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Fig. 4.2 Map of Datisca glomerata plastones. Populations are identified as PG-N from the north and central parts of the state, and PG-S from southern California and northern Baja California. PG-N represents a variant on the northern form... Fig. 4.2 Map of Datisca glomerata plastones. Populations are identified as PG-N from the north and central parts of the state, and PG-S from southern California and northern Baja California. PG-N represents a variant on the northern form...
Hare, J. D. 2002. Geographic and genetic variation in the leaf surface resin components of Mimulus aurantiacus from southern California. Biochem. Syst. Ecol. 30 281-296. [Pg.315]

Szabo BJ, Rosholt JN (1969) Uranium-series dating of Pleistocene molluscan shells from southern California - an open system model. J Geophys Res 74 3253-3260 Thome A, Griin R, Spooner NA, Simpson JJ, McCulloch M, Cumoe D (1999) Australia s oldest human remains age of the Lake Mungo 3 skeleton. J Human Evol 36 591-612 Wolpoff M (1989) Multiregional evolution the fossil alternative to Eden. In The Human Revolution. [Pg.628]

In addition to anthropogenic pollution, some serpentine soils derived from Fe and Mg-rich ultramafic rocks are enriched in Ni, Cr and Co. In North America, ultramafic rocks form two discontinuous bands along the east and west side of the continent. The largest area of ultramafic terrain is in the Klamath Mountains province of northern California and southern Oregon (Lee et al., 2001). Serpentinite is a metamorphic rock formed from low... [Pg.289]

Although boron ranks 48th among the elements in abundance, it is not found uncombined. The most common minerals containing boron are the tetraborates of sodium or calcium. Borax, Na2B407 10H2O, is the most important source of boron, and large deposits of borax are found in southern California, from which about three-fourths of the world demand is obtained. [Pg.422]

Funds were obtained from grants from the NSERC (Canada), from Simon Fraser University, and in collaboration with T. L. Ku (University of Southern California), from the NSF (U.S.A.) through the MANOP program (NSF grant CE-7901092). [Pg.94]

We find the same periodicities in uranium and organic carbon concentrations versus depth in a sea core from the Santa Barbara Channel, and in carbon-14 variations in a sequence of Bristlecone pine from southern California. [Pg.246]

Larrea tridentata occurs throughout the Mojave, Sonoran, and Chihuahuan Deserts. Its distribution extends from southern California northeast through southern Nevada to the southwest corner of Utah and southeast through southern Arizona and New Mexico to western Texas and north-central Mexico. It is known to attain ages of several thou-... [Pg.263]

Platnick and Twomey (1994) have applied Eq. (KK) to marine clouds off the coast of California and southern Africa, to fogs in central California, and to ship tracks. Figure 14.42 shows a typical range of susceptibilities as a function of cloud droplet size. The measured susceptibilities in these studies covered three orders of magnitude, from 5 X 10-5 cm3 for fogs to 0.8 X 10-3 cm3 for marine clouds off south Africa and 2 X 10 2 cm3 for thin stratus clouds off the California coast. Similarly, Taylor and McHaffie (1994) report cloud susceptibilities in the range from 10-4 to >8 X 10-3 at various locations around the world. The highest susceptibilities were those with the smallest aerosol particle concentrations below the cloud base. As the particle concentration increased beyond 500 cm3, the susceptibility was relatively constant at 5 X 10"4 cm3. This means that the addition of new particles to a relatively clean air mass is far more effective than for a polluted one in terms of the effect on clouds. In short,... [Pg.807]

In 1966, levels in trout from Colorado alpine lakes were 8 to 18 times higher than mean levels in muscle of deer from Colorado during the same period, and 20 to 300 times higher than domestic meat products (Nelson and Whicker 1969). Radionuclides in livers of tunas from southern California during the period 1964 to 1970 originated mainly from weapons tests in 1961/62, although Zn may have reached southern California waters from nuclear reactors in Hanford (Washington) and from French or Chinese nuclear tests (Folsom et al. 1971). [Pg.1705]

California consumption, or made by central/northem California bead makers who traded for or directly procured unmodified whole Olivella shells from southern California. [Pg.187]

Srna, R.F., Garrett, K.S., Miller, S.M. and Thum, A.B., 1980. Copper complexation capacity of marine water samples from southern California. Environm. Sci. Technol., 14 1482-1486. [Pg.34]

Dominant Seed Coat Band, S-, from Southern California in 1968 ... [Pg.84]


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