Thompson Indians

Steedman, E.V. 1928. The ethnobotany of the Thompson Indians Forty-fifth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Smithsonian Institution. US. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.c. pp. 441-522. 

Tiimex, N.J. et oL 1990. Thompson Ethnobotany Knowledge and Usage of Plants by the Thompson Indians of British Columbia. (Memoir No. 3) Royal British Columbia Museum, Victoria, b.c., Canada. 

Stubbs RD (1966) An investigation of the edible and medicinal plants used by the Flathead Indians. M.A. thesis. University of Montana, USA Subramanian SS, Ramakrishnan S (1964) Amino-acids of Peltigera canina. Curr Sci 33 522 Teit JA, Boas F (1900) The Thompson Indians of British Columbia. Am Mus Nat Hist Mem... 

Thompson, L. To the American Indian 1916 Cummins Print Shop, Eurkea, Calif., p. 28. 

Aschaffenburg, R., Sen, A. and Thompson, M. P. 1968. Genetic variants of casein in Indian and African zebu cattle. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 25, 177-184. 

Slattery, M., Chemical cues in marine invertebrate larval settlement, in Marine Woodboring and Fouling Organisms of the Indian Ocean A Review, Naghabushanum, R. and Thompson, J.F., Eds., Oxford and IBH Publishing Co., New Delhi, 1997, 135. 

V. Ramachandra Rao, K.V.B. Rao, R. Nagab-hushanam, An Indo-United States symposium on Bioactive Compounds from Marine Organisms with emphasis on Indian Ocean, ed. M.F. Thompson, Oxford IBH Publishing Co., New Delhi, 1991. 

Butler, J. H., Elkins, J. W., Brunson, C. M., Egan, K. B., Thompson, T. M., Conway, T. J., and Hall, B. D. (1988). Trace gases in and over the west Pacific and east Indian Oceans during the El Nino-southem oscillation event of 1987, Air Resources Laboratory, Silver Spring, MD. 

Figure 9 Plots of (a) initial 8Hf against initial 8Nd and (b) initial -yOs against initial eNd for Cretaceous oceanic plateaus. Data sources Atlantic and Indian MORE—Salters (1996), Pacific—Nowell et al. (1998), Kerguelen plateau—Salters and Hart (1991), CCOP and Gorgona—Walker et al. (1999), Thompson et al.

Storey M., Saunders A. D., Tarney J., Gibson 1. L., Norry M. J., ThirlwallM. F., Leat P., Thompson R. N., andMenziesM. A. (1989) Contamination of Indian Ocean asthenosphere by the Kerguelen-Heard mantle plume. Nature 338, 574-576. 

Indian tobacco (Lobelia inflata), also known as pukeweed , has been used for centuries by the Penobscots people in the Northeastern United States and the Canadian Maritimes, as an entheogenic and emetic drug, before Samuel Thompson (1769-1843), an herbalist from New Hampshire, claimed it as a valuable remedy. The roots were used for the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, e.g. syphilis, and skin diseases were medicated with poultices from smashed leaves. By parenteral application, Indian tobacco is effective against oedema and asthma. Thus, Lobelia inflata was found since 1820 in many pharmacopoeias. 

Blomgren, W.E., Milliken, J.G. (1953). Colorado-Big Thompson Project. Indian Journal of Power and River Valley Development 3(2) 89-97. P Blomgren, W.E. (1955). Messtationen ftlr Niederschlage mit Radiomeldung. Schweizerische Bauzeitung 73(2 ). 320. 

Mead, E., Preston, P.J. (1920). All-American Canal. US Dept, of the Interior Washington DC. Preston, P.J., Engle, C.A. (1928). Irrigation on Indian Reservations. Dept. Interior Washington. Preston, P.J. (1938). Colorado-Big Thomson Project, Colorado. Civil Engineering 517-519. http //en.wikipedia.org/wild/Colorado-Big Thompson Project... 

MitcheU R, Maki JS (1989) Microbial surfece film.s and their influence on larval settlement and metamorphosis in the marine environment. In Thompson ME, Sarojini R, Nagabhushanam R (eds) Narine biodeterioration advanced techniques applicable to the Indian Ocean. Oxford IBH, New Delhi,... 

Targett, N.M. 1988. Allelochemistry in marine organisms chemical fouling and antifouling strategies. In Marine Biodeterioration. Advanced Techniques Applicable to the Indian Ocean, eds. M-F. Thompson, R. Sarojini R. Nagabhushanam, pp. 609-617, Oxford and IBH Publishing, New Delhi. 

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