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The Human Impact – The Endangered Gray Bat The population of the gray bat (Myotis grisescens) has declined drastically over the past 50 years. The destruction and pollution of the land around their...
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Recently there has been a lot of concern about the loss of our night sky. The growth of towns and cities creates an ever-encroaching threat of light pollution. The University of North Georgia’s...
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View Article38. Chytridiomycosis Prevalence in North Georgia Amphibian Populations
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View Article39. Investigation of ypjC Gene Amplification on Antibiotic Resistance in E. coli
Antibiotic and toxin resistance in commonly encountered pathogenic microorganisms is a growing worldwide healthcare issue. Although there is universal agreement about how antibiotic treatments...
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View Article41. Measuring the Foundation of a Transistor
The process of creating a homemade transistor (using a recipe by Jeri Ellsworth) involves the forming of an oxide layer onto the surface of a p-doped silicon wafer with a crystal orientation of....
View Article42. Emerging Adult Sexting Behavior and Safe Sex Self-Efficacy
The purpose of this study is to examine if there are differences in condom use self-efficacy and risky sexual behavior for emerging adults that are sexting. A sample of 289 emerging adults...
View Article43. Spatial variation in white-tailed deer morphology across southeastern...
Morphological variation across space in large mammal species can provide insights into their overall ecology and evolutionary history. However, these analyses are frequently limited by the...
View Article44. Extended-Spectrum Beta (β) Lactamase-producing Enterobacteriaceae...
Antibiotics have played a major role in containing bacterial infections. Extended spectrum beta (β) lactamases, better known as ESBLs, are enzymes produced by the bacterial family Enterobacteriaceae...
View Article45. Assessing Edge Effects on Small-mammal Foraging using Giving up Density...
Foraging decisions are often critically important to species’ fitness and survival. The importance of these decisions have been documented for small mammals and indicate that habitat conditions...
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Ecological interactions on islands often vary from interactions characteristic of mainland ecosystems. When compared to the mainland, islands typically exhibit higher population density, less...
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Barbara Stoller Miller's well-regarded translation of the Bhagavad-Gita retains hints of Advaitic philosophy, but these are sometimes vague and require secondary resources. A comparison to Adi...
View ArticleSeeing the Value of Undergraduates in Undergraduate Research
For the past 18 months, the University of North Georgia, alongside other institutions in the University System of Georgia, has been in the process of redesigning core classes to better suit the needs...
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