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Injured Salvator merianae (Teiidae) regenerates six tails in central Argentina
(Asociación Herpetológica Argentina, 2016-09)
Lizards have the ability of regenerate many tissues like nerve cells, part of the mandible, parts of the limb, and most of them can regenerate the tail. Tail autotomy followed by tail regeneration is a strategy widely used ...
Some vaguely explored (but not trivial) costs of tail autotomy in lizards
(2007)
Lizard tail autotomy is considered an efficient anti-predator strategy that allows animals to escape from a predator attack. However, since the tail also is involved in many alternative functions, tailless animals must ...
Dissolved pollutant transport in tailings ponds
(SPRINGER, 2005-06)
Water and dissolved ion transport in mineral tailings was studied at laboratory scale with three different tailings samples. Percolation rate, determined in column experiments, depends mainly on the granulometric distribution ...
Froth flotation of coal tailings
(ESCOLA DE MINAS, 2009)
The processes involved in coal preparation produce harmful effects for the environment, mainly by the quantity and nature Of wastes that are generated, These tailings generally called ""pyritic"", even though not presenting ...
Tail wavelets in merger of binary compact objects*
(Iop Publishing Ltd, 2020-07-01)
We present a model for tail wavelets, a phenomenon known as echo in the literature. The tail wavelet may appear in signal reconnaissances in the merger of binary compact objects, including black holes and neutron stars. ...
Considerations on the kinetics of froth flotation of ultrafine coal contained in tailings
(Taylor & Francis Inc, 2009)
This article presents a kinetic evaluation of froth flotation of ultrafine coal contained in the tailings from a Colombian coal preparation plant. The plant utilizes a dense-medium cyclones and spirals circuit. The tailings ...
SEX-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN THE ANALGESIC RESPONSE TO THE RAT TAIL IMMERSION TEST
(Associação Brasileira de Divulgação Científica (ABRADIC), 1994-07-01)
The analgesic response was evaluated by the tail immersion test in adult male (N = 30), female (N = 21) and androgenized female Wistar rats (N = 15). The reaction time for tail withdrawal from the hot water bath was faster ...