Schneider, D. C. 1994. Quantitative Ecology: Spatial and Temporal Scaling. Academic Press, San Diego, Cal.

Spatial Scaling in Ecology

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Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS These studies were conducted with the assistance and cooperation of the Fifth Marine Regiment, Camp Pendleton, CA. We would like to thank Colonel Brooks, Commanding Officer of Fifth Marines, and Major Turner (his S-3), for their unselfish dedication of time and effort in facilitating access to the officers and staff noncomm...

Paramedics– San Diego Experience

Background. Prehospital personnel in Emergency Medical Service (EMS) systems have varying levels of accuracy in stroke recognition. Identifying the accuracy of emergency medical dispatcher using Medical Priority Dispatch Systems (MPDS) stroke protocol and paramedics may help understand the accuracy of stroke recognition in about 3000 emergency medical dispatch systems and prehospital systems wo...

Integrins: Molecular and biological responses to the extracellular matrix Edited by D. A. Cheresh and R. P. Mecham. San Diego, California: AP Professional-Academic Press. (1994). 278 pp. $89.95

It has been clear since the pioneering experiments of P. Weiss and C. Grobstein in the 1940s and 1950s that the interaction between cells and the "ground substance" in their environment is critical to their proper function and differentiation. During the next three decades, experiments from many labs refined and extended this observation , demonstrating that interactions with the extracellular ...