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27 Jul 2005: which is especially large in humans comparedwith other animals, yet ver y little is known about what role it plays incognition. ... findings from one species to another,and animal lesion studies of this region are hindered by practical

22 Mar 2005: University of Cambridge. December 2004. Abstract. Despite the dramatic growth of digital image and video data in recent years, many. ... for the Exhibition of 1851 and AT&T Labs Research. Trinity College Cambridge.

4 May 2005: 2. CAMBRIDGE HARDA PROJECT CULTURAL JATHA/STREET PLAY CAMPAIGN. A REPORT. ORGANISERS : M.P. ... The herbs and shrubs will be burned. The animals, every living thing will be burned.

19 Jan 2005: This funding will allow the University of Cambridge together with The Animal Health Trust in Newmarket and other national centres for animal diseases to create a world-class research environment for ... The Consortium, centred at the University of

5 Aug 2005: The ‘Real Madagascar’ exhibition, which is open until December 24, is not only an opportunity for youngsters to see what the animals inhabiting the forests of Madagascar are really like - they ... Admission is free. For more information contact:

26 Aug 2005: The ‘Real Madagascar’ exhibition, which is open until December 24, is not only an opportunity for youngsters to see what the animals inhabiting the forests of Madagascar are really like - they ... Admission is free. For more information contact: the

4 May 2005: The Local Geology section of the Museum where these animals are displayed will be closed while this work takes place but visitors can still see what’s going on, watch the ... The Hippopotamus is a composite (made of parts from more than one fossil

11 Aug 2005: Its inhabitants sheltered and gathered around central hearths to share food, tell stories, weave cords, and make small models of themselves and their animal prey. ... University of Cambridge Professor of Archaeological Science, Martin Jones, is

18 Oct 2005: The meeting will be launched by Dr James Wood, head of the Cambridge Infectious Diseases Consortium. ... This meeting will be of interest to researchers in human and animal healthcare as well as genetics, population studies and pathogenicity.

6 Dec 2005: Animals that receive poor nutrition in the womb are more likely to withstand a poor diet as they grow up. ... But animals that then receive a normal diet after birth are more susceptible to obesity and have a reduced longevity.