Feeding dynamics ofMelanoides tuberculata(Müller, 1774)

The Colchester Medical Society, 1774

THE COLCHESTR MEDIcAL SocIrY was founded in 1774 by Robert Richardson Newell (1750-1814), a surgeon and apothecary practising in the town. It is the oldest provincial medical society in Great Britain.' The earliest minute books have been lost, but the date is confirmed in Dr. Newell's obituary notice in the local press," and by the Medical Register for 1779, which lists all the members at that ...

The feeding dynamics of broiler chickens.

Contrary to a commonly held belief that broiler chickens need more space, there is increasing evidence that these birds are attracted to other birds. Indeed, commercially farmed birds exhibit a range of socially facilitated behaviours, such as increased feeding and preening in response to the presence of other birds. Social facilitation can generate feedback loops, whereby the adoption of a par...

Craniocervical feeding dynamics of Tyrannosaurus rex

—Tyrannosaurus rex and other tyrannosaurid theropods exerted high bite forces, and large muscle attachments suggest that the tyrannosaurid neck was a concomitantly powerful component of the feeding apparatus. We examine accelerative and work-generating capacity (WGC) of neck muscles in adult Tyrannosaurus rex, using a 3-D vector-based method that incorporates aspects of muscle force generation,...

Biol. Pharm. Bull. 29(8) 1771—1774 (2006)

molecular taxonomy based on the primary structures of common plant proteins, instead of so-called secondary metabolites. To evaluate the effectiveness of this concept, we carried out a series of studies on the family Solanaceae, using ferredoxin (Fd), an iron-sulfur electron-transfer protein. This protein was chosen for this study because it is easy to isolate and has an appropriate molecular w...

Cepaea hortenSiS (O. F. Müller, 1774) (MOllusCa: GastrOpODa) IN CrOatIa?