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Page 224
... significantly related to illness , clima- tic change and type of food . 4. Salmonella choleraesuis was significantly ... Significant differences among the different educational groups were found in the practice of keeping pigs under the ...
... significantly related to illness , clima- tic change and type of food . 4. Salmonella choleraesuis was significantly ... Significant differences among the different educational groups were found in the practice of keeping pigs under the ...
Page 351
... significant results . The study projected a mid - test ratio of 4.5874 , which is significant at the 40001 confidence level , and a post - test ratio of 7.2560 , significant at the .00004 level . Comparison of the group means show that ...
... significant results . The study projected a mid - test ratio of 4.5874 , which is significant at the 40001 confidence level , and a post - test ratio of 7.2560 , significant at the .00004 level . Comparison of the group means show that ...
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... significantly more prone to snap traps than juveniles ( B < .01 ) . This result is probably attributed to the lesser ... significant seasonal cycle in the house mouse at Ponape because of the uniform environment in buildings . Barbehenn ...
... significantly more prone to snap traps than juveniles ( B < .01 ) . This result is probably attributed to the lesser ... significant seasonal cycle in the house mouse at Ponape because of the uniform environment in buildings . Barbehenn ...
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