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2. All the year with nature.

Author

Graham, P. Anderson (Peter Anderson), d 19-5, University of California Libraries (archive.org), and Graham, P. Anderson (Peter Anderson), d 19-5

Subjects
Great Britain, Natural history, Outdoor books
Published
1893

8. Residue levels and cholinesterase activities in sheep poisoned experimentally with diazinon.

Author

Machin, Antony F., Anderson, Peter H., and Hebert, C. Nancy

Abstract

Sheep were dosed orally with diazinon at 450 and 600 mg/kg: residues of diazinon were determined in the blood, brain, liver, kidney cortex and medulla, muscle, fat and rumen contents at intervals after dosing, and cholinesterase activities in the erythrocytes and the brain were determined at the same intervals. The relations between residues, cholinesterase activity and clinical symptoms are discussed from the points of view of their diagnostic value and the possibility of undesirable residues occurring in poisoned animals. Rough estimates of the residues of two metabolites, hydroxydiazinon and dehydro-diazinon, in one sheep are also discussed. The oxygen analogue of diazinon was not detected although it was specifically sought. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1974
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9. IMPACT OF DROUGHT ON QUALITY IN A NEW JERSEY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM.

Author

Anderson, Peter W. and Faust, Samuel D.

Abstract

BSTRACT. New Jersey, together with other states in the northeast, was stricken with drought during 1961-66. The effect of this drought was most severe in the northern part of the State. The water quality of the Passaic River, which drains the urban, industrialized northeast, perhaps deteriorated the most among the major drainage systems. This river system is used as a raw-water source by 10 water suppliers. The impact of the drought upon the water supply of the Passaic Valley Water Commission, the most downstream of the basin's suppliers, which supplies an average of about 90 million gallons a day to more than 650,000 persons, is evaluated herein. The drought's impact on the raw-water quality is appraised by the comparison of before-and-after qualities of dissolved solids, dissolved oxygen, biochemical-oxygen demand, turbidity, and hardness. For example, at the worst point during the drought, monthly average dissolved-solids content in the raw water were about 210 percent, hardness, about 167 percent, and biochemical-oxygen demand about 270 percent higher than antecedent values. In general, the study concludes that the drought produced a deterioration in both raw and finished water quality, and is estimated to have increased chemical-treatment costs during the drought by about $650,000. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1972
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12. Reactivity of the active-centre lysine residue of rabbit muscle aldolase

Author

Anderson, Peter J. and Kaplan, Harvey

Abstract

The method of competitive labelling with [3H]acetic anhydride as the labelling reagent was used to determine the properties of the active-centre lysine residue of rabbit muscle aldolase. This residue is much less reactive than a normal exposed lysine residue towards this reagent, and its reactive properties did not parallel the pH–activity profile for aldolase. At higher pH values it became reactive, but this was shown to be due to disruption of the enzyme structure. The binding of the competitive inhibitor phosphate did not alter the reactive properties. It is concluded that the active-centre lysine has an apparent pKa greater than 11.5 and probably is made nucleophilic during the catalytic process, perhaps by proton abstraction.

Published
1974
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13. LETTERS.

Author

CHERONE, PATRICIA, MANDYCK, DAVID W., STEERS, DARRELL C., CARGILE, W. C., HARLAN, LYNN, DEGANN, A. DAVID, LOBITZ, KENNETH H., GORDON, A. CULVER, ANDERSON, PETER R., ECKHARDT, HENRY, BALDWIN II, WILLIAM T., WESTON, DAVID C., PEIRCE, DOROTHY E., COLTEN, STEWART L., HOUSER, RUSSELL, BATCHLER, ROY A., HAMILTON, JAMES D., REDER, DONNA, MOSELEY, ELIZABETH, and CHRISTIE, D. M.

Subjects
CIVIL rights, MINORITIES
Published
1964

16. Notes.

Author

Hodgson, Herbert Henry, Anderson, Peter, Silberrad, Oswald, and Gooderham, W. J.

Published
1924
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17. ESTIMATION OF SIMULTANEOUS SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH NONLINEAR CONSTRAINTS AMONG THE COEFFICIENTS.

Author

STANFORD UNIV CALIF DEPT OF STATISTICS, Anderson,Peter Ole, STANFORD UNIV CALIF DEPT OF STATISTICS, and Anderson,Peter Ole

Abstract

The basic problem considered here is the estimation of the coefficients in a simultaneous system of linear equations. Maximum likelihood, linearized maximum likelihood, two-stage least-squares and three-stage least-squares methods have primarily been studied for the case of linear constraints among the coefficients. In this paper the case of nonlinear constraints is considered. It is shown that by linearizing the nonlinear constraints and using a three-stage least-squares procedure one can obtain similar large sample, and also small sigma, results. (Author)

Published
1969

18. Gibson Chapel Presbyterian Church flyer

Author

Anderson, Peter (clerk), Lederer, Katherine, Anderson, Peter (clerk), and Lederer, Katherine

Abstract

A flyer for the Gibson Chapel Presbyterian Church in Springfield, Missouri.

Published
1927

19. Quetzal

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Quetzal bird specimen. Photographed in the studio prior to installation in the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

20. Kookaburra

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Individual kookaburra bird specimen, also known as Dacelo novaeguineae. Featured in the Kingfishers panel of the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

21. Turquoise-browed motmot

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Turquoise-browed motmot bird specimen. One of three motmots featured in the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

22. Grand potoo

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Individual grand potoo bird specimen. Featured in the Nightjars and Allies panel of the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

23. Lilac-breasted roller

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Individual lilac-breasted toller bird specimen, also known as Coracias caudatus. Featured in the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

24. Common nighthawk

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Common nighthawk bird specimen. Featured in the Nightjars and Allies panel of the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

25. Birds of the world

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Birds of the World exhibit screen with 20 different families including swifts, nightjars, hummingbirds, kingfishers, colies, and trogons.

Published
1959

26. Nightjars and allies

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Nightjars and Allies panel from the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

27. Lesser crested swift

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Lesser crested swift bird specimen, also known as a treeswift. Featured in the Swifts and Hummingbirds panel of the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

28. Cuban trogan

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Individual Cuban trogan bird specimen. Featured in the Trogons panel of the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

29. Oilbird

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Individual oilbird specimen, also known as Steatornis caripensis. Featured in the Nightjars and Allies panel of the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

30. Rufous hornbill

Author

Wonder, Frank; Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Wonder, Frank; Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Rufous hornbill bird specimen, also known as Buceros hydrocorax. This particular specimen was mounted by Frank C. Wonder in 1929 and was photographed prior to installation in the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

31. Swifts and hummingbirds

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Swifts and hummingbirds from the Birds of the World exhibit screen. Includes mounted specimens, text labels, and painting.

Published
1959

32. Blue-naped mousebird

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Blue-naped mousebird from the Colies panel of the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

33. Hoopoe

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Individual hoopoe bird specimen, also known as Upupa epops. Featured in the Kingfishers and Allies panel of the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

34. Tawny frogmouth bird

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Tawny frogmouth bird specimen from the Nightjars and Allies panel of the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

35. Common bee-eater

Author

Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, Field Museum of Natural History, Cotton, Carl; Anderson, Peter; Pfiffner, E. John, and Field Museum of Natural History

Abstract

Common bee-eater bird specimen. One of four bee-eaters featured in the Birds of the World exhibit screen.

Published
1959

40. Journalism and General Communications

Author

Kaid, Lynda Lee, primary, Sanders, Keith R., additional, Hirsch, Robert O., additional, Brown, Lee, additional, Anderson, Peter J., additional, Lutz, William D., additional, Click, J.W., additional, Baird, Russell N., additional, Sudhalter, Richard M., additional, and Evans, Philip R., additional

Published
1974
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