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181.	Studies On The Reproductive Biology Of Luculia Pinciana
182.	The Study Of The Epidemic Models With Isolation And Vaccination
183.	Dynamic Behavior Of A H1N1 Epidemic Model
184.	Global Stability And Resistance For Three Infectious Diseases Models
185.	Global Stability For Two Infectious Diseases Models
186.	The Modeling And Analysis For The Transmission Of Hand Foot Mouth Disease
187.	Construction Of HPV16 Binary Vector And Safety Evaluation Of Transgenic Plant On Reproductive System
188.	The Effects Of Thermal Environment And Food Availability On Functional Performance And Physiological Traits In Chinese Skinks [Plestiodon (Eumeces) Chinensis]
189.	Research On Habitat Selection And Population Dynamics Of Odorrana Yizhangensis And O. Schmakeri During The Breeding Season In Hunan Mangshan National Nature Reserve
190.	Spatial Variation Of Morphological And Ecological Characteristics Of Brachionus Calyciflorus (Rotifera) From East China
191.	Zebrafish Bmal1b Is Essential For Circadian Regulation And Plays A Role In The Reproductive System
192.	The Comparative Study Of Isoetes Orientalis And I.asiatica In Reproductive Biology
193.	Expression And Functional Analyses Of Vegetative To Reproductive Transition2Gene In Brachypodium Distachyon(L.)
194.	The Studies On The Habitats Diversity And Reproductive Characteristics Of Dominant Species Of Bryophyte In Wudalianchi
195.	Study On The Habitat Selection And Life History Characteristics Of Lacerta Vivipara From Xinjiang
196.	The Ecological Adaptability Of Trachemys Scripta Elegans In Brackish Water Of Nandu River, Hainan Island, China
197.	Study On Courtship Behavior And Simulation Nest Predation Of Cuora Galbinifrons And C.Mouhotii
198.	Effect Of Rifampicin Treatment On Fitness Of Nasonia Vitripennis(Hymenoptera:Pteromalidae)Infected With Wolbachia
199.	Study Of A Discrete-time SIRS Epidemic Dynamical Model
200.	The Research On Backward Bifurcation And Dynamical Behavior Of Some Classes Of Continuous Epidemic Models
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