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CE-ATA

Consumer Electronics ATA (CE-ATA) is an interface standard for the connection of storage devices and hosts in consumer electronic device such as… 
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2016
2016
Dewasa ini pelanggaran etika dalam bisnis kerap terjadi. Penelitian ini bertujuan memberikan gambaran terkait penegakan kode etik… 
2015
2015
Penetasan merupakan proses perkembangan embrio di dalam telur sampai menetas, dipengaruhi oleh temperatur. Penelitian dilakukan… 
2015
2015
Latar Belakang : Salah satu dampak yang dihasilkan oleh industri mebel adalah tenaga kerja industri terpajan debu. Debu dapat… 
2015
2015
Penelitian mengenai Identifikasi Bobot Badan dan Ukuran-Ukuran Tubuh Itik Bali telah dilaksanakan di Kelompok Ternak Itik Manik… 
2008
2008
D ata from 2007 suggest that approximately 1.4 million men and women in the U.S. population should be diagnosed with cancer, and… 
2007
2007
The illumination-invariant image is a useful intrinsic feature latent in colour image data. The idea in forming an illumination… 
2004
2004
The recent descriptions of Potamonautes dentatus, P. clarus and P. lividus have brought the number of species recorded from… 
1993
1993
.................................................................................................................ü ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.......................................................................................iü LIST OF TABLES.....................................................................................................vü LIST OF FIGURES..................................................................................................... ix INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................... 1 STUDY AREA.......................................................................................................... 6 M ETHODS............................................................................................................... 10 Capture, Handling and Release Procedures...............................................10 D ata Collection.............................................................................................13 D ata Analysis...............................................................................................16 RESULTS.................................................................................................................. 22 Trapping, Handling, and Release.................................................................22 Mortalities...................................................................................................... 26 Post-Release Disperal and Movement Patterns....................................... 27 Homerange and Core Activity A reas................................ ........................ 29 Habitat Use.................................................................................................... 41 Movement R ates...........................................................................................61 Activity P a tte rn s .........................................................................................63 DISCUSSION............................................................................................................76 Trapping and Handling................................................................................ 7 6 Release and Post-Release Movements and A ctivity..............................78 M ortality....................................................................................................... 82 Settlement and Colonization........................................................................86 Habitat Use.................................................................................................... 8 ^ Homerange Size and Social Spacing......................................................... 9 ^ Spacing and Seasonal Changes in Homerange Size and Overlap 97 Seasonal Movements, Activity Levels, and Diel Activity P a tte rn s ........................................................................................................ lOO) RECOMMENDATIONS...........................................................................................107 Local and Metapopulation Recovery and Management.......................... 107 Recommendations for Future Réintroduction......................................... 114 LITERATURE CITED........................................................................................... 120 APPENDIX A. Data on fishers translocated from Wisconsin in 1990 and 1991......................................................................................................... 132 APPENDIX B. Data collected on and fates of radio-tagged fishers monitored in 1990-1991...............................................................................135 APPEND IX C. Description of fisher mortalities.................................................137 APPENDIX D. Comparison of 90% utilization volumes (in km2) for three different homerange programs and two different homerange estimators.......................................................................................................143 APPENDIX E. Temporary homeranges for reintroduced fishers in 19901991................................................................................................................144 Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. 
1990
1990
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