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In the course of an extensive survey of the freshwater snails in the Republic of South Africa, it was noticed that the most commonly occurring species were usually associated with habitats containing a muddy substratum. Two snail species, Bulinus (Bulinus) tropicus Krs. and Lymnaea natalensis Krs. and 5 substratum types were selected. The observations were made in an outdoor river model and in an outdoor aquarium. The criteria chosen for testing the suitability of the substratum were the population statistics, from which ability to increase (rc) was calculated, growth rate and the selecting ability of the snails when given a random choice between the different substratum types. For L. natalensis the succession of rc values on the different substrata were mud, stones, sand, gravel and fine sand but for B. tropicus the only large difference recorded was between the gravel and the other groups. The growth rates on the different substrata for both species parallelled the rc sequence recorded for L. natalensis. B. tropicus appeared to be more dependent on the substratum and to have a better selecting ability. 30 pp., 15 figs, br. 8. …

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Gebunden. Condition: New. S., Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service&Uumlber den AutorRoxanne C. Dryden-Edwards, M.D., is a board-certified psychiatrist with Glasser Medical and Psychiatric Associates and in private practice in Gaithersburg, Maryland.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - With appropriate planning, care, and support, persons who have developmental disabilities can live full and healthy lives. Developmental Disabilities from Childhood to Adulthood gives psychiatrists the tools and information they need to help their patients do just that. This practical guide addresses the special needs of developmentally disabled individuals throughout the life span, from childhood to midlife to old age. The contributors to the volume, all with extensive expertise in working with persons with developmental disabilities, cover such topics as education; community integration; psychopathology and behavior; ethical, legal, and social issues; and systems management and advocacy. They discuss in detail the specific needs of special populations, including persons who have autism spectrum disorders, mental retardation, or brain injury, and describe practical approaches to assessing and treating affected individuals and working with other health care providers and systems of care. Developmental Disabilities from Childhood to Adulthood is a must-have reference for psychiatrists working with developmentally disabled patients of all ages.Contributors: Joel D. Bregman, M.D., Northshore-Long Island Jewish Health System; Robin P. Church, Ed.D., Kennedy Krieger Institute; John M. de Figueiredo, M.D., ScD., Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine; Derek Glaaser, Ed.D., Kennedy Krieger Institute High School Career and Technology Center; Alison A. Golombek, M.D., Seattle Children's Hospital; Stephanie Hamarman, M.D., New York Medical College; Craig H. Kennedy, Ph.D., Vanderbilt University; Bryan King, M.D., Seattle Children's Hospital and University of Washington; Judith M. Levy, M.S.W., M.A., Kennedy Krieger Institute; Janet A. Martin, M.D., Ph.D., private practice and Optimum Performance Institute; Gregory J. O'Shanick, M.D., Center for Neurorehabilitation Services; Ronald C. Savage, Ed.D., North American Brain Injury Society; Ramakrishnan S. Shenoy, M.D., Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine; Karen Toth, Ph.D., Seattle Children's Hospital and University of Washington; Maureen van Stone, Esq., M.S., Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service.…