Milk represents the essential source of nourishment of mammals during the neonatal period. Mare’s milk represents the essential source of nourishment of foals during the first months of life. Around 30 million people consume mare milk regularly throughout the world. In areas of central Asia steppes: Turks, Bashkirs, Kazakhs, Kyrygyz, Mongols, Yakuts and Uzbeks a lactic-alcoholic beverage called...

Apatóczky Ákos Bertalan recenziója Christopher P. Atwood (szerk., ford., bev.) The Rise of the Mongols: Five Chinese Sources című munkájáról.

Objectives: The study aims to shed light on the social life of Mongols, and show through it components Mongolian society ruling class, public merchants craftsmen, slave laws that linked these customs traditions they practiced by conveying an image their character, morals, food drink habits, homes, clothes, traditions, holidays occasions adhered despite lack sources talk about aspect in general,...

The incidence of mongolism increases so remarkably with advancing maternal age that it hardly seemed necessary to earlier workers to know the maternal age structure of the population from which their cases were drawn (Shuttleworth, 1909; Brousseau, 1928; Engler, 1949), or to ensure that the control group was representative (Jenkins, 1933; Rosanoff and Handy, 1934; Lahdensuu, 1937; Bleyer, 1938;...

Though the basic cause or causes responsible for the chromosomal aberration in mongolism are still obscure, it is generally agreed that the standard trisomic karyotype in this condition originates in the ovary. Measures of ovarian function could therefore be helpful in elucidating some of the factors involved. In this connexion, an opportunity arose to compare the stated age of onset of menstru...