Although the 1st published record of Ochlerotatus japonicus japonicus in Georgia (Rabun County) occurred in 2004, we report here a 2002 collection and identification in Fulton County, Georgia (metro Atlanta). The finding of Oc. j. japonicus in Fulton County represents the most southern record of this species in the United States to date. Also, subsequent collections in North Carolina and 4 addi...

this study was conducted to determine length-weight and length-length relationships, relative condition factor (krel) and fulton?s condition factor (k) for five species including scardinius erythrophtalmus, carassius auratus gibelio, cyprinus carpio, tinca tinca and hemiculter leucisculus belonging to cyprinidae family. fish sampling was carried out by gill net and fyke net in the western regio...

An important theorem in the study of subvarieties of projective space is the following theorem of Fulton and Hansen [FH]: If X n ⊂ PV is a variety, τ (X) its tangential variety and σ(X) its secant variety, then either dim τ (X) = 2n and dim σ(X) = 2n + 1 or τ (X) = σ(X) (see below for definitions). τ (X) is the union of tangent stars of X, but from the perspective of differential geometry , one...

A household interview’s aim was to diagnose a community health problem. The assessment used random sampling of one household from among the households of Fulton County, Atlanta, Georgia . Teenage pregnancy is a dominant problem at Fulton County in Atlanta, Georgia . The household comprised a 19 year-old African American girl living with her single mother and two siblings in a small apartment in...

In this thoughtful little essay, Dr. Fulton expresses his concern over the ever-widening gap between the humanities and the sciences in modern education. Recent great discoveries in science and medicine may result in still more emphasis on the technological, at the expense of the cultural, training of men for the practice of medicine, itself "a great humanistic enterprise." As one means of brid...

In this thoughtful little essay, Dr. Fulton expresses his concern over the ever-widening gap between the humanities and the sciences in modern education. Recent great discoveries in science and medicine may result in still more emphasis on the technological, at the expense of the cultural, training of men for the practice of medicine, itself "a great humanistic enterprise." As one means of brid...