OBJECTIVES Testis size is an indirect indicator of a species' mating system, along with sexual size and canine dimorphism, existence and usage of mating and advertisement calls as well as the spatial distribution of males and females ready to mate in solitary species. Upon its recent discovery, the northern giant mouse lemur Mirza zaza was suggested to have a polygynandrous mating system and to...

Türk kökenli Kaçar Hanedanlığı, İran tarihinde önemli bir yere sahiptir. Kaçarlar döneminde hükümdarların şehzadelerle yaşadığı bazı sorunlar dikkat çekmektedir. Bu neticesinde şehzadelerin kısmı Osmanlı Devleti’ne sığınmıştır. Çalışmamızda bu şehzadelerden biri olan Abbas Mirza’nın gelişi meselesi, Bağdat’a yerleştirilmesi ve süre içerisinde yaşanan olaylar ile buna bağlı olarak gelişen Osmanl...

Esta resenha tem por objetivo apresentar fragmentos do percurso acadêmico da professora de “cor” Heidi Sa?a Mirza, publicizado no terceiro capítulo livro Inside the Ivory Tower: Narratives of women colour surviving and thriving in British academia, também inspirar outras mulheres “de cor” em seus percursos universitários.

abstract: objective: the present paper examines the status and station of librarian during the saffavid era. to better illustrate it explores the life and works of one of these librarians, mirza mohammad moghim-e-ketabdar, who lived under shah abbas the great. method: a descriptive analysis of library materials was performed. findings: in past librarians enjoyed a high station and reputation du...

Sarcopenia is the loss of muscle mass associated with aging and advanced disease. This study retrospectively examined patients older than 55 years (N=46) who underwent thoracolumbar spine surgery between 2003 and 2015. Each patient's comorbidity burden was determined using the Charlson Comorbidity Index, and the Mirza Surgical Invasiveness Index was used to measure procedural complexity. Sarcop...

In this article, Matthew Weait and Yusef Azad discuss the current law concerning the criminalization of HIV transmission in England and Wales, and raise some issues about the wider implications of criminalization for those working in the HIV/AIDS sector. The authors look at the way the fault requirement of "recklessness" has been interpreted in the cases. They explore the courts' approach to co...

Contributing Authors Xiongwen Chen (China), Jingyun Fang (China), Qiong Gao (China), T. Jarupongsakul (Thailand), R. Khosa (India), A. Lelakin (Russia), N. Mimura (Japan), M.Q. Mirza (Bangladesh), S. Mizina (Kazakhstan), M. Nakagawa (Japan), M. Nakayama (Japan), Jian Ni (China), A. Novoplansky (Israel), W.T. Piver (USA), E. Rankova (Russia), D. Saltz (Israel), K.P. Sharma (Nepal), M.L. Shrestha...

Justin F. Hummer, B.A., Assistant Director, Heads Up; Department of Psychology, Loyola Marymount University; Eric. R. Pedersen, M.A., Graduate Student; Department of Psychology, University of Washington, Center for the Study of Health & Risk Behaviors; Tehniat Mirza, M.A., Project Coordinator, Heads Up; Department of Psychology, Loyola Marymount University; Joseph W. LaBrie, Ph.D., Special Assi...