impacto : documento de antecedentes de la decision VII/28 del Convenio sobre la Diversidad Biologica : Directrices voluntarias sobre evaluaciones de impacto, incluida la diversidad biologica

Diversity and growth of epiphytic macrolichens in northwestern Patagonian Nothofagus forests /

Diversity and taxonomic status of some New Zealand grasshoppers /
Little is known about the taxonomic and conservation status of low-altitude populations of New Zealand grasshoppers (Acrididae). We examined the extent of differences between populations belonging to three groups: Sigaus piliferus, the Brachaspis nivalis complex, and the Sigaus australis complex. There is evidence that the North Island species S. piliferus falls into two groups: individuals in the Tararua Ranges and those north of the Manawatu Gorge. In the South Island, the B. nivalis complex is made up of two subgroups: from central Canterbury to Marlborough, and from south Canterbury to north Otago. There are four subgroups within the S. australis complex: one in central Canterbury and three in Otago. There are also several morphologically distinct populations within the B. nivalis and S. australis complexes, but further work is needed to fully describe these forms. When managing these grasshoppers, it is important that this geographic and morphological variation is considered and represented within management units

diversity of the seas : a regional approach /

Divinatio

divine feudal law, or, Covenants with mankind, represented /

DML 2008 : towards digital mathematics library : Birmingham, UK, July 27th, 2008 : proceedings /

DML 2009 towards a digital mathematics library : Grand Bend, Ontario, Canada, July 8-9th, 2009 /

DNA profiling of captive roseate spoonbill (Ajaia ajaja) populations as a mechanism of determining lineage in colonial nesting birds

DNA sexing of brown kiwi (Apteryx mantelli) from feather samples /

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DOC research & development series

DOC science internal series (New Zealand. Science & Technical Publishing) 2001 to 2005

Doctor's guide to diabetes information & resources
The latest medical news and information for patients diagnosed with diabetes and diabetes-related disorders

Documenting the American South (Public display)
A collection of sources on Southern history, literature and culture from the colonial period through the first decades of the twentieth century. The Academic Affairs Library plans to continue to add new projects and documents

Documents from the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention 1774-1789
Documents relating to the work of Congress and the drafting and ratification of the Constitution. Part of the American Memory Project at the Library of Congress

DoD issuances
Online versions of directives, instructions, publications, and directive-like memoranda issued by the Dept. of Defense

Does a toxic fungal endophyte of tall fescue affect reproduction of takahe on offshore islands? /
Tall fescue (Schedonorus phoenix) is a cultivated grass that in New Zealand is often infected with a fungal endophyte known to be toxic to livestock and other wildlife including birds. We determined whether tall fescue was present on two offshore islands (Maud and Tiritiri Matangi) where endangered takahe (Porphyrio hochstetteri) have been introduced and are known to suffer from high rates of egg infertility and poor hatching success. Despite extensive surveys, tall fescue was not observed on either island. Takahe on these islands fed almost exclusively on introduced grasses, particularly cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata) and Yorkshire fog (Holcus lanatus), but none of these grasses are known to have toxic endophytes associated with them. Hence other factors must be responsible for the low reproductive success of takahe on islands. However, tall fescue is widespread throughout mainland New Zealand and managers must monitor for its presence to prevent its establishment on islands

DoHistory
"DoHistory invites you to explore the process of piecing together the lives of ordinary people in the past. It is an experimental, interactive case study based on the research that went into the book and film A Midwife's Tale, which were both based upon the remarkable 200 year old diary of midwife/healer Martha Ballard. Although DoHistory is centered on the life of Martha Ballard, you can learn basic skills and techniques for interpreting fragments that survive from any period in history."--About this site

Doing business
Business students working on assignments on International Business will be particularly interested in using reports under Doing Business in various economies/countries

Doing business in ... /

Doing business measuring business regulations
"The Doing Business Database provides objective measures of business regulations and their enforcement. The Doing Business indicators are comparable across 145 economies. They indicate the regulatory costs of business and can be used to analyze specific regulations that enhance or constrain investment, productivity and growth." Links to the annual report: Doing business in [year]

Doing school choice right : preliminary findings /

Dokumentasjonsprosjektet
A nationwide project by the four Norwegian universities to digitize materials dealing with archaeology, lexicography, history, folklore, and place names. Includes some searchable databases

dollar's future as the world's reserve currency the challenge of the Euro /

Domain decomposition methods 10 the Tenth International Conference on Domain Decomposition Methods, August 10-14, 1997, Boulder, CO / -

UW restricted

Domestic & dating violence : an information and resource handbook

Domestic aviation competition series
A collection of DOT publications relating to the competitive environment in the domestic airline industry

Domestic market activity in solid wood products in the United States, 1950-1998 /

domestic red scare it didn't start with McCarthy
Home page of the All Powers Project, designed by the University of Washington to examine and commemorate the anti-communist hearings of the Canwell Committee

Domestic violence : in search of well-informed policy /

Domestication of Chukrasia

Don Eldridge : an oral history /

Don't ask, don't tell a costly and wasteful choice /
Since the current policy known as "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" was adopted in the early 1990s, several changes have taken place which call into question the policy's validity. Firstly, the argument proponents of the ban use to justify it, namely that cohesion would suffer if admitted homosexuals were allowed to serve, has been undercut by social science analyses on the correlation between cohesion and performance. Their argument has also been undercut by empirical evidence from several nations that have lifted all restrictions on homosexual service, yet have suffered no decrease in cohesion or performance, despite the reticence of their respective militaries to lift the bans. At the same time, the US public has moved toward a greater acceptance of the notion of admitted homosexuals serving in the military, with 79% approving in a December 2003 Gallup Poll, including 91% of all Americans age 18-29. Evidence also indicates the current policy costs at least $40 million per year just to replace those who have been discharged due to their sexual orientation. Other costs include wasted human resources at a time of critical shortfalls in many specialties essential to the ongoing Global War on Terror, and the immeasurable cost of sanctioned unjustifiable discrimination by the US Government. The time to lift all restrictions on homosexual service in the US Armed Forces has come

Don't ask, don't tell hidden in the crowd : the need for documenting links between sexuality and suicidal behaviours among young people : report of the Same-sex Attracted Youth Suicide Data Collection Project / PANDORA Archive site
Don't ask, don't tell hidden in the crowd : the need for documenting links between sexuality and suicidal behaviours among young people : report of the Same-sex Attracted Youth Suicide Data Collection Project / ARCSHS site

Don't ask, don't tell is the gay ban based on military necessity? /

Don't ask, don't tell, don't pursue
Provides access to primary materials on the U.S. military's policy on sexual orientation, from World War I to the present, as identified by Professor Janet E. Halley's book, Don't: A Reader's Guide to the Military's Anti-Gay Policy (Duke University Press, 1999), including legislation; regulations; internal directives of service branches; materials on particular service members' proceedings (from hearing board transcripts to litigation papers and court decisions); policy documents generated by the military, Congress, the Department of Defense and other offices of the Executive branch; and advocacy documents submitted to government entities

Doom patrols : a theoretical fiction about postmodernism /

Downstream fall migrations of native salmonids from major tributaries associated with Hells Canyon Complex-Snake River /

Downtown Honolulu trees self-guided tour

Draft environmental assessment on issuing a quota to the Makah Indian tribe for a subsistence hunt on gray whales for the years 2001 and 2002

Draft environmental impact statement on alternatives for sustainable forest management of state trust lands in Western Washington and for determining the sustainable harvest level

Draft general management plan, environmental impact statement, Olympic National Park, Washington /

Draft implementation document for the pesticide active ingredient production NESHAP (40 CFR 63, Subpart MMM)

Draft Northwest Straits overview a science gap report /
Draft Northwest Straits overview a science gap report /

Draft recovery plan for Sidalcea oregana var. calva (Wenatchee Mountains checker-mallow)

Draft revised recovery plan for Hawaiian forest birds

Draft revised recovery plan for the Nene or Hawaiian goose (Branta sandvicensis)

Draft Washington State recovery plan for the fisher /

Draft Washington State recovery plan for the lynx /

Draft Washington State recovery plan for the sage-grouse /

Draft Washington State recovery plan for the sea otter /

Draft Washington State status report for the Aleutian Canada goose /

Draft Washington State status report for the common loon /

Draft Washington State status report for the killer whale /

Draft Washington State status report for the peregrine falcon /

Draft Washington State status report for the sage grouse /

Draft Washington State status report for the sharp-tailed grouse /

dragonflies (Insecta:Odonata) of the Columbia Basin, British Columbia field surveys, collections development, and public education /

Dragonflies and damselflies (Odonata) of the United States

Drainage management in New Zealand : a review of existing activities and alternative management practices /

Drama criticism -

UW restricted (Literature Criticism Online) 1991 to present

Dramas of Haymarket
The site examines selected materials from the Chicago Historical Society's "Haymarket Affair Digital Collection," an electronic archive of Haymarket holdings. The site is divided into a Prologue, an Epilogue, and five Acts. Each Act contains collections of images and related texts, while some Acts also contain video clips, audio clips, and/or virtual reality segments

Dredging activities marine issues : white paper /

Driver distraction a review of the literature /

Drug facts & comparisons pocket version -

UW restricted

Drug information

Drug use, hepatitis C, and exposure to injecting among young people in New South Wales : the Big Day Out survey 2006-2009 /

Drugs and crime facts

Dry tilt network at Mount Rainier, Washington

Drying hardwood lumber /

DSHS Administrative Policy 7.01 : statewide and regional action plans for services to American Indian tribes and communities / 2009

DSHS city data report : guide to client services and expenditures 1994

DSHS clients and services
Provides data on users of Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. Data is provided for the state, for counties, legislative districts and DSHS regions. Services covered include: aging and adult services, alcohol and substance abuse, children's services, developmental disabilities services, economic services, juvenile rehabilitation services, medical assistance, mental health services, and vocational rehabilitation. Racial breakdowns are available for state, counties, and DSHS regions. Other breakdowns include youth, adult, senior; number served, use rate, total spent, and cost per client. A summary of services by county is also included

DSHS Community Services Office data report 1992

DSHS county data report 1991 to 1994

DSHS legislative district data report 1992 to 1994

Duane's ophthalmology -

UW restricted

Dublin Core Metadata Element Set an American national standard /

Ducks at a distance : a waterfowl identification guide /

Dugong status report and action plans for countries and territories /

Duke Papyrus Archive
The Duke Papyrus Archive provides access to catalog records and images of a portion of Duke's 1,100 papyri from Ancient Egypt

Duluth lynchings online resource a collection of historical documents relating to the tragic events of June 15, 1920 /
An in-depth and scholarly resource of primary source materials related to the lynching in Duluth, Minnesota of three young black men on June 15, 1920

Dumbarton Oaks papers 1999 to 2003

Dungeness River and Matriotti Creek total maximum daily load study : preliminary data results for November 1999 through October 2000 /

Dungeness River Chinook Salmon Rebuilding Project progress report 1993/1999

Dungeness River/Matriotti Creek fecal coliform bacteria total maximum daily load study : streamflow summary /

Duracion del desempleo, duracion de las prestaciones y ciclo economico /

Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) in New Zealand waters : present knowledge and research goals /

Duwamish River coastal America restoration and reference sites : results from 1997 monitoring studies /

Dying speeches & bloody murders crime broadsides collected by the Harvard Law School Library
Just as programs are sold at sporting events today, broadsides, styled at the time as "Last Dying Speeches" or "Bloody Murders," were sold to the audiences that gathered to witness public executions in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Britain. These ephemeral publications were intended for the middle or lower classes, and most sold for a penny or less. Published in British towns and cities by printers who specialized in this type of street literature, a typical example features an illustration (usually of the criminal, the crime scene, or the execution); an account of the crime and (sometimes) the trial; and the purported confession of the criminal, often cautioning the reader in doggerel verse to avoid the fate awaiting the perpetrator

dynamic model of semipalmated sandpiper migration implications for conservation /

Dynamical systems : lectures given at the C.I.M.E. summer school held in Cetraro, Italy, June 19-26, 2000 /

dynamics of cavity excavation and use by the red-cockaded woodpecker (Picoides borealis)
Quantification of cavity excavation produced strong empirical support for the ecological constraints model for the evolution of delayed dispersal in the red-cockaded woodpecker. The long times required for cavity excavation select for competition over breeding vacancies in established territories and against excavation of cavities in unoccupied habitat. Duration of excavation varies between woodpecker populations, but may require over 13 years in longleaf pine and over 10 years in loblolly pine. Duration of excavation is extremely variable. Much of the variation is due to variation in effort by excavating woodpeckers, which is in turn related to the need for new cavities in relation to the number of available cavities on a territory. An average of only 11% of an individual's time budget is devoted to excavation, and only one individual per group makes significant contributions to excavation. Once completed, cavities are used for periods that may exceed fifteen years. Cavities in longleaf pine are used for significantly longer periods than cavities in loblolly. Whereas cavities no longer used as nests are abandoned altogether in loblolly, they are still roosted in for many years in longleaf. Final abandonment of longleaf cavities appears to be related to cavity loss. Quantification of cavity turnover revealed that three of the study populations (MACK, CNF, and CL) were stable in cavity numbers over the study period, while a fourth (FB) underwent alarming declines. The continued use of restrictors and artificial cavities, and the protection of old-growth upon which the woodpeckers depend for excavation, are recommended

Dynamics of kahikatea forest remnants in middle North Island : implications for threatened and local plants /
The probability that threatened or local plant species will be present in any remnant stand of kahikatea-dominated forest depends on the regional species pool, if the stand fulfills the requirements of candidate species and if the stand has been a persistent part of the landscape

dynamics of multiple dimensions of identity for lesbian college students
Regardless of whether identity was externally or internally constructed, the participants were most aware of interactions between sexual orientation and gender. Sexual orientation typically contributed to a more complex understanding of gender. Consistent with queer theory, the participants challenged the causal relationship between biological sex and gender. Interactions between sexual orientation and identity dimensions such as race, culture, religion, and social class greatly varied among the participants

Dynamics, ergodic theory, and geometry /

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