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DATASETS FOR: Compatible ecological niche signals between biological and archaeological datasets for late-surviving Neandertals
(2018-01-01)DATASETS FOR manuscript for publication Objectives: To assess niche similarity for biological and archaeological samples representing late-surviving Neandertals in Europe to evaluate the validity of combining these two ... -
An experimental investigation concerning high school civics vocabulary
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Geotaxis in Ameba
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Commercial teachers and commercial education in Kansas high schools
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Sources and permanence of vocational interests of college men
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Status and preparation of mathematics teachers
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Median costs of 150 Kansas rural high schools, 1929-1930
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The School Code Commission's recommendations applied to Douglas County, for the year 1928-1929
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Poetry preferences
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The significance of reticulocytes in embryonic pig blood
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Some practical aspects of structural design for buildings
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Factors affecting the cost of constructing Portland cement concrete pavements
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The exportation of flour with special reference to Kansas
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Advertising of fabricated parts
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A study of the present sanitary sewer system, recommendations, and design for relief mains in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas
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Figures from “Slavs as migrants. Mapping prehistoric language variation”
(2017)Figures from “Slavs as migrants. Mapping prehistoric language variation” -
The Role of Séméiotique in François Delsarte's Aesthetics
(De Gruyter, 2017)This article introduces the aesthetic theory of François Delsarte (1811–1870) and his conception of semiotics. Delsarte created his “applied aesthetics” as a modern scientific method for artists, particularly performers, ...
