Factors controlling the moisture content of cheese curds /

Includes bibliographical references.

The church of the living waters,

Mode of access: Internet.

Annual magazine subject-index.

Compiled 1908-1935 by F. W. Faxon; 1936-1940 by M.E. Bates; 1941-1943 by M.E. Bates and A.C. Sutherland.

The Dramatic index for ... : covering articles and illustrations concerning the stage and its players in the periodicals of America and England; with a record of books on the drama and of texts of plays published during ...

Editors: 1909-35, F.W. Faxon.--1936- Mary E. Bates (with Anne C. Sutherland, 1941- ).

The Magazine subject-index.

Compiler: F.W. Faxon.

The Agricultural situation in the People's Republic of China and other Asian Communist countries : review of 1973 and outlook for 1974 /

Cover title.

A short course in the testing of electrical machinery for non-electrical students,

Mode of access: Internet.

1892 University of Michigan Football Team

1894 University of Michigan Football Team

The psychology of dementia praecox,

Translation of Über die Psychologie der Dementia praecox.

Report on the A. & M. College apiary. Together with practical suggestions in modern methods of bee keeping as applied to Texas conditions.

Mode of access: Internet.

A special committee report sponsored by the ASBO Board of Directors on the qualifications and responsibilities of the school business administrator.

Cover title: The school business administrator.

[Japanese color prints and paintings : catalogues of sales].

Title from spine.

Inferring parrotfish (Teleostei : Scaridae) pharyngeal mill function from dental morphology, wear, and microstructure

Morphology, occlusal surface topography, macrowear, and microwear features of parrotfish pharyngeal teeth were investigated to relate microstructural characteristics to the function of the pharyngeal mill using scanning electron microscopy of whole and sectioned pharyngeal jaws and teeth. Pharyngeal tooth migration is anterior in the lower jaw (fifth ceratobranchial) and posterior in the upper jaw (paired third pharyngobranchials), making the interaction of occlusal surfaces and wear-generating forces complex. The extent of wear can be used to define three regions through which teeth migrate: a region containing newly erupted teeth showing little or no wear; a midregion in which the apical enameloid is swiftly worn; and a region containing teeth with only basal enameloid remaining, which shows low to moderate wear. The shape of the occlusal surface alters as the teeth progress along the pharyngeal jaw, generating conditions that appear suited to the reduction of coral particles. It is likely that the interaction between these particles and algal cells during the process of the rendering of the former is responsible for the rupture of the latter, with the consequent liberation of cell contents from which parrotfish obtain their nutrients.