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… including by burning, cutting, lacerating, or applying chemical irritants, spikes, or screws into the horse’s legs. … to pain by a single blow or gunshot or an electrical, chemical or other means that is rapid and effective, before …

… to both cetaceans and their habitat (bycatch, noise, chemical pollution). 42 2011 Update Future Goals Success … tropical regions in our Red List assessments. A first candidate area might be East Africa, where a lot of data … endangered plants, and ensuring inclusion of more candidate plant species in national/state legislations and …

… Citico Creek (with no population estimates), an accidental chemical spill or increased acidity due to run-off from … of an inflowing stream of Lake Biwa was chosen as a candidate for fish translocation trials. Miyadame pond is … J. & Sculley, C. 2010. Stinking Hawk’s-beard - a reluctant candidate for Species Recovery. British Wildlife 21: 255 - …

… Adaptation and a member of WCEL. Mariya Gromilova is a PhD candidate in the field of climate-induced population … No. 85 Ecological processes: biological, physical, and chemical processes that sustain ecological systems and life … List are probably most likely to constitute actual or candidate core areas of protected areas networks, and to a …

… over nuclear waste disposal at sea and accidents involving chemical substances transported by ships. The International … haz- 11 International Ocean Governance ard profiles for chemical substances. These assessments inform agree- ments on … efforts on chemicals. This Intergovernmental Forum on Chemical Safety (IFCS)4 aims to provide clear and consistent …

… of blood spread on a microscope slide, usually fixed with chemical fixative blood counts and screening for disease …