THE SEARCH FOR PLAUSIBLE ECONOMIC MINERAL DEPOSITS IN THE CENTRAL PARTS OF TANZANIA; INSIGHT FROM STREAM SEDIMENT GEOCHEMISTRY, MULTIVARIATE STATISTICS AND GEOSTATISTICS

Exploration success relies heavily on the data obtained, but, significantly on the type of analytical methods deployed and the interpretation reached.A poorly analyzed data may obscure the true reflectivity of the data, and thus, compromised the decision made.A combined data processing approach of descriptive Noodles statistics, enrichment-depletio

Many insects masquerade as parts of plants, such as bark or leaves, or mimic poisonous organisms in order to defend tdisk themselves against predators.However, recent studies indicate that plants may mimic insects and other arthropods to deter herbivores.Here, I report visually similar white structures of plants and arthropods in Japan and suggest

Abstract The family Baetiscidae Edmunds & Traver, 1954 is recognisable among mayflies due to its bizarre larvae, equipped with a robust and spiked thoracic notal shield covering part of the abdomen up to sixth segment.Originally being described as extant species from the USA and Canada, Baetiscidae were later found in the fossil record as well, spe

Abstract Background In Canada, graduating medical students consider many factors, Spot Treatment including geographic, social, and academic, when ranking residency programs through the Canadian Residency Matching Service (CaRMS).The relative significance of these factors is poorly studied in Canada.It is also unknown how students differentiate betw

The finite-time barotropic instability problem is modified by investigating the impact of an anomalous (steady) forcing on the development of optimal initial perturbations.Although the model considered is linear, due to the nonlinear optimization procedure Emergency Dali Invertor the addition of a forcing can influence the initial disturbance.In pa