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Following the initial excitation by the 400 nm photons, the probing 600 nm beam monitors the population of excitons at the energy state located 2 eV above the HOMO.

Santymire, who is director of the Lincoln Park Zoo's Davee Center for Epidemiology and Endocrinology, monitors the population of one of North America's rarest mammals: the black-footed ferret.

As a longitudinal data collection process, the HDSS monitors the population dynamics and the health status of a population in a geographically well-defined area.

As chairwoman of the Great Gull Island Project for the American Museum of Natural History, which owns the island, Ms. Hays leads a group of ornithologists and volunteers that improves nesting conditions and monitors the populations.

But scientists from the University of Liverpool monitoring the population at Formby have identified individual red squirrels which have contracted but survived the virus.

"By supporting our initiative, they have information that benefits their business in ecological activities," he said, "and provides a baseline for monitoring the population status of these species".

The lead Spanish scientist monitoring the population told American counterparts in a 1976 memo that, in light of the leukemia cases, Palomares needed "some kind of medical surveillance of the population to keep watch for diseases or deaths".

Under the program, the county will plant a million scallops a year in the bays of the Peconic estuary for three years and then monitor the population for a fourth year.

PAGE A18 A Head Start on Surveillance The Pentagon's effort to detect terrorism by electronically monitoring the population could rely largely on technology that is already in place.

But diplomats and Syrian analysts said that the overall number of Alawites in positions of power -- the army officers who give the real commands, the intelligence chiefs who monitor the population, the security officers in charge of neighboring Lebanon and the commanders of the presidential militias -- did not change and may well have increased.

Under the proposal, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County, which has closely studied the scallop problem, would oversee the planting of one million scallops a year in the bays of the Peconic estuary for three years and continue to monitor the population for a fourth year.