Titlebook: SUBTECH ’91; Back to the Future. Society for Underwater Technology Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 Monitoring.coa

神经

Peter A. Cook MNI, MRINich vary from one part of the body to another and one tissue to another; and internal form through the series of time-entrained events which build up in each cell the special­ ized complexity of its particular function. We make no distinction, then, between growth and development, and if we have not

notion

C. A. Jenman,P. J. Napierptus is a consequence of the genetic potential for growth and the availability of nutrients needed to realize these potentials. Since the genetic potential is established at conception, the nutrients become a key variable during gestation. The availability of nutrients depends on several factors, in

RODE

来就得意

John Westwoodimals (Enesco and Leblond, 1962; Winick and Noble, 1965) has shown that initially cell division and increase in cell number predominate; later the rate of cell division slows and increase in size begins. When cell division ceases, cells continue to grow, causing further tissue enlargement until matu

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BYRE

George S. Robertsonth its physical and emotional sequelae, with its therapy, and even with its definition (Albrink, 1976; Apfelbaum, 1973; Bray, 1973, 1976; Bray and Bethune, 1974; Burland ., 1974; Garrow, 1974; Howard, 1975; James and Trayhurn, 1976; Jeanrenaud and Hepp, 1970; Jequier, 1975; Mann, 1974; Winick, 1975)

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monogamy

Spinous-Process

to the diverse and changeable material packaged as Urban Geography. I begin, therefore, at a moment when the integrity of urban studies was called into question. However most of my comments dwell on the even greater excitement generated by geography’s spirited response.

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