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USC vs. Utah - 2/1/15 College Basketball Pick, Odds, and Prediction
Utah Utes (16-4) at USC Trojans (9-11)
College Basketball: Sunday, February 1, 2015 at 2:30 pm (Galen Center)
The Line: USC Trojans +12 -- Over/Under: 131 See the Latest Odds
The USC Trojans and the Utah Utes face off on Sunday at the Galen Center in a Pac-12 college basketball matchup.
The USC Trojans are 9-11 this season and they have lost their last five games in a row. USC is averaging 68.4 points and they are shooting 41.9 percent while defensively they are allowing 70.4 points and their opponents are shooting 41.8 percent. Nikola Jovanovic leads the Trojans averaging 13.8 points and 7.9 rebounds per game. Jordan McLaughlin is averaging 12.3 points, Katin Reinhardt is averaging 12.2 points, and Julian Jacobs is averaging 7.8 points. USC is 6-5 at home and 1-7 n the Pac-12.
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The Utah Utes are 16-4 this season and hey are coming off of a 10-point loss at UCLA. Utah is averaging 74.3 points and they are shooting 49.9 percent while defensively they are allowing 57.2 points and their opponents are shooting 38.3 percent. Delon Wright leads the Utes averaging 14.6 points and 5.9 assists per game. Brandon Taylor is averaging 10.9 points, Jordan Loveridge is averaging 10.5 points, and Jakob Poeltl is averaging 8.9 points and 7.6 rebounds. Utah is 2-3 on the road and 6-2 in the Pac-12.
USC is 5-2 against the spread in their last seven Sunday games, 19-39-2 against the spread in their last 60 home games, and 4-0 against the spread against a team with a winning percentage above .600. Utah is 5-1 against the spread following a loss, 39-17-1 against the spread against the Pac-12, and 5-1 against the spread against a team with a losing record. Utah has covered the point spread in their last four games against USC.
With the total set at 131 I like the over with my free pick. My stronger play is on who will cover the spread and I will post that in the Premium Area as well as on the App.

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In truth, Chambers simply did not have the tools to disarm the ramrod jabs of the huge Ukrainian who completed his ninth successive world title defence, and won every round. The American showed heart, but the last four rounds were a survival special.
With five seconds remaining, Chambers became victim No 54.
His ring sobriquet 'Fast' was used more for avoiding Klitschko than challenging him. That said, he was arguably Klitschko's most game opponent since Calvin Brock, knocked out in the seventh round in New York three years ago.
It underlines the level of opponents Klitschko has faced in the weakest of the boxing's weight divisions.
Chambers suffered his second loss in 37 fights, and did manage to put Klitschko on the floor in the second round – by illegal means.
As the champion leant on the challenger, the American picked up the 6ft 7 in world champion and speared him like a wrestler. Chambers was fortunate not to have a point deducted.
Expect the 'boring, boring Klitschko' jibes from David Haye. It was hardly a dust-up in Düsseldorf. But they do love Klitschko here.
Upwards of 50,000 tickets were sold for this defence of the World Boxing Organisation and International Boxing Federation titles, and he is a mainstream sports personality.
Wladimir will have drawn around 12 million viewers on Saturday night. This is the Klitschko show. Haye can only dream of such widespread support.
What he should be planning, is to come to Germany to enact a mugging. With his speed and audacity he might well do it.


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BOSTON - All right. You can breathe again.
In. Out. In. Out. In. Out. In. Out. In. Out.
OK, ready? Good. But better keep an electrocardiogram and defibrillator handy just in case when this series resumes tonight with Game 6 in Yankee Stadium, because with everything that has been going on the past couple nights, the remainder of this series could make last year's Grady Little decision seem as dull as an accountants convention.
Depending on the weather (the forecast is for rain), everything is in place for drama. Boston starter Curt Schilling has been fitted with a special boot for the most dramatic return since Forrest Gump lifted Lt. Dan onto the shrimp boat. A team of chiropractors and massage therapists is working to bend Jorge Posada and Jason Varitek out of their catcher's squats. Dr. Frank Jobe is being flown to New York just in case anyone in either bullpen requires Tommy John surgery prior to taking the mound with the season on the line.
And everyone's favorite tenor, Daniel Rodriguez, is keeping his tonsils lubricated just in case he's needed to sing during two seventh-inning stretches. Which just might happen.
One night after playing the longest game in American League postseason history, the Red Sox and Yankees played the longest game in postseason history, with David Ortiz once again ending it, this time with a two-out, 14th-inning single. The two teams have played 26 innings and 10 hours and 51 minutes the past two nights, making 22 pitching changes and throwing 887 pitches. Game 5 lasted so long that the Houston-St. Louis game nearly ended sooner despite starting three hours later.
"I don't even remember what pitchers started tonight,'' Derek Jeter said after his team's 5-4 loss.
They were two nobodies named Mike Mussina and Pedro Martinez, but Jeter can be excused for his confusion. There was a lot of that going around. The likely outcomes changed so quickly and so often both nights that the clubhouse guys may need rotator cuff surgery from hanging up and taking down the plastic curtains over the Yankees' lockers in case of a clinching victory.
"We've only played three games,'' Alex Rodriguez said, "but it seems like we've been here a month.''
A month? Heck, the three games went on so long for the Yankees you didn't know whether Mariano Rivera was going to be called in to pitch or do jury duty.
The games lasted just long enough for the Red Sox, however, to give them hope they can do what has been accomplished by no team in baseball history and only two teams in major sports history (the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs and the 1975 New York Islanders) -- rally from a 3-0 deficit in a best-of-seven series. The only other baseball team even to force a sixth game was the 1999 Mets against Atlanta.
"Our work is not done. It's not even half done,'' Boston general manager Theo Epstein said. "Look how hard this team worked to win these games. We had to literally spill sweat and tears and a little bit of blood to get each win.''
And to think, the Yankees were just trying to spill a little champagne. But after going up 3-0, they left Fenway Park feeling as if they had been injected with Marcaine.
"Sure, the momentum is on their side,'' manager Joe Torre said. "But I'm not sure it affected us to where we don't feel good about ourselves.''
Well, of course not. They're the Yankees. They always feel good about themselves, in the same way Donald Trump does. That's one reason they've won so often in October. While the Red Sox constantly remind themselves how long they've gone without winning the World Series (they honored an 86-year-old fan before Monday's game), the Yankees always assume they will win. And they usually do.
Still, they have some significant concerns. For one thing, there's Rivera. While we make so much of Jeter's heroics (he had a bases-clearing double in the sixth to put New York ahead Monday), the Yankees' biggest advantage the past eight postseasons has been Rivera. But he's thrown 62 pitches in two nights and has two blown saves to show for it. He blew a save in the ninth in Game 4 and in the eighth in Game 5, the first time the Yankees have blown saves in consecutive postseason games during the Torre era.
So even if he can pitch in Game 6, he won't be at his peak.
Of course, you can say that about almost everyone. Both teams emptied their bullpens again Monday, using each for eight innings. Boston's pen has thrown 22 innings the past three nights. Their bullpen phone has been tied up so steadily this series, you would think teen girls are living there.
"We'll take some inventory,'' Boston manager Terry Francona said. "We talked about it today but tomorrow is going to be a little more unique, I'm sure. Bronson Arroyo will be back in there. I think even Derek Lowe will be available if need be. Schilling's pitch count might be 180. They're in the same boat we are. The guys are tired but they're happy we're still playing.''
Meanwhile, the Yankees' bats have suddenly grown cold and the Boston bats still haven't quite woken up, with the very notable exception of Ortiz (leadoff batter Johnny Damon has two hits in 25 at-bats). The Yankees stranded 18 baserunners in Game 5 after stranding 14 the previous night.
And tonight they have to face the man who was acquired for this specific series last winter.
Schilling, who supposedly needed surgery and a cast on his ankle, is scheduled to start for Boston after giving up six runs in Game 1. Apparently, the Sox found the magic boot that will keep the tendon in his right ankle stable, though just how well that works -- especially if the mound gets sloppy in rain -- remains to be seen.
"The medical staff exhausted every scenario we could exhaust until we found something that could work and that was pretty much a last-gasp effort that wound up working,'' Schilling said. "We've taken steps to insure that we won't have the same problem we had the first time; that much I know. So from that standpoint, I'm very confident.''
The Yankees will counter with Jon Lieber, who pitched a terrific game in Game 2 against Pedro.
Of course, that's if they even play. It's supposed to rain in New York the next couple days, which could back up the series for the second time.
"Awww, if we get rained out again,'' Mussina grumbled, "at least it would allow some arms to get a rest there.''
They need it. Or do they?
"Nah,'' Rodriguez said.. "At this point, you're just running on adrenaline anyway. You have to stay away from the six-hour games, though.''
Jim Caple is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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The visit to the glaciers in southern Patagonia rivals my visit to Iguazu Falls in terms of ecology and the sheer size of seeing God's work at his or her best. There is a definite moon-like scenescape east of El Calafate reminiscent of parts of New Zealand; huge open landscapes with desert-like vegetation, and in contrast, just turn west and everything changes facing Chile and the Andes, with beech trees, snow capped mountains and remarkable glaciers.
Weather you're a hardcore trekker looking for a glacier hike or just a sightseer yearning to see glaciers from the comfort of a vip suite from a tour boat while sipping a fine Malbec, Calafate is a great 2-3 day excursion. The Southern Patagonian Ice corresponds to Argentina and Chile and the glaciers, of which the easiest to access are the Perito Moreno and the Upsala, 2 of 365 glaciers in the national park. It's funny how in South America people always count things to exactly 365 so they can say for the sake of tourism that there is one for each day of the year. In Brazil, near Rio they have 365 islands in Angra bay. You guessed it one for every... yada yada.
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The genteel property spreads across hundreds of riverfront acres on land that played a key role in local plantation life from the 17th to 19th centuries. Anheuser-Busch purchased a large parcel of land here in 1969 to build a brewery, and part of that land agreement included the development of the resort in ... more the 1970's. In 2010, the resort was purchased by Xanterra, the largest state park concessioner in the U.S.
Greater Kingsmill encompasses some of the Williamsburg area's nicest neighborhoods, but Kingsmill Resort is an entity apart. The gracious southern property has 425 villa-style guestrooms and suites, most of which are one-, two- and three-bedroom condominiums that will tempt you to settle in and stay a while thanks to amenities like full kitchens and laundry facilities. There are five onsite restaurants, some of which are only open during the busy summer months. And a reliable free shuttle service runs all day from the resort to Colonial Williamsburg, Busch Gardens and Water Country USA.
Part of a planned community that spread across thousands of acres, Kingsmill is one of those comprehensive resorts that really offers some form of entertainment for everyone in your family. For the golfers, there are two championship 18-hole courses to play. And family bonding activities include fishing or kayaking along the banks of the James River, splashing in the indoor and outdoor pools, playing a game of tennis or just strolling along the resort's marina beach looking for shells and spotting wading birds.
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RoomsThe 425 guestrooms and suites at the property are spread out between several three-story buildings and riverfront cottages. And while the décor in the cottages is far more modern than in the other suites and guestrooms, all accommodations here are well equipped with everything you need to feel at home while on vacation.
If you want a Pack 'N Play, be sure to reserve it when you book your room. Also, there are a few connecting standard guestrooms available, but they cannot be guaranteed in advance.
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Standard guestrooms are 375 square feet and have one king bed or two double beds, a private balcony or patio and in-room amenities that are standard throughout the resort that include Keurig coffeemakers, plush bathrobes, hairdryers, umbrellas, in-room safes and desks for working. These standard rooms, like all suites, are scattered throughout the resort so you can specify where you prefer to be -- close to the river, Sports Club, Wareham Pond, golf courts or tennis courts. Just be sure to specify when you book. Standard guestrooms can accommodate two adults and a baby in a pack and play (provided for free -- there are no cribs available). Rollaway beds are not available in any of the rooms or suites.
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One-bedroom suites are the next jump up by way of roominess, at 820 square feet, and have a master bedroom with one king bed and a queen sofa bed in the living room. The fully equipped kitchen has dishes and utensils and a refrigerator, oven and stove and dishwasher, plus there are washers and dryers for doing laundry in these suites, too. All suites also have fireplaces in the living rooms, a nice touch during the colder months. As with standard guestrooms, you can specify your preferred location on the property for the one-bedroom suites, which accommodate a maximum of four people.
Two-Bedroom Suites
The two-bedroom suites have the same amenities as the one-bedroom suites, but more space (1,200 square feet) with the addition of a second bedroom with either one king bed or two double beds and a total of two full bathrooms. There's also a larger dining space here that makes it easy to host group dinners. The living room has a fireplace and queen sofa bed in the living room, too, so you can accommodate between six and eight people, depending on sleeping configurations.
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The three-bedroom suites are a spacious 1,500 square feet and have three full bedrooms (two with king beds and a third with your choice of one king or two doubles), as well as a living room with a sofa bed and a full kitchen with washer and dryer facilities. Eight people can fit here, too.
Standard in all of the suites are balconies or patios, fireplaces, queen sofa beds in the living rooms and your choice of locations around the resort.
If being waterfront is your main priority, you may want to splurge on the resort's new three- or four-bedroom cottages -- beautiful two-story houses with balconies that sit within a few feet of the James River and have magnificent views. Bedrooms, all with one king bed or two double beds, all have their own full bathrooms, as well as queen sofa beds in the living rooms. If you're here with a large group, this might be the best option as you can sleep more than 10 people in the four-bedroom cottages, especially if kids can double up in the double beds.
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Rooms, services Rosa Nautica Strandhotel Natal is welcoming all guests in Natal with 20 comfortable rooms to stay in. Parking possibility is available nearby for guests arriving by car. If you are curious to discover the highlights of the area, you may also rent a car or take an organized city tour nearby. The fans of actively spent leisure time may take the bike rental, billiard, minigolf, water ski, volleyball, diving, sailing, surfing and boat rental opportunities nearby. Upon preliminary request airport transfer is provided. The local café or the bar will provide an ideal location for personal meetings and nice evening chats. In the safe you may secure your valuables. If you wish to learn more about the exact scope of services provided by Rosa Nautica Strandhotel Natal (including any available for an extra fee), you will find them on the information sheet below.
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Arrival, opening hours The earliest check-in time to your room is 12:00, the latest check-out time from your room is 13:00. You will be able to speak with the personnel in Portuguese - Portugal and English languages.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's fractious ruling party resumed its bickering Friday after Prime Minister Naoto Kan hinted he wanted to keep his job into the new year, angering rivals who had voted down a no-confidence motion in return for a promise he would quit much sooner.
The squabbling will likely further hamper efforts by Kan, who took office a year ago as Japan's fifth premier in as many years, to tackle steps needed to rein in massive public debt while engineering growth in the fast-aging country.
Kan survived the no-confidence motion Thursday after a last-minute offer to resign persuaded party critics not to defect and drive him from office even as the country struggles with the world's worst nuclear crisis in 25 years.
The maneuver appeared to buy Kan time to prepare an extra budget to pay for rebuilding from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, which devastated northeast coastal areas and triggered a radiation crisis at Tokyo Electric Power Co's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
In a voter poll by Kyodo news agency Thursday and Friday, Kan's support rate rose to 33 percent from 28 percent in May.
But bickering quickly resurfaced after Kan's comments at a late-night news conference suggested he wanted to stay on until damaged reactors at the disabled nuclear plant achieved a stable "cold shutdown," a process expected to take at least until January and probably longer.
"If he cannot keep his promise he is a fraud," former Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, who brokered Thursday's last-minute pact with Kan, told reporters.
"If he doesn't keep his word I will take decisive action."
Hatoyama told reporters Thursday that Kan had agreed to quit after drafting the extra budget, a process he said could be finished this month.
Disaster Management Minister Ryu Matsumoto told reporters it was clear the deal was for Kan to step down soon. "I think it's the end of June," he said.
In the Kyodo poll, 48 percent of voters said Kan should quit, while 45 percent said he need not do so, although it was unclear if voters wanted him to quit right away. Earlier polls showed many voters want a new leader but only after the crisis has subsided.
There is no obvious successor to Kan in sight. The Kyodo poll showed voters' top choice for next leader was the policy chief of the main opposition Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), Shigeru Ishiba, with 13 percent support.
The next choice was conservative former foreign minister Seiji Maehara in the ruling party but with just 11 percent, while 24.6 percent of voters were undecided or gave no answer.
In repeated questioning in parliament Friday Kan again refused to be pinned down on when he will resign.
The main opposition LDP, which says Kan is incapable of dealing with the nuclear accident and of leading the effort to rebuild Japan's tsunami-devastated northeast, also weighed in, saying it could not cooperate with a lame-duck leader.
"The method you used to vote down the no-confidence motion was ... a sleazy and makeshift fraud, something a politician, a human being or the leader of Japan should absolutely not commit," LDP lawmaker Ichita Yamamoto told Kan in parliament.
Opposition parties, which control parliament's upper house and can block bills, have insisted that Kan step down before they will cooperate on implementing policies.
Some LDP lawmakers have threatened to submit a non-binding censure motion against Kan in the less powerful upper house.
Kan's rivals in the DPJ, which swept to power for the first time in 2009 promising change, have been angered by his abrasive style and fear his low voter ratings would hurt them at the next general election for the lower house, which must be held by 2013.
Many are also irked by Kan's shift toward fiscal reform and away from costly campaign promises on initiatives to put more money into households.
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Stereophile is planning its next couple of HI-FI Shows. Any suggestions for locations?
Where would you like to see the next <I>Stereophile</I> HI-FI Show?
The best (and most elegant) audio shows I have been to were in Paris, France. I don't like the hotel-rooms setup of Stereophile 's HI-FI Shows, be it in New York or Chicago. It's cramped, noisy, with low ceilings. You need a commercial space, not hotel rooms, for the Show. My answer is: in a commercial space, in New York or Los Angeles, the two biggest markets.
I am a life long Stereophile subscriber andI live in New Jersey. I paid for tickets for HE 2000 only to learn that the show was cancelled. I will sorely miss it. However I do hope that it comes off in NYC in 2001. If the good folks at Stereophile need any volunteers please feel free to call on me Stephen C. Solomon 34 Brandywine Circle Piscataway, NJ 08854 Tel. (732)752-3265
You guys need to tour like the Antiques Road Show and broadcast on public TV. I know you can't hear great audio through the TV, but at least we could see people's reactions. As for locations, how about Charlotte, North Carolina? I could make that road trip. While you're at it, bring it on over to my house. Any equipment that can sound good in my house has to be the best (under extreme duress)! You could broadcast this on PBS too. Maybe Norm could make a nice turntable stand.
San Francisco was always nice. There are hundreds of hotels within a one-hour drive of San Francisco. There are thousands of restaurants in and around San Francisco. There are many tourist attractions around San Francisco, such as the new Pac Bell Baseball park for the San Francisco Giants baseball team. San Francisco is centrally located to practically any city on the west coast, from San Diego to Seattle. And Las Vegas can be a stop on the way back home to anywhere going east. It seems perfect to me.
Chicago. It's not on either coast. Actually, I'd like to noodle on internal logistics for a moment. For the next show, I suggest putting all of the LOUD TV (i.e., home theater) folks on the same floors, so that they don't drown out the audio-only rooms. At the last show, I had trouble enjoying the fine sounds in the Naim audio room because they were surrounded by LOUD TV guys. Thank you.


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The BSI Meetings & Events managed Indesit stand was awarded 'Best Stand in Show' at the CIH Euronics suppliers tradeshow held at the NEC in September.
The achievement is the result of BSI's successful management and delivery of Indesit's stand for the second year running at an event which showcases supplier product ranges to Euronics franchisees, attracting over 1,000 customers and clients.
Building upon the success of Indesit's presence at the show last year, BSI worked alongside Full Circle Group on the design and build for the 2010 event.
BSI Operations Director Jim Quintrell commented "The successful delivery was the result creating a powerful showcase for both Indesit and Hotpoint products and brands whilst also reflecting Indesit Group's core values and reinforcing their position as market leaders within the industry. The team worked effectively with Indesit's budget to deliver value and ensure that the visitor experience was cohesive, providing a real connection. It is testament to our creative team that Indesit Company won the 'Best Stand in the Show' Award".
Indesit Events Manager Jayson Weston said "This is a great achievement. BSI were working within a restricted budget but we had high expectations. Every one of our aspirations and objectives was interpreted exactly and integrated in an aesthetically beautiful but practical way. The outcome was an award winning stand which looked fantastic and was, ultimately, highly engaging".
The delivery of the stand is the latest in a number of Indesit events delivered by BSI Meetings & Events, who were appointed to the company's supply roster in early 2009 for technical production, creative design and event logistics delivery.


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We were forced off I-57 due to the weather and spent the night here. They were very accommodating and wonderful people. The property was very clean and the pool area was a definite plus. The breakfast also was excellent.
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- New hotel in Mattoon, Illinois boasts excellent facilities! Welcome to the new Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites in Mattoon near Lake Land College and Eastern Illinois University. Our Mattoon, IL hotel is the perfect choice for both corporate and leisure travelers. Families looking for lodging in Mattoon, Illinois will not be disappointed by our hotel, located just off I-57 between Effingham and Champaign. We offer you close proximity to many local attractions, including the Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site, Fox Ridge State Park and the Douglas-Hart Nature Center. Other nearby activities include Lake Mattoon, the Rockome Gardens and shopping at the Tanger Outlet Mall. Business travelers will be impressed by the convenience of our Mattoon, IL accommodations. Situated in a suburban area of Mattoon, Illinois, the hotel is close to several companies, including RR Donnelley, Mediacom, Lender's Bagel Company and the Sarah Bush Lincoln Medical Center. In addition, we provide a business center with a fax machine, printer, copier, a public computer and free high-speed, wired and wireless Internet access, so you can stay in touch. While staying in Illinois, you can enjoy our choice hotel amenities, which include a 24-hour fitness center, a heated indoor pool, spa and a complimentary hot breakfast bar. Book your reservation now to enjoy our great Mattoon, IL hotel deals and rates. ... more less
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January's Top Songs on Q-106.5
Kicking off a new year with the Top Song is the dream of many country stars, but who will hold that honor on Q-106.5?
Kicking off a new year with the Top Song is the dream of many country stars, but who will hold that honor on Q-106.5?
Eli Young Band's 2013 plans included making new music in the studio -- and they did just that. They've been hard at work, and now, a release date, along with track listing, have been revealed for their next mainstream country album.
Scott Borchetta from The Big Machine Label Group seems to have a knack for finding talent, getting them singed, and watching them flourish! The Cadillac Three is the next new group under this labels umbrella that will no question, make a splash in the country music industry! Today, we're featuring their first, and might I add, star-studded single! 'The South' from The Cadillac Three features Florida Georgia Line, Dierks Bentley and Mike Eli of the Eli Young Band! Give it a listen and let us know what you think!
When I first saw the title 'Songs About Trucks,' a new song from new country artist, Wade Bowen, I thought this ought to be good--I love country and I love trucks...
2013 was a great year for the Eli Young Band, as they had the time of their lives opening for Kenny Chesney during his tour. As you know, Kenny draws a massive audience wherever he performs, so to say the least millions got a taste of the Eli Young Band experience...
This fall, Eli Young Band will hit the road for their 2013 Drunk Last Night Tour. After a summer opening for Kenny Chesney, the EYB guys are more than ready to play a series of headlining shows.
Touring artists like Eli Young Band know what it feels like to be away from home too often. But even with their jam-packed travel schedules, their time apart from family is nothing compared to the burden that our soldiers overseas face -- something they realize.
The 'No Shoes Nation' tour will be here at Darling's Waterfront Pavilion in just over a month! Tickets are very few, and far between...but if your name is on this list, you have no worries!
The Eli Young Band is a great group of guys, with a love of what they do! And with a string of hit's that include their first #1 'Crazy Girl' and 2nd top charting song 'Even If It Breaks Your Heart' The Eli Young Band shows no signs of being content with just 2! This summer you can see The Eli Young Band here in Bangor on the 'No Shoes Nation' Tour with Kenny Chesney & Kacey Musgraves on Wednesday, August 7th! Right now you can check out their latest single 'Drunk Last Night' as it's Today's Fresh Track of the Day!
Eli Young Band's new single 'Drunk Last Night' is a subtle, but important, departure from songs on the 'Life at Best' album. The track shuffles along at a slightly faster tempo than 'Crazy Girl' or 'Even if It Breaks Your Heart,' but the chorus and production breathe new life into the band's sound.


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I have started on my laser cutter and will continue to update this post as I progress. Also I will be uploading all the code I use / write once I finish with it.
To start with here is my first video in the build log:
Update Sept 5th, 2017
I've now gotten most of the framing done and am going to start wiring things up.
100w Laser Cutter Build Log
Build in 'Laser Cutter Builds' published by Puddin, Sep 5, 2017.
I rebuild my 2 meter tall 3D printer into a 100w laser cutter
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Complaint Review: CheapTickets.de
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CheapTickets.de CheapTickets.nl You may have thought you got lucky when looking for cheap flights in Europe and a travel agent with attractive prices was CheapTickets.de. No indication of terms and conditions is available before or after making your booking. Internet
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Of course, you receive your booking confirmation with instructions in German.
Still no terms or conditions mentioned. Too good to be true?
Then you may want to rebook your flight(s) to a different destination or date. Ah, "No refund on alterations or cancellation to initial booking", those are the company rules. they can rebook at heavy penalties.
You ask then for a refund. No deal $0 refund, but they insist that you make your cancellation official. they get to keep your money and you get the heartache.
Resolution: never do business with this company. I did and paid the price!
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- Imagine that..getting instructions in German from a GERMAN site. I guess you were expecting Chinese or perhaps Latin? If you were so concerned about not being able to find(or understand) the Terms and Conditions, why did you continue with the purchase?
By the way for future reference it doesn't matter where you bought your tickets. With the exception of just handful of airlines in the world(I personally only know of one, but there may be another few), every airline will charge you a change/cancellation fee if you purchase a discounted fare ticket. If you wanted the ability to change or cancel your flight without penalty that same ticket you bought would have been at least 2-3 times the cost.
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Despite its doors remaining shuttered for the next two years, the Georgia Museum of Art will carry on a healthy schedule of programs that not only maintain its profile in the community, but manage to connect with a more diverse and far-reaching audience.
As the museum building undergoes a $20 million expansion, "GMOA on the Move" offers a slate of exhibits, events and educational programs at locations throughout Athens and the Southeast.
"It is a bit more challenging to take our programs to many different venues ... but is very exciting to form new connections and strengthen existing partnerships in the community over the next two years," says Carissa DiCindio, GMOA associate curator of education. "As far as staying prominent, we have actually maintained almost all of our regular programs and are able to implement them at other venues," she continues.
While GMOA staff have curated exhibits of works gleaned from its own collections to hang in venues - including the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, Pensacola Museum of Art, the Columbus Museum of Art, the University of Louisiana and Athens' own Lyndon House Arts Center - the museum has teamed up with the State Botanical Garden of Georgia for several events and educational programs in the coming months.
Last Tuesday, more than a dozen children and a handful of adults gathered in the atrium of the botanical garden's Visitors Center for GMOA's "Just My Imagination" program on drawing plants and flowers. Instructor Toni Carlucci warmed up the class with exercises in scribbling lines, drawing shapes and basic shading, and then led the class into the tropical plants exhibit to create their own contour drawings.
Carlucci, who professes a fascination with nature that began in childhood, was fully impressed with the students' eagerness, patience and intentness in drawing from nature.
"I decided what was most important was giving them some tools to help them see more fully," she says. "Their lines were full of life, I thought, and were a reflection of their attentive and sensitive looking. They, too, were making discoveries as they drew," adds Carlucci.
"The botanical garden offers a perfect place for artists of all ages to study organic forms and colors found in nature and interpret them in their works of art," DiCindio says of the natural relationship between art and nature.
"I can't wait to go back with my sketchbook!"
Upcoming GMOA programs at the botanical garden include "The Collectors Present: Art on Wheels" on May 16; "Family Day: Sunny Sunflowers" on May 23; "The Art of: Flowers" on June 4; and "Family Day: Colors of Summer" on July 18.
The museum also will have a presence at AthFest this year via a "Silly Sunvisors" kids' program, while several fall programs will be held at the Lyndon House Arts Center in conjunction with the GMOA exhibit, "Lord Love You: Works by R.A. Miller from the Mullis Collection."
"Increasing our connections with other institutions has been one of the benefits of 'GMOA on the Move,' " DiCindio says of the vitality of such off-site programming. "We are reaching larger audiences and coming up with new and creative ideas through these collaborations. We are also creating partnerships that hopefully will continue when we reopen the museum."
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A 200-bed facility located at Gateway Center in Northwest Bangalore. The hospital opened in 2008 and provides comprehensive tertiary-level services, such as cardiac operations, orthopedics and neuroscience, as well as secondary-level medical care.
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Part of the Nova Medical Centers group, the center offers over 700 different procedures, with a specialty in general surgery, gynecology, plastic and cosmetic surgery, orthopedics, radiology, pediatrics, urology, and ophthalmology.
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Apollo Bangalore is a modern, JCI accredited, multi-specialty hospital, capable of treating the most complex medical cases, including neurosurgy, bone marrow transplants, oncology and cardiac surgery. Apollo provides a full range of services for foreign patients.
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A conglomeration of hospitals in one campus, including: the Sparsh Hospital for Orthopedics & Trauma, the Mazumdar Shaw Cancer Center, the Narayana Hrudayalaya Heart Hospital, the Narayana Nethralaya Eye Hospital, as well as a full fledged multi specialty hospital.
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Do I need surgery to repair a rotator cuff tear?
Most rotator cuff tears are treated with non-surgical therapies, such as cold compression therapy and physical therapy.
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Unanswered: Internal Error [1907] - Oracle 9iAS - Rel2
We are converting our forms from 6i to 9iAS. When we are compiling the converted forms in our new schema ( in UNIX environment), wherever there is a code to access DBMS_SQL package, we are getting
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the declaration of the type of this expression is incomplete or malformed.
Specifically we have given the execute and debug permission for DBMS_SQL package to the new schema. Is there any other permission to be given for this/ anyother changes are required?
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Recent Publications of the NRDPFC
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Johnson, K., I.A.E. Butts, J.L. Smith, C.C. Wilson, and T.E. Pitcher. The effects of inbreeding on sperm quality traits in captively bred lake trout, Salvelinus namaycush. Journal of Applied Ichthyology (accepted).
McDermid, J.L., S. Nienhuis, M. Alshamlih, T.J. Haxton, and C.C. Wilson. Evaluating the genetic consequences of river fragmentation on lake sturgeon populations. Journal of Applied Ichthyology (accepted).
Houde, A.L.S., B.D. Neff, and C.C. Wilson. 2014. Competitive interactions among multiple non-native salmonids and two populations of Atlantic salmon. Ecology of Freshwater Fish 23 (in press). doi: 10.1111/eff.12123.
Johnston, T.A. and C.C. Wilson. 2014. Comparative ecologies of naturalized and domestic rainbow trout in northern Lake Huron. Ecology of Freshwater Fish 23 (in press). doi: 10.1111/eff.12147.
Kelly, N.I., G. Burness, J.L. McDermid, and C.C. Wilson. 2014. Ice Age fish in a warming world: limited intraspecific variation in thermal acclimation capacity among lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush) populations. Conservation Physiology 2: doi:10.1093/conphys/cou025.
Wilson, C.C., E. Wright, J. Bronnenhuber, F. MacDonald, M. Belore, and B. Locke. 2014. Tracking ghosts: combined electrofishing and environmental DNA surveillance efforts for Asian carps in Ontario waters of Lake Erie. Management of Biological Invasions 5 (in press).
Harbicht, A., M. AlShamlih, C.C. Wilson, and D.J. Fraser. 2014. Environmental and anthropogenic correlates of hybridization between hatchery and native trout in wild populations. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 71: 688-697.
Stitt, B.C., G. Burness, K.L. Burgomaster, S. Currie, J.L. McDermid, and C.C. Wilson. 2014. Intraspecific variation in thermal tolerance and acclimation capacity in brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis): physiological implications for climate change. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology 87: 15-29.
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Galvano, P.M. K. Johnson, C.C. Wilson, T.E. Pitcher, and I.A.E. Butts. Ovarian fluid influences sperm performance traits in lake trout, Salvelinus namaycush. Reproductive Biology 13:172-175.
Garner, S.R., S.M. Bobrowicz, and C.C. Wilson. Genetic and ecological assessment of population rehabilitation: Contributions and comparative fitness of wild- and hatchery-origin walleye in Black Bay, Lake. Ecological Applications 23:594-605.
Johnson, K., Butts, I.A.E., C.C. Wilson, and T.E. Pitcher. 2013. Seasonal variations in sperm characteristics of captively bred lake trout, Salvelinus namaycush. North American Journal of Aquaculture 75: 102-108.
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Butts, I.A.E., K. Johnson, C.C. Wilson, and T. Pitcher. 2012. Ovarian fluid enhances sperm velocity based on relatedness in lake trout, Salvelinus namaycush. Theriogenology 78: 2105-2109.
McDermid, J.L., F.A. Fischer, M. Alshamlih, W.N. Sloan, N.E. Jones, and C.C. Wilson. 2012. Variation in acute thermal tolerance within and among hatchery strains of brook trout, Salvelinus fontinalis. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 141:1230–1235.
Van Zwol, J.A., B.D. Neff, and C.C. Wilson. 2012c. The effect of competition between three salmonids on dominance and growth during the juvenile life stage. Ecology of Freshwater Fish 21: 533-540.
Van Zwol, J.A., B.D. Neff, and C.C. Wilson. 2012b. The effect of non-native salmonids on social dominance and growth of juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 141: 907-918.
Van Zwol, J.A., B.D. Neff, and C.C. Wilson. 2012a. The influence of non-native salmonids on circulating levels of stress hormones in juvenile Atlantic salmon. Animal Behaviour 83: 119-129.
Reid, S.M., A. Kidd, and C.C. Wilson. 2012. Validation of buccal swabs for noninvasive DNA sampling from small-bodied imperiled fishes. Journal of Applied Ichthyology 28: 290-292.
Timusk, E.R. M.M. Ferguson, H.K. Moghadam, J.D. Norman, C.C. Wilson, and R.G. Danzmann. 2011. Genome evolution in the fish family Salmonidae: generation of a brook charr genetic map and comparisons among charrs (Arctic charr and brook charr) with rainbow trout. BMC Genetics 12:68.
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Szanto, Annamaria G. , Nadin-Davis, Susan A. , Rosatte, Richard C. , White, Bradley N. 2011. Re-assessment of direct fluorescent antibody negative brain tissues with a real-time PCR assay to detect the presence of raccoon rabies virus RNA J Virol Methods. 174:110-6. doi: 10.1016/j.jviromet.2011.04.009.
S.A. Wood, T.R. Frasier, B.A. McLeod, J.R. Gilbert, B.N. White, W.D. Bowen, M.O. Hammill, G.T. Waring, and S. Brault. 2011. The genetics of recolonization: an analysis of the stock structure of grey seals (Halichoerus grypus) in the northwest Atlantic. Can. J. Zool. 89: 490–497.
Billington, N., C.C. Wilson, and B.L. Sloss. 2011. Distribution and population genetics of walleye and sauger. p. 105-132 in Biology, Management, and Culture of Walleye and Sauger (B. Barton, ed.). American Fisheries Society, Bethesda, MD.
Galbraith, H., C. Smith, K. Wozney, D. Zanatta, and C.C. Wilson. 2011. Development and characterization of nine microsatellite loci for the imperiled Kidneyshell, Ptychobranchus fasciolaris, and cross-amplification in closely-related lampsilines (Bivalvia: Unionoida). Conservation Genetics Resources. 3:533-536.
McDermid, J., K. Wozney, S. Kjartanson, and C.C. Wilson. 2011. Quantifying historical, contemporary, and anthropogenic influences on the geographic genetic structure and diversity of lake sturgeon in northern Ontario. Journal of Applied Ichthyology. 27(Supp S2):12–23.
Bhagat, Y., C.C. Wilson, M.G. Fox, and M.T. Ferreira. 2011. Genetic relationships among pumpkinseed (Lepomis gibbosus) populations and ecomorphs in freshwater reservoirs of Portugal. Ecology of Freshwater Fish 20: 287-298.
Galbraith, H.S., K.M. Wozney, C.M. Smith, D.T. Zanatta, and C.C. Wilson. 2011. Isolation and characterization of microsatellite loci in the freshwater mussel Lasmigona costata (Bivalvia: Unionoida). Conservation Genetics Resources 3: 9-11.
Moles, M.D., T.A. Johnston, B.W. Robinson, A.M. Bernard, C.C. Wilson, M.D. Wiegand, and W.C. Leggett. 2011. Reproductive divergence between growth forms of Lake Winnipeg walleye (Sander vitreus) Ecology of Freshwater Fishes 20: 52-66.
Wozney, K.M., T.J. Haxton, S. Kjartanson, and C.C. Wilson. 2011. Genetic assessment of lake sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) population structure in the Ottawa River. Environmental Biology of Fishes 90: 183-195.
Zanatta, D.T. and C.C. Wilson. 2011. Testing congruency of post-glacial redistribution and genetic population structure for a freshwater mussel (Bivalvia: Unionoida) and its host fish: a case study in co-evolution. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 102: 668-684.
Hettinga, P., A. Arnason, M. Manseau, D. Cross, K. Whaley, P.J. Wilson. Size and trend of the North Interlake woodland caribou population using fecal-DNA and capture-recapture models. Journal of Wildlife Management.
Galpern, P., M. Manseau and P.J. Wilson. Multiscale landscape genetics using voronoi tessellations of resistance surfaces. Molecular Ecology.
Carr, N.L., A.R. Rodgers, S.R. Kingston, P.N. Hettinga, L.M. Thompson, J.L. Renton and P.J. Wilson. Comparative woodland caribou population surveys on the Slate Islands Provincial Park, Ontario. Proceedings of the 13th North American Caribou Workshop. Rangifer.
Hettinga, P., M. Manseau, M. Bradley and P.J. Wilson. Jasper population size estimation and genetic structure. Proceedings of the 13th North American Caribou Workshop. Rangifer.
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Ball, M.C., M. Manseau and P. Wilson. 2010. Integrating multiple analytical approaches to spatially delineate and characterize genetic population structure: An application to boreal caribou in central Canada. Conservation Genetics : 2131-214, doi:10.1007/s10592-010-0099-3.
Rutledge, Linda, Patterson, Brent, and Bradley N. White (2010). Analysis of Canis mitochondrial DNA demonstrates high concordance between control region and ATPase genes. BMC Evolutionary Biology.
Beauclerc, Kaela, Bob Johnson and Bradley N. White (2010) Distinctiveness of declining northern populations of Blanchard's cricket frog (Acris blanchardii) justifies recovery efforts. Can. J. Zool. 88.
Wheeldon, Tyler, Patterson, Brent and Bradley N. White (2010). Sympatric wolf and coyote populations of the Western Great Lakes region are reproductively isolated. Molecular Ecology.
Frasier, T.R., Hamilton, P.K., Brown, M.W., Kraus, S.D. and White, B.N.(2010). Reciprocal exchange and subsequent adoption of calves by two North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis). Aquatic Mammals36(2) 115-120.
Tyler Wheeldon, Brent Patterson, and Bradley N. White. (2010) Colonisation History and ancestry of northeastern coyotes. Biology Letters, 6, 246-247. doi.10.1098/rsbl.2009. 0822
Linda Y. Rutledge, Brent R. Patterson, Kenneth J. Mills, Karen M. Loveless, Dennis Murray, and Bradley N. White (2010) Protection from harvesting restores natural social structure of eastern wolf packs. Biological Conservation,143,332-339.
Roxanne M. Gillett. Timothy R. Frasier, Rosalind M. Rolland, Bradley N. White (2010). Molecular identification of individual North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis) using free-floating feces. Marine Mammal Science doi:10.1111/j.1748-7692.2010.00389.x
Rees,E.E. Bruce A. Pond, Catherine I. Cullingham, Rowland R. Tinline, David Ball, Christopher J. Kyle, Bradley N. White.(2010) Landscape modeling genetic bottlenecks: implications for raccoon rabies disease spread. Biology Letters, 5(3), 387-390.
Hossie, T., and Murray, D.L. You can't run but you can hide: refuge use in frog tadpoles elicits density-dependent predation by dragonfly larvae. Oecologia 163:395–404.
Smith, D.W., Bangs, E.E., Oakleaf, J.O., Mack, C., Fontaine, J., Boyd, D., Jiminez, M., Niemeyer, C.C., Meier, T.J., Stahler, D.R., Holyan, J., Asher, V.J. and Murray, D.L. 2010. Survival of colonizing wolves in the northern Rocky Mountains of the United States, 1982-2004. Journal of Wildlife Management 74:620–634.
Murray, D.L., Anderson, M.G., and Steury, T.D. 2010. Temporal shifts in density dependence among North American breeding duck populations. Ecology 91: 571-581.
Eaton, H.E., B. Ring, and C.R. Brunetti (2010). The evolution and diversity of the Iridoviridae. Viruses.
Eaton, H.E., E. Penny, and C.R. Brunetti (2010). Antibody dependent enhancement of frog virus 3 infection. Virology Journal 7:41.
Bowman, J., D. S. Badzinski, and R. J. Brooks. 2010. The numerical response of northern saw-whet owls Aegolius acadicus suggests nomadism. Journal of Ornithology 151: 499-506.
Bowman, J., J. C. Ray, A. J. Magoun, D. S. Johnson, and F. N. Dawson. 2010. Roads, logging, and the large-mammal community of an eastern Canadian boreal forest. Canadian Journal of Zoology 88: 454-467.
Garroway*, C. J., J. Bowman, G. L. Holloway***, C. G. Mahan, J. R. Malcolm, T. J. Cascaden*, M. A. Steele, G. Turner, and P. J. Wilson. 2010. Climate change induced hybridization in flying squirrels. Global Change Biology 16: 113-121.
Addison, P. and C.C. Wilson. 2010. Matching management to biological scale: connectivity among lacustrine brook trout populations. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 30: 1132-1142.
McDermid, J.L., W.N. Sloan, C.C. Wilson, and B.J. Shuter. 2010. Early life history variation among hatchery- and wild-origin lake trout reared in a hatchery environment. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 139: 21-28.
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McLeod, B.M. and Bradley N. White (2009) Tracking mtDNA heteroplasmy through multiple generations in the North Atlantic right whale (Eubalaena glacialis. J. Heredity doi:10,1093.jhered/esp098.
Frasier,T. R. Philip K. Hamilton, Moira W. Brown, Scott D. Kraus, and Bradley N. White. (2010). Sources and rates of errors in methods of individual identification for the North Atlantic right whale (Eubalaena glacialis). J. Mammalogy 90(5),1246-1255.
Beauclerc, K.B., Johnson, B., and White, B.N. (2010) Genetic rescue of an inbred captive population of the critically endangered Puerto Rican crested toad(Peltophryne lemur) by mixing lineages. Conservation Genetics Vol11. No 1 ,21-32.
Beauclerc, K.B., Johnson, B., and White, B.N. (2009) Conservation genetics of wild and captive populations of the critically endangered Puerto Rican crested toad (Peltophryne lemur.) Conservation Genetics.
Macleod, B.A., Brown, M.W., Frasier, T.L., and White, B.N. (2009). DNA Profile of a 16th century western North Atlantic right whale (Eubalaena glacialis). Conservation Genetics.
Wilson, P. ,Grewal, S.K., Mallory, F. and White BN. (2009) Genetic Characterisation of hybrid wolves across Ontario. J. Heredity.
Wheeldon, T., and White, B.N. (2009) Genetic analysis of historic western Great Lakes region Canis samples reveals early lupus/lycaon hybridization. Biology Letters doi:1098/rsbl.2008.0516.
Cullingham, C.I., Kyle, C.J., Rees. E.E., Pond, B.A., and White B.N. (2009). Differential permeability of rivers to raccoon gene flow corresponds to rabies incidence in Ontario Canada. Mol. Ecol.
Cullingham, C.I., Pond, B.A., Kyle, C.J., Rees, E.E. Rosatte, R.C., White, B.N. (2009).Combining direct and indirect genetic methods to estimate dispersal to inform disease management protocols. Mol. Ecol. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-294X.2008.03956.x. pp. 1 – 13.
Halbisen, M.A. and C.C. Wilson. 2009. Variable introgression from supplemental stocking in southern Ontario populations of lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush). Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 138.
Tamlin**, A. L., J. Bowman, and D. F. Hackett. 2009. Separating wild from domestic American mink based on skull morphometrics. Wildlife Biology 15: 266-277.
Betts, M.G., L. Ganio, M. M. P. Huso, N. Som, F. Huettmann, J. Bowman, and B.A. Wintle. 2009. Comment on "Methods to account for spatial autocorrelation in the analysis of species distributional data: a review". Ecography 32: 374-378.
Bowman, J., and A. I. Schulte-Hostedde. 2009. The mink is not a reliable sentinel species. Environmental Research 109: 937-939.
Kidd*, A. G., J. Bowman, D. Lesbarrères, and A. I. Schulte-Hostedde. 2009. Hybridization between escaped domestic and wild American mink (Neovison vison). Molecular Ecology 18: 1175-1186.
Scherr**, H., and J. Bowman. 2009. A sex-biased effect of parasitism on skull morphology of river otters. Écoscience 16: 119-124.
Pitcher, T.E., C. L. Beneteau, R.P. Walter, C.C. Wilson, N.E. Mandrak, and D.D. Heath. 2009. Isolation and characterization of microsatellite loci in the redside dace, Clinostomus elongatus. Conservation Genetics Resources 1:381–383.
Bernard, A., M.M. Ferguson, D.L.G. Noakes, B.J. Morrison, and C.C. Wilson. 2009. How different is different? Defining units for management and conservation in a problematic exploited species. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 66: 1617–1630.
2008: [back to top]
Cullingham, C.I.. Kyle, C.J. Pond, B.A. and White B.N. (2008) Population genetic structure of raccoons in eastern North America based on mtDNA: implications for sub-species designations and rabies disease dynamics. Can J. Zool. 86, 947-958.
Wang, J.Y., Timothy R. Frasier, Shih-Chu Yang and Bradley N. White (2008). Detecting recent speciation events: the case of the finless porpoise (genus Neophocaena). J. Heredity 101, 145-155.
.Szanto, Annamaria, Susan A. Nadin-Davis, Bradley N. White. (2008) Complete Genome Sequence of a Raccoon Rabies Virus Isolate from Canada. Virus Research, 136, 130-139.
Rees E.E., Pond B.A., Cullingham C.I., Rowland, R.T., Ball, D., Kyle C.J., and White B.N. (2008). Assessing a landscape barrier using genetic simulation modelling: implications for raccoon rabies management. Preventative Veterinary Medicine. 86. 107-123.
Frasier, T and White BN (2008). Increased efficiency of genetic profiling through quantity and quality assessment of fluorescently labeled oligonucleotide primers. Biotechniques 44(1) 49-52
McLeod, B.A. M.W. Brown, M.J. Moore, W Stevens, S,H. Barkham, M Barkham and B.N. White (2008) Did 16th century Basque whalers target North Atlantic right whales in the western North Atlantic? Arctic, 61, 61-75.
Kyle, C.A., A.R. Johnson, B Patterson, P. Wilson and BN White (2008) The conspecific nature of eastern and red wolves: conservation and management implications. Conserv. Genet.9, 699-701.
Gillett, R,M., R.M. Rolland and B.N. White (2008) Quantification and genetic profiling of DNA Isolated from free-floating feces of the North Atlantic right whale (Eubalaena glacialis) Marine Mammal Science 24, 341-355.
Fryxell, J., M. Hazell, L. Borger, D. Haydon, J. Morales, T. MacIntosh and R. Rosatte.2008. Multiple movement modes by large herbivores at multiple spatio-temporal scales. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA)- in press
MacIntosh, R. Rosatte, J. Hamr and D. Murray. 2008. Development of a sightability model for low-density elk populations in Ontario, Canada. Journal of Wildlife Management in press
M. Ryckman, R. Rosatte, T. MacIntosh, J. Hamr, D. Jenkins.2008. Post release dispersal of re-introduced elk. Accepted Restoration Ecology
G.Szanto, S. Nadin-Davis, R. Rosatte and B. White. 2008. Genetic tracking of the raccoon rabies virus in eastern North America. Submitted.
G.Szanto, Nadin0-Davis, Rosatte, White. 2008. Re-assessment of direct fluorescent antibody negative brain tissues with a Taqman real-time PCR assay to detect the presence of raccoon rabies virus.Submitted.
Crompton et al, 2008. Population structure in polar bears from Hudson Bay, Canada: Implications of future climate change. Biological Conservation.
D'Amelio, S. and C.C. Wilson. 2008. Genetic population structure of coaster and riverine brook trout in Nipigon Bay, Lake Superior: implications for conservation and management. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 137:1213-1228.
D'Amelio, S., J. Mucha, R. Mackereth and C.C. Wilson. 2008. Tracking coaster brook trout to their sources: combining telemetry and genetic profiles to determine source populations. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 28:1343-1349.
Reid, S.M., C.C. Wilson, N.E. Mandrak, and L.M. Carl. 2008. Population structure and genetic diversity of black redhorse (Moxostoma duquesnei) in the highly fragmented Grand River watershed. Conservation Genetics 9: 531-546.
Wilson, C.C., W. Stott, L.M. Miller, S. D'Amelio, M. Jennings, and A. Cooper. 2008. A synthesis of genetic research on coaster brook trout management, biology, and rehabilitation. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 28:1307-1320.
Reid, S.M., C.C. Wilson, L.M. Carl, and T. Zorn. 2008. Species traits influence the genetic consequences of river fragmentation on two co-occurring redhorse (Moxostoma) species. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 65: 1892-1904.
Reid, S.M, N.E. Mandrak, L.M. Carl, and C.C. Wilson. 2008. Influence of dams and habitat condition on the distribution of redhorse (Moxostoma) species distribution in the Grand River watershed, Ontario. Environmental Biology of Fishes 81: 111-125.
Roth, J.D., Murray, D.L., and Steury, T.D. 2008. Spatial dynamics of sympatric canids: Modeling the impact of coyotes on red wolf recovery. Ecological Modeling 214: 391-403.
Patterson, B.R., and Murray, D.L. 2008. Flawed population viability analysis can lead to misleading population status assessment: A case study for wolves in Algonquin Park, Canada. Biological Conservation 141:669-680.
Mills, K.J., Patterson, B.R., and Murray, D.L. 2008. Direct estimation of early survival and movements in eastern wolf pups. Journal of Wildlife Management 72:949-954.
Murray, D.L., Steury, T.D., and Roth, J.D. 2008. Canada lynx research and conservation needs in the southern range: Another kick at the cat. Journal of Wildlife Management 72:1463-1472.
Eaton, H.E., J. Metcalf, and C.R. Brunetti (2008). Expression of frog virus 3 genes is impaired in mammalian cell lines. Virology Journal 5:83
Nazarian S.H., M.M Rahman, S.J. Werden, D. Villeneuve, X. Meng, C. Brunetti, C. Valeriano, C. Wong, R. Singh, J.W. Barrett, Y. Xiang, and G. McFadden (2008). Yaba monkey tumor virus encodes a functional inhibitor of interleukin-18. J. Virology 82: 522-528
Duffus, A.L.J., B.D. Pauli, K. Wozney, C.R. Brunetti, M. Berrill (2008). Frog virus 3-like infections in aquatic amphibian communities. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 44:109-120.
Garroway*, C. J., J. Bowman, D. Carr*, and P. J. Wilson. 2008. Applications of graph theory to landscape genetics. Evolutionary Applications 1: 620-630.
Lancaster**, P. A., J. Bowman, and B. A. Pond. 2008. Fishers, farms, and forests in eastern North America. Environmental Management 42: 93-101.
Bowman, J., R. D. Phoenix, A. Sugar, F. N. Dawson, and G. Holborn. 2008. Spatial and temporal dynamics of small mammals at a regional scale in Canadian boreal forest. Journal of Mammalogy. 89: 381-387.
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Timothy R. Frasier, Philip K. Hamilton, Toolika Rastogi, Moira W. Brown, Lisa A. Conger, Amy R. Knowlton, Marilyn K. Marx, Christopher K. Slay, Scott D. Kraus, and Bradley N. White (2007. Patterns of male reproductive success in the endangered North Atlantic right whale. Mol. Ecol.16, 5277-5293.
Beauclerc, K, Johnson, B., and B.N.White (2007) Characterisation, multiplex conditions and cross-species utility of tetranucleotidemicrosatellite loci from Blanchard's cricket frog (Acriscrepitans blanchardii) Mol Ecol Notes 7:1338-1340
Frasier, T., Mcleod, B., Bower, R., Brown, M., and B.N. White (2007) Right Whales Past and Present as Revealed by their Genes. In the "Urban Whale" edited by S. Kraus and R. Rolland. Harvard University Press pp 200-231.
Petersen, S.D., T. Mason, S. Akber, R. West, B.N. White, Wilson, P. (2007) Species identification of tarantulas using exuviae for international wildlife enforcement. Conservation Genetics 6, 497-502.
Ball, M.C., J. Clark, R. Pither, M. Manseau, S.D. Petersen, S. Kingston, N. Morrill, P. Wilson. (2007) Characterization of target DNA reduces technical errors associated with low-template DNA. Conservation Genetics 8:577-586. (DOI 10.1007/s10592-006-9193-y)
R. Rosatte. 2007. Immobilization of elk with Telazol and Xylazine and reversal with Tolazine and Yohimbine. Canadian Field naturalist 121: 62-66.
D. Haydon, J. Morales, A. Yott, D. Jenkins, R. Rosatte and J. Fryxell. 2007. Socially informed random walks: incorporating group dynamics into models of population spread and growth. Proceedings of the Royal Society. On-line publ. doi: 10. 1098/rspb.2007.1688.
R. Rosatte et al. 2007. Raccoon density and movements after population reduction to control rabies. Journal of Wildlife Management 71: 2373-2378.
R. Rosatte et al. 2007. Correlation between age estimates for elk using tooth wear/eruption patterns and counts of annuli in tooth cementum. Canadian Field Naturalist 121: in press.
MacDougall, T.M., C.C. Wilson, L. Richardson, T.M. Lavender, and P. Ryan. 2007. Walleye in the Grand River, Ontario: efforts at rehabilitation, recent demographics and implications for eastern Lake Erie fisheries. Journal of Great Lakes Research 33 (Supplement 1): 103-117.
Wilson, C.C., T.M. Lavender, and J. Black. 2007. Genetic assessment of walleye (Sander vitreus) restoration efforts and options in Nipigon Bay and Black Bay, Lake Superior. Journal of Great Lakes Research 33 (Supplement 1): 133-144.
Kyle, C.J. and C.C. Wilson. 2007. Mitochondrial DNA identification of game and harvested fish species. Forensic Science International 166: 68-76
Ireland, D.H., Wirsing, A.J., and Murray, D.L. 2007. Phenotypically plastic responses of green frog embryos to conflicting predation risk. Oecologia. 152:162-168.
Kortello, A.D., Hurd, T.E., and Murray, D.L. 2007. Interactions between cougars (Puma concolor) and gray wolves (Canis lupus) in Banff National Park, Alberta. Ecoscience 14:214-222.a
Roth, J.D., Marshall, J.D., Murray, D.L., Nickerson, D.M., and Steury, T.D. 2007. Latitudinal gradients in diet and population dynamics of Canada lynx. Ecology 88:2736-2743
Eaton, H.E., J. Metcalf, E. Penny, V. Tcherepanov, C. Upton, C.R. Brunetti (2007). Comparative genomic analysis of the family Iridoviridae: re-annotating and defining the core set of iridovirus genes. Virology Journal 4: 11.
Bowman, J., A. G. Kidd*, R. M. Gorman*, and A. I. Schulte-Hostedde. 2007. Assessing the potential for impacts by feral mink on wild mink in Canada. Biological Conservation 139: 12-18.
Bowman, J., and A. L. Tamlin**. 2007. The effect of sinus nematode infection on braincase volume and cranium shape in the mink. Journal of Mammalogy 88: 946-950.
Koen***, E. L., J. Bowman, C. S. Findlay, and L. Zheng. 2007. Home range and population density of fishers in eastern Ontario. Journal of Wildlife Management 71: 1484-1493.
Koen***, E. L., J. Bowman, and C. S. Findlay. 2007. Fisher survival in eastern Ontario. Journal of Wildlife Management 71: 1214-1219.
Carr*, D., J. Bowman, C. J. Kyle, S. M. Tully*, E.L. Koen***, J.-F. Robitaille, and P. J. Wilson. 2007. Rapid homogenization of multiple sources: genetic structure of a recolonizing population of fishers. Journal of Wildlife Management 71: 1853-1861.
Carr*, D., J. Bowman, and P. J. Wilson. 2007. Density-dependent dispersal suggests a genetic measure of habitat suitability. Oikos 116: 629-635.
Magoun, A. J., J. C. Ray, D. S. Johnson, P. Valkenburg, F. N. Dawson, and J. Bowman. 2007. Modeling wolverine occurrence using aerial surveys of tracks in snow. Journal of Wildlife Management 71: 2221-2229.
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Frasier, T.R., T. Rastogi, M.W. Brown, S.D. Kraus, and B.N. White (2006). Isolation of tetranucleotide microsatellite loci and development and validation of multiplex reactions for the study of right whale species (genus; Eubalaena). Mol. Ecol. Notes 6, 1025-1028.
Kyle, C, A. Johnson, B Patterson, P. Wilson, K. Shami, S. Grewal and B.N. White (2006). Genetic Nature of Eastern Wolves, Past Present and Future. Conservation Genetics 7, 273-287.
McLeod, B.A., Frasier, T.R., and White B.N. (2006) Reply to the comment by Romero and Knada on "Genetic analysis of 16th-century whale bones prompts a revision of the impact of Basque whaling on right and bowhead whales in the western North Atlantic".
Cullingham, C.I., Smeeton, C. and White, B.N. (2006) Isolation and characterization of Swift Fox Tetranucleotide microsatellite
loci. Mol Ecol. Notes 6: 1030-1032.
Cullingham, C.I., Kyle, C., White, B.N. (2006) Isolation, characterization and multiplex genotyping of raccoon tetranucleotide microsatellite loci. Mol. Ecol. Notes 7, 160-162.
Frasier, T.R., T. Rastogi, M.W. Brown, S.D. Kraus, and B.N. White (2006). Isolation of tetranucleotide microsatellite loci and development and validation of multiplex reactions for the study of right whale species (genus; Eubalaena). Mol. Ecol. Notes 6, 1025-1029.
R. Rosatte and J. Neuhold. 2006. late-born elk calf observed bear Bancroft Ontario. Canadian Field Naturalist 120: 188-191.
Reid, S.M. and C.C. Wilson. 2006. Species identification and discrimination of redhorse suckers (Catostomidae: Moxostoma) using diagnostic genetic tools. Conservation Genetics 7: 997-1000.
Colbourne, J.K., C.C. Wilson and P.D.N. Hebert. 2006. The systematics of Australian Daphnia and Daphniopsis (Crustacea: Cladocera): a shared phylogenetic history obscured by habitat-specific rates of evolution. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 89: 469-488.
Murray, D.L., Cox, E.W., Ballard, W.B., Whitlaw, H.A., Lenarz, M.S., Custer, T.W. Barnett, T., and Fuller, T.K. 2006. Pathogens, nutritional deficiency, and climate change influences on a declining moose population. Wildlife Monographs No. 166.
Oakleaf, J.K., Murray, D.L., Bangs, E.E. , Mack, C.M., Smith, D.W., Fontaine, J.A., Oakleaf, J.R., Jiminez, M.D., Meier, T.J., and Niemeyer, C.C. 2006. Habitat selection by recolonizing wolves in the northwestern United States. Journal of Wildlife Management 70: 554-563.
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Piller, K., C.C. Wilson, C.E. Lee, and J. Lyons. 2005. Conservation genetics of inland lake trout in the Upper Mississippi River Basin: stocked or native ancestry? Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 134: 789-802.
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Rastogi, T. Brown, M.W., McLeod, B., Frasier, T.R., Grenier, R. Cumbaa., S.L., Nadarajah, J, and White B.N. (2004) Genetic Analysis of 16th Century whale bones prompts a revision of the impact of Basque whaling on right and bowhead whales in the western North Atlantic. Can. J. Zool. 82, 1647-1653.
Wilson, P.J., C.M. Wood, P.J. Walsh, A..L. Bergman,, H.L. Bergman, P. Laurent, and B.N. White (2004). Discordance between genetic structure and morphological and physiological adaptation in Lake Magadi tilapia. Physiol. and Biochem . Zoology, 77, 537-555.
Frasier, TR, Wilson, PJ, and White BN (2004) A simple non-radioactive method for screening microsatellite markers for polymorphism using an automated sequencer. Biotechniques 36, 408-409
Grewal, SK, Wilson, PJ, Granacki, AD, Heal, J, Lawford, I, Theberge, MT, Theberge, JB, and White BN (2004) An assessment of the genetic composition of the past and present population of the eastern Canadian wolf, Canis lupus lycaon in Algonquin Provincial Park and its relationship to adjacent Canis populations. J. Mammalogy 85(4) 625-632.
Wilson, C.C. and N. Mandrak. 2004. History and evolution of lake trout in Shield lakes: past and future challenges. p. 21-35 in J. Gunn, R. Steedman, and R. Ryder (eds). Boreal Shield Watersheds: Lake Trout Ecosystems in a Changing Environment. Lewis/CRC Press.
Steury, T.D., and Murray, D.L. 2004. Modeling the reintroduction of lynx to the southern periphery of its range. Biological Conservation 117:127-141.
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Wilson, PJ,, Grewal, SG, Rogers, A., Rempel, R., Saquet, J., Hristienksen, H., Burrows, F., Peterson, R, White, BN (2003). Genetic variation and population structure of moose Alces alces at neutral and functional DNA loci. Can J. Zool. 81, 670-683
Cohen, I, Liu. X., Schutz, C., White, B.N., Jenkins, E.C., Brown, W.T., Holden, J.J.A.(2003)Association of autism severity with a Monoamine Oxidase A functional polymorphism. Clinical Genetics 64, 190-197.
Wilson, PJ, S. Grewal, T. McFadden, RC Chambers, and BN White (2003).Mitochondrial DNA extracted from eastern North American wolves killed in the 1800s is not of gray wolf origin. Can. J. Zool.81, 936-940
Shaw, C., Wilson, P., and White B.N. (2003) A reliable molecular method of gender determination for a range of mammals. J. Mammalogy 84(1), 123-128.
Blanchfield, P.J. M.S. Ridgeway and C.C. Wilson (2003) Breeding success of male brook trout (Salvelinus frontinalus) in the wild. Molecular Ecology. 12 :2417-2428
Husseman, J.S., Murray, D.L., Power, G., Mack, C., Wenger, C.R. and Quigley, H. 2003. Assessing differential prey selection patterns between two sympatric large carnivores. Oikos 101: 591-601.
Oalkeaf, J.K., Mack, C., Murray, D.L. 2003. Effects of wolves on livestock survival and movements in central Idaho. Journal of Wildlife Management 67:299-306.
Seet, B.T., C.A. McCaughan, T.M. Handel, A. Mercer, C. Brunetti, G. McFadden, and S.B. Fleming (2003). Analysis of an orf virus chemokine-binding protein: Shifting ligand specificities among a family of poxvirus viroceptors. Proceeding of the National Academy of Sciences USA 100: 15137-15142.
Brunetti, C.R., H. Amano, Y. Ueda, J. Qin, T. Miyamura, T. Suzuki, X. Li, J.W. Barrett, and G. McFadden (2003). The complete genomic sequence and comparative analysis of the tumorigenic poxvirus Yaba monkey tumor virus. Journal of Virology, 77: 13335-13347
.Brunetti, C.R., M. Paulose-Murphy, R. Singh, J. Qin, J.W. Barrett, A. Tardivel, P. Schneider, K. Essani, and G. McFadden (2003). A novel high affinity inhibitor of human TNF from Tanapox virus. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 100: 4831-4836.
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Cumbaa, S.L., M.W. Brown and B.N. White (2002). Zooarchaelogical and Molecular Perspectives on Basque Whaling in 16th century Labrador. Canadian Zooarchaeology 20, 6-15.
Schutz CK, D Polley, PD Robinson, M Chalifoux, F Macciardi, BN White, JJA Holden (2002) Autism and the X chromosome: No linkage to microsatellite loci detected using the affected sib pair method. Am J Med Genet 15: 36-41.
Waldick, R. C.; S. Kraus; M. Brown and B. N. White. 2002. Evaluating the effects of historic bottle neck events: An assessment of microsatellite variability in the endangered, North Atlantic right whale. Molecular Ecology, 11(11):2241-2249.
.Smilek, D., Moffat, B. A., Pasternak, J., White, B. N., Dixon, M. J., & Merikle, P. M. (2002). Synaesthesia: A case study of discordant monozygotic twins. Neurocase, 8, 338-342.
Hebert, P.D.N., Remigio, E.A., Colbourne, J.K., Taylor, D.J., and Wilson, C.C. (2002). Accelerated molecular evolution in halophilic crustaceans. Evolution 56: 909-926.
Stein, J., Reed K.M., Wilson, C.C., and Phillips R.B. (2001). A sex-linked microsatellite locus isolated from the Y chromosome of lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush). Environmental Biology of Fishes 64:211-216.
Murray, D.L. 2002. Differential body condition and vulnerability to predation in snowshoe hares. Journal of Animal Ecology 71:614-625.
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Torr, S.J., Wilson,P.J., Schofield, S., Mangwiro, T.N.C., Akber, S., and White, B.N. (2001). Application of DNA markers to identify the individual-specific hosts of tsetse feeding on cattle. Medical Veterinary Entomology (in press).
Polley, D., Schutz, C.K., Monzon, J., Bibiresco,K., Major, R., Willer, C., Schwartz, C., Macciardi,F., White, B.N. and Holden, J. (2001) Support for a role for biogenic amine transport loci in susceptibility to autism spectrum disorder. American Journal of Medical Genetics (in press).
Robinson, PD, Schutz, C, Macciardi, F., White, B.N., Holden, J. (2001).Genetically determined low maternal serum dopamine-B-hydroxylaselevels and the etiology of autism spectrum disorders. American Journal of Medical Genetics 100: 30-36.
Schutz, CK, Polley, D., Robinson, P.D., Chalifoux, M., Macciardi, F., White, B.N. and Holden, J. (2001). Autism and the X-chromosome: No linkage to microsatellite loci detected using the affected sib pair method. American Journal of Medical Genetics (in press).
Brunner, P.C., Douglas M.R., Osinov A., Wilson C.C., and Bernatchez, L. (2001). Holarctic phylogeography of Arctic charr (Salvelinus alpinus L.) inferred from mitochondrial DNA sequences. Evolution 55: 573-586.
Wilson, C.C., J. Pisapio, and A. M. Braid. 2001. Conservation genetics in a world biosphere reserve: A rationale for identifying and monitoring heritage populations of an indicator species (Brook trout: Salvelinus fontinalus) on the Niagara escarpment. Leading edge: Niagara Escarpment commission. pp 1-5.
Wilson, C.C., and Gatt, M.H. (2001). Genetic structure of spawning walleye (Stizostedion vitreum) populations in and near the Bay of Quinte, Lake Ontario. Lake Ontario Annual Report 2000, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.
Wilson, C., Swadling, K., and Gibson, J. (2001). Understanding the origins of Antarctic freshwater crustaceans. Canadian Antarctic Research Association Newsletter, Fall 2001.
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Rosenbaum, HC, Brownell, RL, Brown, M, Schaeff, C, Portway, V, White, BN, Malik, S, Patene, L, Clapham, P, Hamilton, P, Moore, M, Payne, M, Tynan, CT, Rowntree, V, and Desalle, R (2000) A genetic review of the inter- relationships between right whales in different oceans. Mol. Ecol. 9, 1793-1802.
Wilson, PJ, Grewal, S, Lawford, I, Heal, JNM, Granacki, A, Pennock, D, Theberge, J, Theberge, MT, Voigt, D, Waddell, W, Chambers, RE, Paquet, P, Goulet, G, and White, BN (2000). The relationship of the red wolf and eastern Canadian wolf provides evidence for a common evolutionary history, independent of the gray wolf. Canadian Journal of Zoology 78, 2156-2166.
Malik, S., Brown, MW, Kraus, SD, and White, BN (2000). Analysis of mitochondrial DNA diversity within and between North and South Atlantic right whales. Marine Mammal Science 16, 545-558.
Wang, SY, Chou, LS, and White, BN (2000). Differences in the external morphology of two sympatric species of bottlenose dolphins (genus: tursiops) in Chinese waters. Journal of Mammalogy, 81, 1157-1165.
Marcinko-Kuhn, M, Minor, J, and White, BN (2000) A molecular examination of hybridization between cattail species Typha latifolia and Typha angustifolia using RAPD and chloroplast DNA markers. Molecular Ecology (in press).
Wilson, PJ, Wood, CM, Maina, JN, and White, BN (2000) Genetic structure of Lake Magadi tilapia populations. Journal of Fish Biology 56, 590-603.
Wang, JY, Chou, L-S, and White, BN (2000) Osteological differences between sympatric species of bottlenose dolphins (genus: tursiops) in Chinese waters. Journal of Zoology. 252, 147-162.
Hebert, P.D.N., and Wilson, C.C. (2000). Diversity of the genus Daphniopsis in the saline waters of Australia. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 78: 794-808.
Rosenbaum, HC, Brownell, RL, Brown, M, Schaeff, C, Portway, V, White, BN, Malik, S, Patene, L, Clapham, P, Hamilton, P, Moore, M, Payne, M, Tynan, CT, Rowntree, V, and Desalle, R (2000) World-wide genetic differentiation of Eubalaena: questioning the number of right whale species. Molecular Ecology 9, 1793-1802.
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