The technique is often used to breed dogs who live far away from each other, but it is also used by owners who want to inject variety into litters.
D. nepalensis, which is an endogeic but with a wide ecological amplitude, and the epigeic A. parva, present in large numbers in pine forest, are the two species which could be promoted for inoculation into litter-FYM based organic residue management pits.
The Owl Rock erodes into littered slopes and is found directly below the Wingate Sandstone along the Waterpocket Fold's west face.
Aliquots of each of the serum samples were injected intracerebrally into litters of eight newborn (24 48 hours after birth) Swiss albino mice.
On d11, R pups were re-randomized into litters creating catch-up (R-6, 6 pups/dam), normal (R-10, 10 pups/dam) or reduced growth (R-16, 16 pups/dam) groups.
Rysman and her 7-year-old son, Jack, were among the roughly two dozen citizen-scientists peering into bushes, turning over logs and poking into leaf litter on a quest to count snails in Eaton Canyon, just north of Pasadena.
Nobody likes having campaign posters turn into street litter.
For example, what happens if someone walking down the street tosses an old envelope with his or her name on it into a litter basket?
She's worked out how we can dig our way out, depositing the tunnel dirt down our trouser legs into the litter trays.
