Biology hogs the science budget, senator complains

Wild Hogs

of the country at present (Mayer and Br i sb in 1991). In this chapter, these different types of wild hogs will be treated together unless otherwise noted. coarse bristles. These anim a l s h a v e e l o n g a t e d heads and snouts ending in a disc-like pad through which the external nares open. The only other species in the southern United States that resembles the wild hog is the collared pe...

The Science of Biology

Instructors and students alike will find Weisz's The Science of Biology artfully presented and intellectually stimulating. The format, common offender in many biology texts, is here logical and original in many respects. Following an orientation for the student on the facets and ethics of science, the author proceeds with the beginnings of chemistry and the origin of cells, cells to multicellul...

Budget worries cloud Europe’s science plans

because the Commission had been unable to spend all of last year's money. " We accept that this is a priority area, but since you are already underspending, we don't believe they'll be able to spend more of it, " an official said. " It is unhelpful and unfortunate that the commission should choose to single out one country when, as presidency, we are representing the whole council and this is a...

Additional comments — Senator

As well as joining the comments of my Coalition colleagues in the Dissenting Report, I would like to highlight an obvious issue that has seemingly been avoided at all costs by the proponents of these recommendations—the potential to introduce optional preferential voting. The language used to support or justify the Labor proposal as outlined in Recommendations 25 and 26 is Orwellian. 'Saving' v...

Biology: Science for Life