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Zooplankton ecology in the eastern tropical Pacific oxygen minimum zone above a seamount: 2. Vertical distribution of copepods
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Zooplankton ecology in the eastern tropical Pacific oxygen minimum zone above a seamount: 1. General trends
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Theory of mind and executive functions in normal human aging and Parkinson's disease
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The results suggested that although TOM performance appeared compromised in the group of individuals with Parkinson's disease, the elderly control participants were relatively unimpaired relative to younger individuals, and significant relationships between several measures of TOM and EF were found.
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Social approval and trait self-esteem.
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Pelagic and benthic ecology of the lower interface of the Eastern Tropical Pacific oxygen minimum zone
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Neuropsychological function in mild hyperphenylalaninemia.
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No group differences were found for any measure, suggesting that the mild elevations of phenylalanine in individuals with MHP are not sufficient to produce behavioral and cognitive impairments characteristic of PKU.
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Supporting and Understanding Students' Epistemological Discourse About Climate Change
ABSTRACT The climate change community has begun to look carefully at how the public understands, or fails to understand, climate change and the scientific claims made based on data. This study…
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Appearance Motivation, Obsessive-compulsive Tendencies and Excessive Suntanning in a Community Sample
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Participants who scored high in both appearance motivation and obsessive-compulsive tendencies most strongly endorsed the importance of having a tan, spent the most time in the sun, were least likely to use sunscreen and were more likely toUse tanning beds.
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Middle and high school students shine
Middle and high school students participating in after-school and summer research experiences in the Earth and space sciences are invited to participate in AGU's Bright Students Training as Research…
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The Impact of Age at Seizure Onset on the Likelihood of Atypical Language Representation in Children with Intractable Epilepsy
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A much higher proportion of children with seizure onset prior to the fifth year showed atypical speech representation as compared to children whose seizures began after 5 years of age, suggesting there was a naturally occurring cut-off point after which the rate of atypicals speech representation decreased.
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