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Ernest-etal-Genotypes_PLosOne2014
No full textREADME file: Ernest et al. California puma (mountain lion) genetics published in PLOS ONE 2014. Title: Fractured genetic connectivity threatens a southern California puma (Puma concolor) population. Authors: Holly B. Ernest, T. Winston Vickers, Scott A. Morrison, Michael R. Buchalski, Walter M. Boyce. Corresponding author: Holly B. Ernest hbernest-at-ucdavis-dot-edu and hernest-at-uwyo-dot-edu. Data file (tab-delim. text):
Ernest-etal-Genotypes_PLosOne2014_FracturedConnecPumasCalif_14Aug2014.txt. File contents: Sample ID #; Population identifier; 3-digit nuclear microsatellite genotypic data (diploid, one allele per column, two columns per locus) for 46 loci (42 for the focal populations of this paper). Locus identifier is listed in the first of the two columns for data of each locus. Data in one row per individual sample
Ernest Parks
No full textThis audio and transcript of an interview with Ernest Parks is about his life and the history of James Island
Ernest Watson near the Mission Santa Clara
No full textPhotograph of Ernest Watson near the Mission Santa Clara
First Communion class with Ernest P. Watson
No full textPhotograph of First Communion with Ernest P. Watson in the back
Letter with attachment: Ernest East to Ida M. Tarbell, July 30, 1923
No full textTyped letter of three page
Ernest Watson and Unknown Man near the Mission Santa Clara
No full textPhotograph of Ernest Watson and an unknown man next to the Mission Santa Clara
Trends in Teacher Education, by Ernest M. Best
No full textThis is a document written by Springfield College's fifth president, Ernest M. Best. The article is entitled, "Trends in Teacher Education" and essentially identifies the current trends recognized by Best regarding the training of teachers. Best highlights eight current trends and explains what is meant by each one. Overall the article emphasizes that as society changes so too does the education of teachers as they need to be well-versed in a broader variety of subject matter.For more information on Ernest M. Best, see https://springfield.as.atlas-sys.com/agents/people/654.This paper was read at the Annual Convention of the Eastern District Society, American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation in Boston, M.A., March 28, 1940
Can the Physical Director Really Change Character?, by Ernest Best
No full textThis is an essay written by Ernest Best discussing whether or not the physical director has an influence over character. In his article, Best examines different theories on character development and ultimately concludes that the physical director cannot be as influential in character development as parents but that if he is willing to learn how he most certainly can have an impact. Best wrote this article during his time as a professor of Religious Education at the United Theological College, a part of McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.For more information on Ernest M. Best, see https://springfield.as.atlas-sys.com/agents/people/654.It is unclear as to what publication this article was printed in and exactly what year. The articles surrounding Best's essay all relate to the YMCA so the publication is related to the association
Ernest E. Rice
No full text"50360 RAAF Sgt. Ernest. E. Rice No 5 Fighter Section".50360 Royal Australian Air Force. Sergeant Ernest. E. Rice. Number 5 Fighter Section
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