I.— On some new forms of Arachnida

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Body composition and cartilage biomarkers are affected by diet in growing large breed dogs

The purpose of this study was to describe cartilage and bone biochemical markers and body composition in growing large breed dogs and to determine if these masurements are affected by diets of similar caloric density but differing composition

Rebirth, devastation and sickness: analyzing the role of metaphor in media discourses of nuclear power

International audienceNuclear power plays an important but controversial role in policies to ensure domestic energy security, fuel poverty reduction and the mitigation of climate change. Our article construes the problem of nuclear power in terms of social discourse, language and public choice; specifically examining the role that metaphors play in the policy domain. We empirically analyze metaphors as framing devices in nuclear energy policy debates in the UK between April 2009 and March 2013, thereby capturing the impact of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011. We employ documentary analysis of major UK national broadsheet and tabloid newspapers, using electronic bibliographic tools to extract the metaphors. We then map these metaphors using a Type Hierarchy Analysis, which examines how elements of the target domain (energy technologies and policies) originate from a different source domain. Type hierarchies identify and categorize metaphors, defining the affectual and emotional responses associated with them, providing us with grounded insight into their role in shaping discourse and as a consequence influence public engagement with energy policy. Our analysis highlights three emergent domains of discourse metaphors and discusses the implications of their deployment. Metaphors were found to be classified into three different categories: Rebirth (Renaissance), Devastation (Apocalypse, Inferno, Genie and Bomb) and Sickness (Addiction and Smoking)

On two hitherto undescribed fishes well-known in the Sydney market

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A remarkable fish from Lord Howe Island

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Notes on the Pleuronectidae of Port Jackson, with descriptions of two hitherto unobserved species

Volume: 7Start Page: 11End Page: 1

On a species of Amphisile from the Palau Islands

Volume: 3Start Page: 165End Page: 16

On a new Hoplocephalus from the Gulf of Carpentaria

Volume: 2Start Page: 403End Page: 40

Miscellanea entomologica, No. IV. "The Helaeides"

Volume: 2Start Page: 513End Page: 55