Reports of cases decided in the Supreme court and county courts of Pennsylvania. [1887-1889]

"Complete bibliography of the legal periodicals of Luzerne and Lackawanna counties": p.[iii]-v.

Report.

1916-19 Report of Commissioner of Labor [etc.]

Report.

Reports for 1870-1921 include the Annual report of the Commissioner of Education.

The Free Baptist Woman's Missionary Society, 1873-1921 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Address to the Rhode-Island Society for the Encouragement of Domestick Industry, delivered at Pawtuxet, October 17, 1822.

Mode of access: Internet.

Address to the Rhode-Island Society for the Encouragement of Domestic Industry, delivered at Pawtuxet, October 16th, 1822 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Rhode Island educational circulars.

Mode of access: Internet.

Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society.

Energy research abstracts

333, a bibliography of the science-fantasy novel,

This is one of 500 copies published.

Uniformly valid second-order solution for supersonic flow over cruciform surfaces,

"CM-1019."

Plants of Rhode Island, being an enumeration of plants growing without cultivation in the state of Rhode Island ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Annual report of the Commissioner of Industrial Statistics, made to the General Assembly.

At head of title: State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.

The peopling of the Bahamas: A phylogeographical perspective

During the past 500 years, the Bahamas has been influenced by a wide array of settlers, including but not limited to, the Arawak Indians, Eleutherian Adventurers, British Loyalists, Creole slaves, liberated Africans as well as Chinese, Greek, Jewish, Lebanese, Jamaican and Haitian migrants. To date, however, only a few reports analyzing the genetic makeup and population dynamics of the Bahamas have been published, making this work pivotal in the endeavor to ascertain the genetic ancestry of these groups. As such, the current investigation was undertaken to genetically characterize six of the more densely populated islands throughout the Northwest (Grand Bahama and Abaco) and Central (Eleuthera, Exuma, Long Island and New Providence) Bahamas using different forensic marker systems. When autosomal STR markers are employed, the Bahamian collections were all found to receive differential contributions from the African, European, East Asian and Native American collections utilized in the analyses. Similar findings were also observed for two other Afro-Caribbean populations, Haiti and Jamaica, although the latter populace was found to share a greater proportion of its autosomal component with non-African sources than the former. On the contrary, analysis of the six Bahamian collections using high-resolution Y-chromosome markers identifies genetic signals emanating exclusively from Africans and Europeans, but this is likely the result of smaller sample sizes collected from each island and/or sex-biased gene flow from East Asian and Native American groups.

Compilation of 220 sediment core d13C data from the glacial Atlantic Ocean

We compare a compilation of 220 sediment core d13C data from the glacial Atlantic Ocean with three-dimensional ocean circulation simulations including a marine carbon cycle model. The carbon cycle model employs circulation fields which were derived from previous climate simulations. All sediment data have been thoroughly quality controlled, focusing on epibenthic foraminiferal species (such as Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi or Planulina ariminensis) to improve the comparability of model and sediment core carbon isotopes. The model captures the general d13C pattern indicated by present-day water column data and Late Holocene sediment cores but underestimates intermediate and deep water values in the South Atlantic. The best agreement with glacial reconstructions is obtained for a model scenario with an altered freshwater balance in the Southern Ocean that mimics enhanced northward sea ice export and melting away from the zone of sea ice production. This results in a shoaled and weakened North Atlantic Deep Water flow and intensified Antarctic Bottom Water export, hence confirming previous reconstructions from paleoproxy records. Moreover, the modeled abyssal ocean is very cold and very saline, which is in line with other proxy data evidence.