Sea level trend and variability around Peninsular Malaysia

(Rodentia: Muridae) from Peninsular Malaysia

There are 25 species of rats and mice (familly Muridae) in peninsular Malaysia (Medway 1978). Of these the karyotypes of 19 species have been described (Yong 1968, 1969 and 1973). The chromosomes of the other 6 species found in this country have, however, not been reported. Of these 6 species, the chromosomes of Hapalomys and Pithecheir have also not been reported from other countries. The pres...

Knowledge Management and Innovation in Peninsular Malaysia

Knowledge Management is frequently cited as one enabler of firm innovation especially among Western corporations. There is scant reported research that supports for such empirical links especially in the Malaysian context. There is a need for local research to address the KM practices, concepts, instruments, and effects. Using data from 149 Malaysian large manufacturing firms, a KM practices su...

The presence of natural radioactivity and 137Cs in the South China Sea bordering peninsular Malaysia.

The presence of natural radioactivity and (137)Cs has been investigated in fresh media obtained from South China Sea locations off the coast of peninsular Malaysia. The media include seafood, sea water and sediment. The samples were collected some weeks prior to the devastating 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and associated tsunami, the occurrence of which precipitated the Fukushima incident. All sample...

Editorial: Sea Level Variability and Change

Oral verrucous carcinoma in peninsular Malaysia.

Verrucous carcinoma is a form of squamous cell carcinoma which was first described as a distinct clinical and pathological entz'ty by Ackerman iri 1948. This study is the [irst report of 44 cases in Malaysians. Verrucous Carcinoma (VC) formed 1.8 percent of all oral squamous cell carcinoma cases. There was a predominance ofmales (M:F = 1.4:1). The peak age incidence was between 51 70 years (66 ...