| 1. | "
Some Bigfoot advocates insist it would be impossible for the
character in the film to be a person in a bulky costume because it moves
so fluidly, with muscles appearing to move as the animal moves, Daegling
said."
| Source: | . "University of Florida Study: Bigfoot Myth Persists Because It Depicts Humans' Wild Side" Ascribe Higher Education News Service Dec. 14 2004
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| 2. | " In contrast, the CAF method does not require the animal to
make discrete moves; in fact, the ideal case for this approach is an
animal that moves continuously and never stops entirely."
| Source: | HJERMANN, DAG OYSTEIN. "ANALYZING HABITAT SELECTION IN ANIMALS WITHOUT WELL-DEFINED HOME RANGES" Ecology 81.5 May 1 2000: 1462
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| 3. | "
Apart from [ILLEGIBLE TEXT] thorough control of imported domestic
animals, raw materials, and movement of animals within a country,
prevention measures should include adequate disinfect disposal of animal
products of conception..."
| Source: | Serbezov, V.,Kazar, J.,Novkirishki, V.,Gatcheva, N.,Kovacova, E.,Voynova. "Q Fever in Bulgaria and Slovakia" Emerging Infectious Diseases 5.3 May 1 1999: 113
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| 4. | "
Markovian movement
Movement is Markovian when the probability that an animal is
present in the study area in period j depends on whether the animal was
present ([[tau"].sub.j])..."
| Source: | KENDALL, WILLIAM L. "ROBUSTNESS OF CLOSED CAPTURE-RECAPTURE METHODS TO VIOLATIONS OF THE CLOSURE ASSUMPTION" Ecology 80.8 Dec. 1 1999: 2517
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| 5. | " They can, for example , somersault an animal back to an upright
position following an LG tailflick, move an animal in a curved path away
from a threat, or otherwise adjust the orientation of the animal in
three-dimensional space."
| Source: | JACKSON, D. J.,MACMILLAN, D. L. "Tailflick Escape Behavior in Larval and Juvenile Lobsters" Biological Bulletin 198.3 June 1 2000: 307
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| 6. | " We also found that
the animals with moderate SCI had faster movement times and reached peak
flexion sooner than the animals with mild SCI (Figure)."
| Source: | Basso, D Michele. "Neuroanatomical Substrates of Functional Recovery After Experimental Spinal Cord Injury: Implications of Basic Science Research for Human Spinal Cord Injury" Physical Therapy 80.8 Aug. 1 2000: 808
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| 7. | "
The children pretend to move the way they think each animal would move."
| Source: | Leppo, Marjorie L.,Davis, Diane,Crim, Bruce. "The Basics of Exercising the Mind and Body" Childhood Education 76.3 Mar. 22 2000: 142
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| 8. | " Almost a
century ago, Sherrington[30-32] demonstrated that "spinal
animals" (animals with a complete transection of the spinal cord)
are able to produce reciprocal, alternating patterns of hind-limb
movements following spinalization."
| Source: | Field-Fote, Edelle Carmen. "Spinal Cord Control of Movement: Implications for Locomotor Rehabilitation Following Spinal Cord Injury" Physical Therapy 80.5 May 1 2000: 477
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| 9. | " Support the
free movement of capital, but restrict the free movement of labor.
* Support insertion of genes from pigs, shellfish, and other
animals into fruits and vegetables without public notice, labeling,
consent, or safety testing.
* Support..."
| Source: | . "Responses to Lerner on Lesser Evil Politics" Tikkun 15.5 Sept. 1 2000: 37
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| 10. | " Part 2+ "Animal Issues," offers a
well-organized analysis of the animal-rights debate, the ethical
arguments generated by and over the animal liberation movement, the
ethical..."
| Source: | POPE, STEPHEN J. "DARWINIAN DOMINION: ANIMAL WELFARE AND HUMAN INTERESTS" Theological Studies 61.1 Mar. 1 2000: 182
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| 11. | " These cases
were either free standing, enabling the children to move around the
animal, or sited against a wall, so the animal could be viewed only from
one direction."
| Source: | Tunnicliffe, Sue Dale,Reiss, Michael J. "What Sense Do Children Make of Three-Dimensional, Life-Sized "Representations" of Animals?" School Science and Mathematics 100.3 Mar. 1 2000: 128
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| 12. | "
Root (1973) conjectured that the higher density of animals in larger
patches might be solely a consequence of movement behavior (the movement
hypothesis);..."
| Source: | CONNOR, EDWARD F.,COURTNEY, AARON C.,YODER, JAMES M. "INDIVIDUALS-AREA RELATIONSHIPS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANIMAL POPULATION DENSITY AND AREA" Ecology 81.3 Mar. 1 2000: 734
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| 13. | "
True at First Light creates the sweep of the land, the way the animals
move, the shifting light, and it carries the physical and emotional
movement out and around and then in to the interior spaces, where
Hemingway's best art resides."
| Source: | MILLER, LINDA. "WHAT'S FUNNY ABOUT TRUE AT FIRST LIGHT?" Hemingway Review 19.1 Sept. 22 1999: 48
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| 14. | "
A nature lover is a person who, when treed by a bear, enjoys the
view.
--Anonymous
Animal Nations
Animals ... move finished..."
| Source: | . "Verso" School Arts 99.2 Oct. 1 1999: 68
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| 15. | "
In recent years+ however+ perhaps in response to the accelerating
extinction of species and certainly galvanized by the animal rights
movement, cultural consciousness about animals has undergone a sea
change."
| Source: | Chaudhuri, Una. "Animal acts for changing times: when does the non-human become more than a metaphor on stage?" American Theatre 21.8 Oct. 1 2004: 36-41
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| 16. | " The slightly increased lean body
mass of db/db compared with+/+ animals is consistent with the addition
of lean (muscle, etc.) mass required to support and move the large
adipose mass of the db/db animal (Fig."
| Source: | Bates, Sarah H.,Dundon, Trevor A.,Seifert, Matthew,Carlson, Michael,Maratos-Flier, Eleftheria,Myers, Martin G., Jr. "LRb-STAT3 signaling is required for the neuroendocrine regulation of energy expenditure by leptin" Diabetes 53.12 Dec. 1 2004: 3067-3074
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| 17. | " Future studies should continue to assess the influence
of linear habitat features on animal movement and population
persistence, but should also explore individual movement..."
| Source: | COLLINGE, SHARON K. "EFFECTS OF GRASSLAND FRAGMENTATION ON INSECT SPECIES LOSS, COLONIZATION, AND MOVEMENT PATTERNS" Ecology 81.8 Aug. 1 2000: 2211
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| 18. | " Testing for independence of
observations in animal movements."
| Source: | McDONOUGH, COLLEEN M. "Social Organization of Nine-banded Armadillos" American Midland Naturalist 144.1 July 1 2000: 139
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| 19. | " Corridors as conduits for
small animals: attainable distances depending on movement pattern,
boundary reaction and corridor width."
| Source: | PERAULT, DAVID R.,LOMOLINO, MARK V. "CORRIDORS AND MAMMAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ACROSS A FRAGMENTED, OLD-GROWTH FOREST LANDSCAPE" Ecological Monographs 70.3 Aug. 1 2000: 401
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| 20. | "
He concludes that only elites won some social and economic advantage,
while the frontier itself served mainly to control the movement of
people and their animals for taxation purposes."
| Source: | Potter, T.W. "Frontier and Society in Roman North Africa" Historian 62.4 June 22 2000: 910
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| 21. | " Activity cues provided
in the set include 42 cards illustrating aerobic/strength movements
using pictures, animals, and numbers."
| Source: | O'Connor, John,French, Ron,Henderson, Hester. "Use of Physical Activity to Improve Behavior of Children with Autism--Two for One Benefits" Palaestra 16.3 June 22 2000: 22
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| 22. | " On the one hand, trophies establish the
capacity of Europeans and European-Americans to move from a subsistence
economy characterized by survival--the preoccupation of refugees from
the famine country to whom so many pounds of animal flesh might..."
| Source: | STRYCHACZ, THOMAS. ""LIKE PLUMS IN A PUDDING": FOOD AND RHETORICAL PERFORMANCE IN HEMINGWAY'S GREEN HILLS OF AFRICA" Hemingway Review 19.2 Mar. 22 2000: 23
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| 23. | " Animals will move to the shady
side of the grove in summer and to the sunny side in winter."
| Source: | Lewis, Daphne. "CAN DO BAMBOO" Mother Earth News Aug. 1 2000: 54
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| 24. | " The PETA group claims that
hunter numbers are declining and that the constitutional amendment is
nothing but a desperate move by old guard legislators to preserve their
right to kill animals."
| Source: | Mueller, Gene. "Derelict watermen should be punished" Washington Times July 19 2000: 6
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| 25. | "
To help the animals move safely across U.S. 441 to the other side
of the preserve, DOT put in four threeft diameter concrete pipes under
the roadway to complement four others already in place."
| Source: | Busscher, Gina. "Concrete way to save wildlife" Public Works 131.7 June 1 2000: 103
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