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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents List of contributors. Preface. 1. Anthropology in health and disease trends chatter of the past hundred years with a vision for the future in view of new challenges facing the human species/Krishan Sharma. I. Tribal health 2. Health management among the Kondh a primitive tribe of District Kalahandi Orissa/Hemanta Bag and A.K. Kapoor. 3. Health care practices of Hakkipikki a tribe in transition/K.C. Tarachand. 4. Cognition of health and disease among the people of Village Karjan District Kullu Himachal Pradesh/Twinkle Pal. 5. Human rights development and tribe a study among the Lahoulis of Himachal Pradesh/Shilipi Gupta and A.K. Kapoor. 6. Caries prevalence oral hygiene and socio economic status in adolescent Gaddis of Himachal Pradesh/Parul Sharma and Krishan Sharma. 7. Health and hygiene of Lamani Tribe a case study of Appenahalli Settlement in Bellary District of Karnataka State/V. Jagadeesh. II. Morphological Variations 8. Prevalence of abdominal obesity with the onset of menopause among post menopausal women of lower socio economic strata of Chandigarh/Dolly Monisha and S.P. Singh. 9. Patterns of body and abdominal adiposity growth in relation to menarche status in Urban and rural Punjabi adolescent females/Krishan Sharma and R. Aggarwal. 10. Physical growth and nutritional status of Scheduled Caste children of Naraingarh Tehsil Ambala District Haryana/Indu Talwar Payal Updesh and Preeti Bajwa. 11. Physical growth among adolescent Brahmin girls of Bhimtal Uttaranchal Pradesh/Kusum Lata Thakur. 12. Respiratory efficiency as affected by exposure to textile dust health status evaluation of textile workers of District Varanasi Uttar Pradesh/Ajeet Jaiswal. 13. Palmar Mainline Index a b Ridge Count and atd Angle among the Madigas of Andhra Pradesh/K. Rajasekhara Reddy. III. Genetic Studies 14. Human genetics in community health practice in India an urgent need of action/R.S. Balgir. 15. Genetic and environmental factors in menstrual characteristics and Premenstrual Syndrome a twin study/Krishan Sharma. 16. Genetic susceptibility to Periodontal Diseases a twin study/Krishan Sharma. 17. ABO Blood Groups Secretor status and dental caries among adolescent children/Krishan Sharma and Tripta. 18. Frequency of ABO (H) Antigens on Red Blood Cells and saliva of Epilepsy Patients/S.K. Pal K. Sharma A. Pathak and S. Prabhakar. IV. Ethics and other aspects of health 19. Legal and ethical imperatives of National Health in India/Abhik Ghosh. 20. Socio personal and psychological problems of inmates of senior citizen homes of Ludhiana (Punjab) an analysis/Archna Handa A.K. Gupta and Balbir Kumar. 21. Dialogues on morality and ethics in perceptions on masculinity and sexuality cross cultural conversations in anthropology/Shalina Mehta and Nongmeikapam Inoaba Singh. 22. Approaches towards sex biased health care practices a study on Rajbansis of Darjeeling District West Bengal/Subir Biswas and Ganesh Chandra Mallick. Index. Anthropological theory reasons that successful populations have adapted to or are continuously adapting to their environment. Environment including physical biotic and cultural demographic acts as an agent of natural selection and may result in well adapted population. These factors vary widely across geography space and time and thus consequently one may have populations differing biologically and culturally in ways that reflect their history of adaptations to the local needs or stressors. WHO estimates that infectious diseases cause 48 per cent of deaths across the world among people under the age of 45 years. This is the case when science has advanced and medicine has achieved great heights enhancing longevity. Anthropology provides us a platform to study human bio social variations with its perspective on evolution and adaptation. This book attempts a comprehensive understanding of health and human well being. We will be looking into both mental and physical aspects that determine health. Our perspective remains an.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. 2nd Edition. Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Physico-geographical features 3 Review of literature 4 Materials and methods 5 Parameters for assessing pond water quality 6 Discussion 7 Summary ReferencesThe present book Ecology of Fish Pond greatly emphasize on the aquatic ecology of pond ecosystem Pond ecosystem is of much importance s it is very useful for fish culture So this book could provide necessary information to the people involved in fish culture for making the sustainable use of water resourcesThe monthly fluctuation of different parameters is presented and discussed about their relation with plankton benthic fauna as well as ichthyofauna In addition to this the data given in this book is a documentation which should be of great help to the limnologist biologist environmentalist as well as students working in the filed or river water ecosystem 176 pp.…

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sunflower(S. A. J. Indian Soc. Soil Sci. 23)1975. S. 388-390. br. -2) -Sonderabdruck-.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Rapid analysis of spatial a b and y diversities of birds in a landmosaic in Manipur/Rajkumari Ashalata Devi and Laishangbam Sanjit. 2. Diversity and status of lycaenids Lepidoptera: lycaenidae) in central Nepal/B. Khanal, M.K. Chalise and G.S. Solanki. 3. Wildlife and their behavior in Baghmara Buffer zone community forest, Nepal/B.K. Sharma, M.K. Chalise and G.S. Solanki. 4. Importance of biodiversity conservation and its role in management of diverse forest resource production with special reference to NEH region, India/Bandi Gopichand and Bandi Diddi Naidu. 5. Poetential benefits to biodiversity by using marine renewable energy/Guruswaamy. 6. Plants used in hair care by the ethnic communities in thoubal district of Manipur/Mohd. Habibullah Khan and P.S. Yadava. Conservation biology is concerned with phenomena that affect the maintenance, loss and restoration of biodiversity and the science of sustaining evolutionary processes that engender genetic population species and ecosystem diversity. The concern stems from estimates suggesting that up to 50% of all species on the planet will disappear within the next 50 years, which has contributed to poverty, starvation and will reset the course of evolution on this planet. The present book provides and introduction to the environment biodiversity and traditional system and is the compilation of various papers contributed by learned community from different part of the world.…

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