...H. Catherine; W. Skinner; G. W. Osbaldiston; A. N. Wilner Abstract The rare mineral, monohydrocalcite, CaCO 3 ·H 2 O, has been identified in a guinea pig bladder stone. Three other natural occurrences have been described, the most recent from lacustrine deposits in the southeast of South Australia...

... changes were monitored in guinea pigs for 365 days following intratracheal injection of a suspension of muscovite dust. In general the authors concluded that mica has a low cytotoxicity. Kaolinite, with minor contamination of quartz and mica, is cytotoxic to mouse macrophages, although not as actively so...

..., including the gall bladder of a guinea pig ( Skinner et al. 1977 ), the otoliths of a tiger shark ( Carlstrom 1963 ), being produced from the decomposition of Ca-oxalate during the final stages of decomposition of the saguaro cactus ( Garvie 2003 , 2006 ), and as spherulites in domesticated animal dung...

.... , 1989 , Differences in tooth wear as an indicator of changes in jaw movement in the guinea pig Cavia porcellus : Archives of Oral Biology , 34 . 929 – 936 . Teaford , M. F. , and Oyen , O. J. , 1989 , In vivo and in vitro turnover in dental microwear : American Journal...

... of 8th-grade guinea pigs for us. Dr. Larry Ruff, the director of MichSeis at the University of Michigan, provided his software, which we continue to use in our permanent installation, and we always welcome his advice. Dr. Robert Phinney, of the PEPP program at Princeton University, provided encouragement...

.... 2011 . Finite element modelling of squirrel, guinea pig and rat skulls: Using geometric morphometrics to assess sensitivity . Journal of Anatomy , 219 : 696 – 709 . Currey J. D. 2002 . Bones...

... of cobalt mines in Britain as, at the time, 200,000 pounds of smalt, the blue pigment derived from cobalt, had been imported at considerable expense. In 1759, Dr Johann Gottlieb Lehmann received “a Gold Medal worth 20 guineas as a reward to the author of the best Natural History of Cobalt” ( Braun 1971 , pp...

... sequencing ( Wolfe and Li 2003 ). Evolutionary Biology immediately profited from direct phylogenetic comparison of genomic sequences, despite some apparent problems of misinterpretation, such as placing the guinea pig and its relatives outside the order of Rodentia ( Graur et al. 1991 ; D'Erchia et al. 1996...

..., the Lolo Hot Springs batholith, the Whistling Pig pluton, and the Spruce Creek mylonite. In the following section, we describe our results; details of the analytical procedures are described in the Appendix. Further analytical details are reported in GSA Data Repository Table DR-1 1 . The foliation...

..., which is not indicated by the SCM calculations. This is a probabilistic argument, but it is equivalent to assessing the probability or improbability that, at some time in the future, paleontologists ought to find Early Cretaceous parrots, penguins, elephants, and guinea pigs. Even if it were argued...

... monohydrocalcite biominerals. MHC has been found as a component of vertebrate otoliths ( Carlestrom 1963 ), in a guinea-pig bladder stone ( Catherine et al. 1977 ), and as precipitates from bacteria located in saline soils ( Rivadeneyra et al. 1993 ; Rivadeneyra et al. 1998 ). MHC has also been found in the upper...

... using MEGA version 2.1 ( Kumar et al., 2001 ) for all pairs of taxa in each data set, using the armadillo ( Dasypus novemcinctus ) sequence as outgroup for the tests of the cytb data set, and the guinea pig ( Cavia ) sequence for the kcas data set. Likelihood scores for likelihood ratio tests...

... , and M. Clauss . 2019 . The way wear goes: phytolith-based wear on the dentine–enamel system in guinea pigs ( Cavia porcellus ) . Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B 286 ( 1912 ):20191921. McDougall , I. , F. H. Brown , P. M. Vasconcelos , B. E. Cohen , D. S...

... systems, MHC can be formed by a variety of organisms ( e.g ., Lowenstam & Weiner, 1983 ; Addadi et al ., 2003 ; Senorale-Pose et al ., 2008 ). For instance, it has already been found in the otoliths of a tiger shark, in the gall bladder of a guinea pig, in the calcareous corpuscles of a parasitic...

... increase JOUR. (lEOL. SOC. INDIA, VOL. 43, JAN, 1994 3* 54 M. SANTOSH CASE-I: SELECTIVE DISSOLUTION OF SILVER A. PRIMARY H l g h t l , .. . . . rim around primary grain 11) B. SUPERGENE CD eNn c ! CJ Fineness Pig. 1. Schematic illustration showing lhe evolulion of a primary gold grain during selective...

... the lambda value was calculated for the Alexander Building which has been a seismological guinea pig for many years (Blume, 1956; Clough, 1960). Values used in the cal- culation of lambda assuming the building to be represented by its first mode are as follows: m-effective modal weight = 10,377,000 lbs.; c0...

... by SAAF staff could be correlated to specific samples ( Fig. 1 ). Smaller animals were presented with isolated pig femora, and larger animals were given partially butchered cow hind limbs. Samples usually were collected once voluntarily abandoned, although some animals had to be distracted by handlers...

... is large; its diameter is contained about three times in head length. The snout is prominent and almost pointed (pig-like; e.g. Whitehead, 1963 , 1972 ), projecting beyond the anterior tip of the lower jaw. The lower jaw is long, relatively slender and underslung; its...

... depth 10 km, constrained (GS). MOMENT TENSOR (GS): Depth: 8 km. Principal axes (scale 10 ** 18 Nm): ( T ) Val = 1.19, Plg= 13°, Azm = 12°; ( N ) Val = -0.01, Plg = 77°, Azm = 201°; ( P ) Val = -1.19, Pig = 2°, Azm = 103°. Best double couple: NP1: Strike = 148°; Dip = 80°, Slip = 8°. NP2: Strike = 57...

... equatorial Atlantic (Gulf of Guinea) . Rev Palaeobot Palynol . 84 ( 1-2 ): 1 – 22 . Marret F , de Vernal A , Benderra F , Harland R . 2001a . of late Quaternary sea-surface conditions at DSDP Site 594 in the southwest Pacific Ocean based on dinoflagellate cyst assemblages . J...