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He acknowledged that the Japanese government has advised pregnant women to avoid eating dolphin meat because of the mercury but said that "there is no campaign to prevent the Japanese public from knowing about what is happening to dolphins," and that "information about the conservation and management of dolphins and fisheries is publicly available".

This knowledge will provide an essential foundation for making decisions about the conservation and use of traditional germplasm in breeding programs.

For data and knowledge organization, an ontology of categorical and factual knowledge about the conservation and diagnosis of heritage objects and the examination techniques based on laser technologies was created.

Comparative studies are informative because they provide information about the conservation and lineage-specific aspects of networks, but they are limited because they do not provide molecular mechanisms that describe the functionality of the network.

We believe that adding more markers to generate a high-density map and a detailed comparison of QTL for common traits using different mapping populations of more Brassica species would give more detailed information about the conservation and diversification of genetic loci governing morphological and yield component traits.

The details about the conservation, quality, and consensus calculations of DSS1 protein alignments can be found in website (http://www.jalview.org/help.html).org/help.html

The questionnaire covered six broad topics: background information about the conservation site and its overall conservation objectives; climate impacts of concern; adaptation goals; management actions; information sources used; and barriers to action (see supplementary material).

His formative importance as a thinker about ecology, about the conservation of buildings and environments, about Romantic painting, about art education, and about the human cost of the mechanization of work became steadily more obvious.

Critics have questioned whether these models are good representatives of other species because of inherent biases involved in their selection, such as rapid development and short generation time (Bolker 1995), and problematic presumptions about the conservation of gene functions and regulatory networks (Lynch 2009).

As one of the most valued living resources for local economy on the Tibetan Plateau and adjacent regions, further efforts should be devoted to learning more about the species conservation and resource management for this special fungus.

The 1970s ushered in a period of wide-ranging social and political changes, stemming largely from the concerns of the French-speaking majority about the conservation of their culture and language, given the traditional predominance of the English-Canadian minority in the business arena.