Giornale degli scavi di Pompei.

Do not confuse with a monograph issued in 1850 with same title proper, also edited by G. Fiorelli: Giornale degli scavi di Pompei : documenti originali. Cf. Furchheim, p. 39 and Palumbo, p. 23.

Delle arti e scienze tutte divisate nella giurisprudenza. Opera di Antonio d'Orimini ... in tre parti distinta. Nella prima delle quali si tratta delle arti liberali, ed ingegnose. Nella seconda delle arti fabrili e meccaniche. Nella terza di tutte le scienze nella legale contenute ...

Title-page for pt. 1 in red and black.

Capitoli sopra la grascia della citta ̀di Ravenna,nuovamente riformati, e corretti d'or dine dell'em̃o, erm̃o signor cardinale Luigi Valenti Gonzaga.

On t.p.,the arms of the cardinal in red and black.

Dissertazione sopra una statua di marmo : scoverta nelle rovine dell'antica città d'Alesa in Sicilia /

Includes errata.

The age of Shakespeare /

Publisher's advertisement ([1] p.) at end, 3rd grouping.

Philosophy and psychology pamphlets

A collection of miscellaneous pamphlets.

Raccolta di alcuni disegni del Barberi da Cento, detto Il Guercino.

Title page in red and black. Plates printed in black and/or sepia.

Historia della vita d'Alberto Valstain, duca di Fritland /

Annotations in 2 unknown hands on front endpaper.

Opere varie di architettura prospettive grotteschi antichità sul gusto degli antichi romani /

Leaves 17-21 have two plates to a leaf.

Scelta di architetture antiche e moderne della città di Firenze /

Each volume has added engraved title-page: Studio d'architettura civile.

Il diritto della natura e delle genti : o sia sistema generale de ' principii li più importanti di morale, giurisprudenza, e politica /

"Errori, e correzioni del tomo IV": v. 4, p. 534-536.

Dispersal and seasonal distributions of black-faced impala in the Etosha National Park, Namibia

Factors affecting the seasonal distribution of the vulnerable black-faced impala at Etosha National Park, Namibia and the spread of the impala in the park since their translocation there in the 1970s were studied in the hot dry season of 2000 and the wet season of 2001 in order to provide information for future translocations of this antelope. In the 30 years since their release in the park, black-faced impala appear to have dispersed a maximum of 31.5 km from their initial release sites, effectively forming five subpopulations based on their five initial release sites. The mean minimum distance that impala had dispersed between water holes since their release was 7.11 +/- 1.47 km. Black-faced impala concentrated strongly around water holes; more than 50% were within 1 km of water holes in both seasons. Changes in population densities in different habitats may have resulted from seasonal movements of impala between adjacent habitats. The role of initial release sites in determining the distribution of threatened species such as the black-faced impala is discussed in light of its importance for future translocations.

Multiplicative Systems on Ultra-Metric Spaces

AMS Subj. Classification: MSC2010: 42C10, 43A50, 43A75

Single particle diversity and mixing state measurements

A newly developed framework for quantifying aerosol particle diversity and mixing state based on information-theoretic entropy is applied for the first time to single particle mass spectrometry field data. Single particle mass fraction estimates for black carbon, organic aerosol, ammonium, nitrate and sulfate, derived using single particle mass spectrometer, aerosol mass spectrometer and multi-angle absorption photometer measurements are used to calculate single particle species diversity (Di). The average single particle species diversity (Dα) is then related to the species diversity of the bulk population (Dγ) to derive a mixing state index value (χ) at hourly resolution. The mixing state index is a single parameter representation of how internally/externally mixed a particle population is at a given time. The index describes a continuum, with values of 0 and 100% representing fully external and internal mixing, respectively. This framework was applied to data collected as part of the MEGAPOLI winter campaign in Paris, France, 2010. Di values are low (∼ 2) for fresh traffic and wood-burning particles that contain high mass fractions of black carbon and organic aerosol but low mass fractions of inorganic ions. Conversely, Di values are higher (∼ 4) for aged carbonaceous particles containing similar mass fractions of black carbon, organic aerosol, ammonium, nitrate and sulfate. Aerosol in Paris is estimated to be 59% internally mixed in the size range 150-1067 nm, and mixing state is dependent both upon time of day and air mass origin. Daytime primary emissions associated with vehicular traffic and wood-burning result in low χ values, while enhanced condensation of ammonium nitrate on existing particles at night leads to higher χ values. Advection of particles from continental Europe containing ammonium, nitrate and sulfate leads to increases in Dα, Dγ and χ. The mixing state index represents a useful metric by which to compare and contrast ambient particle mixing state at other locations globally.

Basalt analyses from different DSDP Holes in the Mozambique Basin and Ridge and from the Southwest Indian Ridge

Basalts from DSDP Sites 248, 249, 250 and 251 in the southwestern Indian Ocean formed in a complex tectonic region affected by the separation of Africa and South America. The different ages and variable geochemical features of these DSDP basalts probably reflect this tectonic complexity. For example, Site 251 on the flanks of the Southwest Indian Ridge is represented by normal MORB which probably originated at the Southwest Indian Ridge. Site 250 in the Mozambique Basin includes an older incompatible- element enriched unit which may represent basalt associated with the Prince Edward Fracture Zone; the upper unit is normal MORB. Basalts at Site 248 also in the Mozambique Basin are geochemically very unlike MORB and have strong continental affinities; they are also comparable in age to some of the continental Karroo basalts. They appear to be related to a subcontinental mantle source or to contamination by continental basement associated with the tectonic elevation of the Mozambique Ridge. Basalts from Site 249 on the Mozambique Ridge are relatively weathered but appear to be normal MORB. Their age, location, and composition are consistent with their origin at an early Cretaceous rift which has been postulated to have separated the Falkland Plateau from the Mozambique Ridge.