...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...

... minerals in the mining waste are muscovite, kaolinite and rutile. The inhalation toxicity of muscovite was investigated by Shanker et al. (1975) , prompted by high levels of pneumoconiosis in Indian workers handling mica. Histopathological changes were monitored in guinea pigs for 365 days following...

.... Monohydrocalcite has also been reported in several bizarre biological locations, 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...

... 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 Physical Anthropology , 80 . 447 – 460 . Teaford , M. F...

... gratefully acknowledge the support of the SEG Foundation, which had faith in our project and enabled us to develop the software and test the exercises. Mr. Jim Luoma of the Houghton (MI) Middle School first piqued our interest in working with schools and has provided years of 8th-grade guinea pigs for us. Dr...

... : 26 – 39 . Cox P. G. Fagan M. J. Rayfield E. J. Jeffery N. 2011 . Finite element modelling of squirrel, guinea pig and rat...

... out twenty guineas of his own money to buy wood and coals which he determined to sell to the poor during the winter months at cost price. On seeing Shipley set this example others then subscribed to the fund and raised one hundred and twenty guineas to the undertaking. This meant that The Society...

... 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...

... granite pluton is one of a suite of similar Eocene-aged plutons that define a broad arc suggested to lie along the western limits of the Bitterroot footwall ( Hyndman, 1980 ). Along the southwestern corner of the footwall, a similar pluton called the Whistling Pig pluton ( Toth, 1987 ) intrudes...

... Cretaceous fossil record, 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...

... , 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...

... 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 sediments from abandoned Maasai settlements...

... 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 Kimura 2 parameter (K2P) distance values for all pairs of taxa in each data set were computed using PAUP...

... 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...

... as a survey of bite marks expected among crocodylians and their more distant relatives, but also as a case study demonstrating how future datasets addressing a variety of taphonomic and behavioral questions might be collected and synthesized. Partially butchered cow hind limbs and pig femora were...

... 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...

... 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 articulation is located well behind to the vertical through the posterior border...

... Web. 1 January 2000 05h58m 19.7s, Lat 60.72 S, Lon 153.67 E, focal 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...

... 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 Quaternary Sci . 16 ( 7...

... saw senescence . In: Anderson , N. , Dietrich , M.R. (Eds.) The educated eye. Visual culture and pedagogy in the life sciences . Dartmouth College Press , 14 – 43 . Minot , C.S. ( 1891 ) Senescence and Rejuvenation. First paper: on the weight of Guinea Pigs . Journal...