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Schizosaccharomyces pombe: major differences in the efficiency of homologous versus heterologous yeast suppressor tRNA genes (S. A. Mol. Gen. Genet. 201) 1985. S. 82 - 87. gr8. m. zahlr. Abb. (St.) br. -2) Sonderabdruck.

Zustand: Very Good. 511, col photos, text figs, folding map in rear pocket. . HB. Vg. Corner slightly bumped. From the library of David George (1938-2024), senior scientist in the Zoology Department at the British Museum (Natural History), London with his name to endpaper. Prompted by the devastating 1991 Gulf War oil spill, the book documents five years of multidisciplinary research aimed at establishing and understanding the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary - the first such protected area in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. [9789960614038].

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. reprint edition. 408 pages. 9.61x6.69x0.90 inches. In Stock.

Soft cover. Zustand: . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator). Three parts in one volume. Duodecimo. Pp. 27; 52; 20. Original printed cloth wrappers, bit shabby. In good condition, very good interior. ~ First Dutch edition, translated from the German. Very rare. 005-6.

Soft cover. Zustand: . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator). 1st Edition. Two parts in one volume. Duodecimo. Pp. 52; 82. Original limp cloth, old shelf ticket to spine, old small military institutional stamp to title. In a very good condition. ~ FIRST EDITION. Very rare. The firing tables of the Fried. Krupp. company served many armies which used them for the training of their artillery. In this respect see for example "Afleiding en gebruik der formules en Tabellen. Met vergunning der Firma Friedr. Krupp overgenomen uit: Die Berechnung der Schusstafeln seitens der Gussstahlfabrik Fried. Krupp, 1895" (Zwolle, 1898). H-2 IN.

Softcover. Zustand: gut. 1964. Reihe/Serie Medizin in Geschichte und Kultur ; 4 Zusatzinfo 16 Abb. Einbandart kartoniert ISBN-10 3-437-10107-2 / 3437101072 ISBN-13 978-3-437-10107-6 / 9783437101076 Carl Christian von Klein (1772-1825). Ein Wegbereiter wissenschaftlicher Chirurgie in Württemberg. KLEIN, C. C. von] TOELLNER, Richard. Reihe/Serie Medizin in Geschichte und Kultur ; 4 In deutscher Sprache. 131 pages.

Soft cover. Zustand: . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator). 1st Edition. Four parts. Quarto. Pp. (2) main title-page, (1), plus 9 plates; (1), plus one plate; (1) plus 3 plates; (1), plus 5 plates. Total of 24 photographic illustrations. Loose as issued in original printed wrappers bit edge frayed, shelf ticket, old military institutional stamps, contemporary inscription on cover. In a very good condition. ~ FIRST EDITION. Extremely rare. Inscription in neat contemporary hand at top of cover gives evidence to the fact that this publication was received from the representative of Krupps A.G., the retired Colonel DeFremery (?), on December 14, 1910, by the Commissie van Proefneming, responsible for testing, examining, and recommending artillery material for the Dutch government. With the Commission stamp next to it. The catalogue depicts in excellent photographs the 6.5cm L/35 towed anti-balloon gun, in rest and in full elevation, loaded on onto specially designed gun carrier with built-in folding metal steel ramps; the 7.1cm L/30, wagon-mounted with ammunition storage; and the giant 10.5cm L/35 central-pivot, fixed installation gun in various positions in a series of exquisite studio photographs. Special, extended part is dedicated to a photographic report on the effect of balloon grenades in proof-firing in Meppen. The history of the Ballonabwehrkanone ("Bak") is short and remarkable. At the siege of Paris in 1870/71 the Prussian Army practically failed to engage enemy balloons using conventional artillery which could not be aimed accurately at such high angle. There was a need in a special gun, specifically designed for the purpose, and the Krupp arms manufacturers accepted the challenge. The result were a 6.5cm L/35 gun on wheels and a 7.1cm L/30 car-mounted which could be elevated to fire directly overhead. This was the world's first anti-aircraft gun, a beginning of a field in which Krupp would dominate right into WW II. At the eve of the First World War only a handful guns in the whole German Army were designated as anti-balloon weapons. Almost all were horse-drawn guns that were assigned to protect strategically important locations along the axis of advance in the West. After the outbreak of the war individual weapons were consolidated into sections, and then into platoons and batteries. But few Allied dirigible balloons took to the skies over the front, and in 1916 the "Bak" was renamed "Flak" to represent its new role as anti-aircraft gun. ~ See also: M. Paris: "Winged Warfare: The Literature and Theory of Aerial Warfare in Britain, 1859-1917." (Manchester, 1992). X-1.

Alam, I. A. H.: The 1991 Gulf War environmental crisis: a review of initial research activities. pp. 7-16. Krupp, F. & Khushaim, O.: The Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary. pp. 17-32. Al-Mansi, A. M., Montello, T. M. & Al-Momen, A. H.: Seasonal profile changes in exposed beaches in the western Arabian Gulf. pp. 33-39. Smith, G. C.: Hydrocarbon concentrations in two intertidal areas of Saudi Arabia following remediation with mechanical clean-up techniques after the Gulf War oil spill. pp. 40-53. Smith, G. C.: The concentration and extent of degradation of petroleum componenments from intertidal and subtidal sediments in Saudi Arabia following the Gulf War oil spill. pp. 54-74. Floodgate, G. D.: The bacteriology of oil epuration in the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary. pp. 75-84. Höpner, T., Yousef, M., Berthe-Corti, L., Felzmann, H., Struck, H. & Al-Thukair, A.: Cyanobacterial mats on oil-polluted sediments - start of a promising self-remediation process ? pp. 85-95. Hoffmann, L.: Recolonisation of the intertidal flats by microbial mats after the Gulf War oil spill. pp. 96-115. Watt, I.: A summary of the clean-up techniques used in the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary after the Gulf War oil spill and an assessment of their benefit to intertidal recovery. pp. 116-127. Prena, J.: The status of the intertidal soft-bottom macrofauna six months after the Gulf War oil spill. pp. 128-137. Jones, D. A., Watt, I., Plaza, J., Woodhouse, T. D. & Al-Sanei, M.: Natural recovery of the intertidal biota within the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary after the Gulf War oil spill. pp. 138-158. Richmond, M. D.: Status of subtidal biotopes of the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary with special reference to soft-substrata communities. pp. 159-176. Warnken, J.: Salt-marshes and intertidal habitats of the Juail Marine Wildlife santuary: extent of oil-impacted areas and estimated losses of above-ground plant biomass following the 1991 gulf War oil spill. pp. 177-185. Böer, B. (1996). Trial planting of mangroves (Avicennia marina) and salt-marsh plants (Salicornia europaea) in oil-impacted soil in the jubail area, Saudi Arabia. pp. 186-192. Ziegler, W. & Krupp, F.: The role of taxonomic research in biodiversity conservation. pp. 193-198. De Clerck, O. & Coppejans, E.: Marine algae of the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary, Saudi Arabia. pp. 199-289. Böer, B. & Warnken, J.: Flora of the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary, Saudi Arabia. pp. 290-301. Vogt, H.: Investigations on coral reefs in the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary using underwater video recordings and digital image analysis. pp. 302-326. Apel, M.: Ecological observations on crab communities (Crustacea: Decapoda: Brachyura) on intertidal mudflats in the western Arabian gulf and the effect of the 1991 oil spill. pp. 327-338. Krupp, F. & Almarri, M. A.: Fishes and fish assemblages of the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary. pp. 339-350. Al-Merghani, M., Miller, J. D., Al-Mansi, A. M., Khushaim, O. & Pilcher, N. (1996). The marine turtles of the Arabian Gulf. NCWCD studies 1991-1994. pp. 351-359. Martens, H.: A preliminary survey of the terrestrial reptiles and sea snakes in the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary. pp. 360-373. Symens, P. & Alsuhaibany, A. H.: The ornithological importance of the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary. pp. 374-389. Symens, P. & Werner, M. (1996). Status of the Socorra cormorant in the Arabian Gulf, after the 1991 Gulf War oil spill, with an outline of a standardised census technique. pp. 390-403. Symens, P. & Alsuhaibany, A. H.: Status of the breeding populations of terns (Sternidae) along the eastern coast of Saudi Arabia following the 1991 Gulf War. pp. 404-420. Kock, D. & Nader, I. A.: Terrestrial mammals of the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary. pp. 421-437. Robineau, D. & Fiquet, P.: The Cetacea of the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary, Saudi Arabia. pp. 438-458. Esseen, M.: A survey of the fisheries in the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary. pp. 459-479. Webster, R. M. (1996). People, resources and conflicts of interest in the Jubail Marine Wildlife Sanctuary. pp. 480-495. Fleming, R. M. (1996). The role of education in marine sanctuary management. pp. 496-502 511 pp., num. figs, hc 4.

Medizin Gesch. Kultur, 4. - Stuttgart, Verlag von Gustav Fischer, 1964, 8°, VIII+131 pp., 16 Abbildungen, orig. kartonierter Einband.

E.Postkarte in Tinte mit Ort, Datum, Unterschrift signiert Hamburg, 21.II.1921 - erfüllt einem Doktor in Rostock hiermit seinen Wunsch.