Advancing cross-disciplinarity in bone and joint infection science using the COMBINE approach: an example from Denmark by L. K. Jensen, T. Bjarnsholt, T. Bjarnsholt, H. Gottlieb, M. Bue, M. Bue

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Incidences of taillessness in Acanthopagrus arabicus and Oreochromis niloticus collected from the Shatt al-Arab River, Basrah, Iraq by Abed Jassim M., Jawad Laith A., Ankush Mujtaba A.

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A Canadian Multicentre Case-Control Study of Sporadic Escherichia coli 0157:H7 Infection by Donna Holton, Jeff Wilson, Andrea Ellis, David Haldane, Nicole April, Karen Grimsrud, Brent Friesen, John Spika

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Skeletal deformities in Barbus xanthos (Teleostei: Cyprinidae) collected from the Dalaman River in southwestern Turkey by Jawad Laith, Güçlü Salim Serkan

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Origens da Religião e da Moral by Élisée Reclus

“…Besides that, emphasizes that the reproduction of irrationalities such as those that promoted the emergence of rituals of sacrifice of people and animals are important elements for understanding the development and consolidation of different religions and these irrationalities were aligned with the interests related to the maintenance of power…”
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Protein-Lipid Interactions in Different Meat Systems in the Presence of Natural Antioxidants – a Review by Hęś Marzanna

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Emily Brontë and the Gothic: Female Characters in Wuthering Heights by Yukari Oda

“…I suggest that Emily gradually makes her female characters shift into more lively figures, and Gothic heroines are transformed into several versions of more animated women in Wuthering Heights, and echo each other, mirror each other, and collaborate with one another to provide a whole view. …”
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Biodiversité, restauration écologique et intensification écologique : quelles imbrications ? by Daouda Ngom

“…The fragmentation of natural ecosystems such as forests has a definite impact on the relationship between man and wild animals, leading to the proliferation of zoonoses. …”
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From Exigent to Adaptive by Elizabeth Gálvez

“…Before the popularisation of interior weather, Native populations employed adaptations, or experience a ‘change of human sensitivity’, much like native plants and animals do in order to survive their environment, much like the transformation that Klein describes. …”
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The Host Genera of Ant-Parasitic Lycaenidae Butterflies: A Review by Konrad Fiedler

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Perineal Protrusion Secondary to Imperforate Hymen and Hydrocolpos in an 8-Year-Old Spayed Female Dog by Callie L. Blackford Winders, Karen M. Tobias

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La comunità debole: cohousing tra utopia sociale e mercato capitalistico by Dario Altobelli

“…The paper intends to present the phenomenon in its general aspects, focusing in particular on what can be called the "philosophy" that animates these communities of residence, which appear, for many reasons, "weak". …”
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De gallo peregrino, le coq voyageur by Serge Bahuchet

“…Je tente de cerner comment ce nouvel animal va s’introduire et s’implanter dans les langues, à travers la terminologie, dans le savoir scientifique, et dans les usages et les pratiques en vue de préciser les étapes de son acceptation jusqu’à son inclusion dans le corpus alimentaire européen. …”
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Force de la pudeur by Suzanne Fraysse

“…Other slave narratives are then examined to show how the slave narrators’ reticence does not simply stem from their desire to live up to the prudish expectations of their readers but constitutes a rhetorical strategy aiming at opposing fugitive slaves abiding by conservative moral values to slaveholders whose profligacy blurs the conventional boundaries between males and females, Blacks and Whites, animals and human beings. As a result, try as they may to challenge the scale of values associated with these stereotypes, slave narrators get trapped in a conservative system of polarities that define them as inferior. …”
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Hegelian Practical Freedom and Nature by Nicolás García Mills

“…Second, our capacity for practical freedom emerges through processes of habituation from the exercises of capacities that we share with other animals. Although the second thesis is the more important of the two for the purposes of naturalizing Hegel’s account of the will, I believe it has not yet been the focus of satisfactory scholarly attention. …”
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Macroanatomic investigations on the lohation of the lungs and broncho-pulmonary segments in the angora rabbit by Bumin Emre Teke

“…A single lobe as big as a chickpea was seen on the facies diaphragmalica of the pulmo dexter in lour of the animals (33.3%). A sulcus was aproximately three mm dept which is lining trom dorsal to ventrocaudal was observed on the facies medialis ol the lobus caudalis of the pulmo sinister and a formation like a lamina on the lobus caudalis was seen due to this sulcus in five of the rabbits (41.6%). …”
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Differences in pronotum shape in Phlaeothripinae thrips (Thysanoptera) of quarantine importance by Allan H. Smith-Pardo

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Le Temple, le Portugal et l’Orient latin by Philippe Josserand

“…He would travel with four brothers, forty-five to fifty animals, accompanied by the squires and their corresponding bales and supplies. …”
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Morphological evidence for the presence of the Danube Crested Newt, Triturus dobrogicus (Kiritzescu, 1903), in Slovenia by David Stanković, Teo Delić

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Sampling Plan Using Process Loss Index Using Multiple Dependent State Sampling Under Neutrosophic Statistics by Muhammad Aslam, Muhammad Azam, Mohammed Albassam

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