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(University of Namibia, 2015)Trophic ecology of deep-sea crustaceans in the marine waters off Namibia is not well understood, although they form part of diets of important commercial species off Namibia. Study of their trophic relationships enhances ...
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(University of Namibia, 2016)The chemistry of tryptamines and phenylethylamines as both neurotransmitters and as potential agents for social engineering forms a captivating area between chemistry and neuroscience. This article highlights several drugs ...
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(University of Namibia, 2016)Public urination is a common sight in the vicinity of drinking establishments in Katutura, as well as other open spaces around Windhoek. A study was conducted to determine if there was a shift in the balance of the microflora ...
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Soil radioactivity levels and associated hazards in selected towns in uranium-rich western Namibia (University of Namibia, 2016)Soil samples from three major towns and a holiday settlement in uranium-rich western Namibia have been analysed using a HPGe detector for radioactivity due to 238U, 232Th and 40K. The average activity concentrations of the ...
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(University of Namibia, 2016)A known compound namely 1E,3R,4S,5E,7Z-1-bromo-3,4,8-trichloro-7- (dichloromethyl)-3-methylocta-1,5,7-triene was isolated from a Namibian Plocamium species for the first time and characterized by means of one and two ...
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(University of Namibia, 2016)Large river valleys are usually characterized by high level of biodiversity, avian diversity. In Namibia, two towns are located in such valleys: Rundu on Okavango and Katima Malilo on Zambezi. To date, no quantitative ...
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(University of Namibia, 2016)This paper discusses road traffic accidents in Namibia. The occurrence of road accidents and the resulting fatalities and injuries are of great concern to the government of the Republic of Namibia. This is confirmed by ...
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(University of Namibia, 2016)Two species of hake, Merluccius capensis and Merluccius paradoxus, are the most important secondary consumers in the Benguela current ecosystem. To better understand hake diets in the northern Benguela (Namibia), the stable ...
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