Additionally, a significant directional component of selection favoring carnivore-like phenotypes was present in 80% of the unique ponds sampled (Table 1; 12 of 15 unique ponds) and 82% of total pond collections (Table 1; 18 of 22 collections).
In contrast, stabilizing selection, identified by a significantly negative γ (Table 1) and a fitness maximum, occurred in 13% of the unique ponds sampled (2 of 15 unique ponds) and in 14% of our total pond collections.
Moe's Digte (1850; "Poems") placed him among the Norwegian Romantic poets, and I brønden og i tjærnet (1851; "In the Well and the Pond"), his collection of children's stories, is a Norwegian classic.
You pass several shipping containers, an orchard, a wildflower meadow, a pond, a collection of sheds and a caravan before reaching a large vegetable garden sheltered by a hazel hedge, fruit bushes and several willow arches.
In many places in these areas, rainwater is preserved in natural reservoir ponds and collection of rainwater is the only source of drinking water (Kamruzzaman and Ahmed 2006).
This objective is reached by replacing conventional urban drainage pipes with swales, filter strips, wetlands and ponds as collection, storage and treatment systems designed for natural processes.
Three-quarters of the way through Claire-Louise Bennett's début collection, "Pond," there's a story called "Morning, 1908" that altered my state of consciousness like a drug.
Last week I spoke to Nick Allbrook, the frontman with Pond, a loose collection of musicians from Western Australia with an interest in making music that's so far out you need a telescope to see it.
Claire-Louise Bennett, whose debut short-story collection Pond was recently published, won £3,000 as the runner-up with her story Morning, Noon and Night, which depicts a single day in the life of a failed academic.
The canals proceed as a very dense distribution network that ends in a collection pond called madjen.
