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1. Selection of sires to reduce sampling variance in the estimates of heritability by half-sib correlation

   Standard methods to estimate heritability by half-sib correlation are biased if selection has operated in the parental generation. In this paper a...

   L. Gomez-Raya, L. R. Schaeffer, E. B. Burnside in Theoretical and Applied Genetics

   Article 01 May 1991

2. Future Directions in Biomedical Research on Alcoholism

   This book is based on the proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute (ASI) on ‘The Molecular Pathology of Alcoholism’ held at Il Ciocco in...

   Jean-Pierre von Wartburg, Charles S. Lieber, ... Otto Michel Lesch in Alcoholism

   Chapter 1991
   

3. Toxaphene: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Toxicity and Environmental Fate

   Toxaphene is a complex mixture of polychlorinated monoterpenes with a broad spectrum of pesticidal activity. Before its ban in 1982, it was the most...

   M. A. Saleh in Reviews of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology

   Chapter 1991
   

4. The human population — An ultimate receptor for aquatic contaminants

   Human consumption of sport-caught fish represents a significant route of exposure to aquatic chemical contaminants. To investigate this, a cohort of...

   Harold E. B. Humphrey in Hydrobiologia

   Article 01 June 1987

5. The human population - An ultimate receptor for aquatic contaminants

   Human consumption of sport-caught fish represents a significant route of exposure to aquatic chemical contaminants. To investigate this, a cohort of...

   Harold E. B. Humphrey in Ecological Effects of In Situ Sediment Contaminants

   Conference paper 1987
   

6. Matrilineal overthrows in rhesus monkey groups

   Between January 1976 and February 1983, there were four overthrows of the highest-ranking matriline in a group of rhesus monkeys. The overthrows were...

   Carolyn L. Ehardt, Irwin S. Bernstein in International Journal of Primatology

   Article 01 April 1986

7. Family Adaptation to Substance Abuse

   At the present time, it is commonly accepted that substance abuse has a profound effect on the family, generally leading to greater psycho-pathology...

   Edward Kaufman in Substance Abuse and Psychopathology

   Chapter 1985
   

8. Biotechnology Touches the Forest

   Tabitha M. Powledge in Bio/Technology

   Article 01 September 1984

9. The birth of a lowland gorilla in captivity

   A 7 year-old captive-born mother-reared gorilla gave birth to a healthy infant after being in labor for 27 min. The young female was a wholly...

   Benjamin B. Beck in Primates

   Article 01 July 1984

10. Grandparents as Support and Socialization Agents

    In recent years, there has been an expansion of our views of the cast of individuals who influence the socialization of infants and children. Over...

    Barbara R. Tinsley, Ross D. Parke in Beyond The Dyad

    Chapter 1984
    

11. Historical, Theoretical, and Philosophical Bases of Biological Insect Pest Suppression

    The practice of various biological methods of insect pest suppression has gained increasing acceptance, indeed popularity, in very recent years. A...

    Harry C. Coppel, James W. Mertins in Biological Insect Pest Suppression

    Chapter 1977