Introduction This was an open-label, dose escalation (3 + 3 design), Phase I study of SOR-C13
in patients with advanced tumors of epithelial origin. Primary objectives were to assess …

During the summer of 19o4 the senior author, while working at the Bermuda Biological
Station, had the opportunity to observe with some care two appearances of a remarkably …

In spite of the fact that the common hydra (Hydra oligactis Pallas, formerly known as Hydra
fusca L.) has long been an object of study, much remains to be learned about its life history …

Purpose: In light of increased emphasis on evidence-based practice in the profession of
dental hygiene, it is important that today's dental hygienist comprehend statistical measures to …

According to one of the current theories, insects arose from a terres-trial ancestry and the
aquatic habit, wherever manifested, was secondarily acquired. The general application of this …

The following description is based upon a collection of enchytraeids made by Mr. JB Flett in
the Mt. Rainier National Park, June 15, 1917, at an altitude of 3400 feet. This collection …

… The writer [Welch] suspe strongly that Hepatogaster Cejka should be regarded as a part o
the genus Henlea-possibly as a subgenus. It seems likely that th "groups" will form the basis …

Insects of the order Lepidoptera are so pre-eminently terrestrial in organization and habit
that the existence of aquatic species is not commonly known, even among biologists. …

SNOW-FIELD AND GLACIER OLIGOCH. ETA 87 of latter about mid-way of its length. Spermiducal
funnel large, somewhat cylindrical, bent; length three to four times the diameter; collar …

Of the great host of Lepidoptera, only a few species have in vaded the water and acquired
aquatic stages in the life history. These few species have solved the problems of maintenance …