Keyword [conservation]
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| 121. | Macroecology of Australian and New World reptiles, with emphases on life history, geographic range, and conservation |
| 122. | Conservation research under conditions of social conflict and scientific uncertainty: Investigating the value of a post-normal science approach (Eubalaena glacialis) |
| 123. | The behaviorial ecology and conservation of an Australian passerine, the brown treecreeper (Climacteris picumnus) |
| 124. | Educational and policy approaches to water conservation for the city of Lethbridg |
| 125. | Human population growth, deforestation and protected areas management: Re-thinking conservation and demographic policy for the Maya Biosphere Reserve in Guatemala |
| 126. | Logico -mathematical instruction: Effect on conservation and mathematical task performanc |
| 127. | The effects of a wildlife conservation course on the knowledge and attitudes of gifted upper elementary student |
| 128. | Conservation and management of the western North Atlantic shark resource based on the life history strategy limitations of sandbar sharks |
| 129. | Training conservation concepts with mentally retarded childre |
| 130. | Conservation in the hearing-impaired child: The relationship between age and consistency of mode of communication on correct performance of Piagetian conservation task |
| 131. | Management skills and attitudes of principals toward energy utilizatio |
| 132. | CONSERVATION ACQUISITION BY MODERATELY RETARDED ADOLESCENTS AND ADULT |
| 133. | THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONSERVATION SKILLS OF LEBANESE MOSLEM CHILDREN AND CHILD REARING ATTITUDE |
| 134. | CHANGES IN THE STATUS OF CONSERVATION EDUCATION IN SELECTED INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING IN SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES SINCE 195 |
| 135. | CONSERVATION TRAINING AND READING (PIAGET |
| 136. | THE COMPARISON OF CONSERVATION ABILITIES BETWEEN HEARING-IMPAIRED STUDENTS AND HEARING STUDENTS IN TAIWAN, THE REPUBLIC OF CHIN |
| 137. | SPATIAL AND CONSERVATION CONCEPTS IN EDUCABLE MENTALLY RETARDED, NORMAL, AND BRIGHT CHILDRE |
| 138. | RELATIONSHIPS AMONG CONSERVATION ABILITIES, AUDITORY AND VISUAL PERCEPTION SKILLS, AND SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT OF FIRST GRADE STUDENT |
| 139. | APPLICATION OF PIAGET-DEFINED REASONING OPERATIONS IN CONCRETE AND READING TASKS BY SECOND, FOURTH, AND SIXTH GRADE GOOD AND POOR COMPREHENDER |
| 140. | AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE COMPUTATION AND CONSERVATION PERFORMANCE OF LEARNING DISABLED AND NONDISABLED CHILDREN IN SECOND GRAD |
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