PERFIL CITOLÓGICO VAGINAL DE OVELHAS DA RAÇA SANTA INÊS NO ACOMPANHAMENTO DO CICLO ESTRAL VAGINAL CYTOLOGY PROFILE FOR ACCOMPANIMENT TO ESTROUS CYCLE IN BREED SANTA INÊS EWES by José Adamir Torres de Souza, Josefa Moreira do Nascimento Rocha, Francisca Elda Ferreira Dias, Tânia Vasconcelos Cavalcante, Rhiane Rodrigues Macedo Porto

“…Five created cyclical females in half-intensive system had been selected, in the Farm Rocks Saint, Araguaína, TO. The vaginal smears had been made daily during the estrous cycle, detected for a ruffian. …”
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Twenty Minutes with Emphysema by Paul C. Rousseau

“…He scrunches his legs together and rocks back and forth. ?It's the coughing, always makes me have to pee.? …”
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Geological, Geochemical, and Mineralogical Constraints on the Genesis of the Polymetallic Pb-Zn-Rich Nuocang Skarn Deposit, Western Gangdese, Tibet by Junsheng Jiang, Shunbao Gao, Youye Zheng, David R. Lentz, Jian Huang, Jun Liu, Kan Tian, Xiaojia Jiang

“…The skarn occurs at the contact between the limestone of Angjie Formation and the Linzizong volcanic rocks of Dianzhong Formation (LDF), and the subvolcanic granite porphyry intruding those formations; the contact metasomatic skarn is well zoned mineralogically and texturally, as well as geochemically. …”
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Spectroscopic Follow-up on Potential Magnetic Cataclysmic Variables by Paula Szkody, Jan van Roestel, Paul A. Mason, Colin Littlefield, R. Michael Rich, Eric C. Bellm, Filipp D. Romanov, Brian F. Healy, Theophile Jegou du Laz, Russ R. Laher, Ben Rusholme

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Geochemical dataset of alluvial sediments in the Mbiame floodplain (NW Cameroon): Implication for provenance, paleoweathering, and maturity by Mary Ewokolo Molua Mbua Etutu, Bokanda Ekoko Eric, Adama Amaya, Akumbom Vishiti, Cheo Emmanuel Suh

“…The grains are mixed with inclusions of zircon and ilmenite, and the megacrysts come from felsic to intermediate igneous rocks like old basalt-andesite and magmatic gneiss. …”
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Trace and Rare Earth Elements, and Sr Isotopic Compositions of Fluorite from the Shihuiyao Rare Metal Deposit, Inner Mongolia: Implication for Its Origin by Zhen-Peng Duan, Shao-Yong Jiang, Hui-Min Su, Xin-You Zhu, Tao Zou, Xi-Yin Cheng

“…Type II occurs in the skarn zone between granite and carbonate host rocks, and it can be subdivided into different subtypes according to color, namely dark purple (II-D), magenta (II-M), green (II-G), light purple (II-P), and white (II-W). …”
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Converted waves applied to fracture detection in the Catatumbo Area, Colombia Ondas convertidas aplicadas a la detección de fracturas en el área del Catatumbo, Colombia by Saúl Guevara, Peter Cary

“…Methods to obtain information about fractured rocks have been developed from these data since anisotropy, an effect of parallel fracture trains, generates birefringence of PS waves. …”
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The Karst Paradigm: Changes, Trends and Perspectives by Alexander B. Klimchouk

“…Speleogenesis is viewed as a dynamic hydrogeological process of self-organization of the permeability structure in soluble rocks, a mechanism of the specific evolution of the groundwater flow system. …”
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The Effect of Mn Substitution on Natural Sphalerites by Means of Raman Spectroscopy: A Case Study of the Săcărâmb Au–Ag–Te Ore Deposit, Apuseni Mountains, Romania by George Dincă, Andrei Ionuț Apopei, Robert Szabo, Andreea Elena Maftei

“…The formation of several types of sphalerites in the Săcărâmb Au–Ag–Te ore deposit was caused by the succession of different types of hydrothermal fluids and the interaction between the fluids and the host materials (host rocks and earlier mineralized stages).…”
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Kepler K2 and TESS Observations of Two Magnetic Cataclysmic Variables: The New Asynchronous Polar SDSS J084617.11+245344.1 and Paloma by Colin Littlefield, D. W. Hoard, Peter Garnavich, Paula Szkody, Paul A. Mason, Simone Scaringi, Krystian Ilkiewicz, Mark R. Kennedy, Saul A. Rappaport, Rahul Jayaraman

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World-class Xincheng gold deposit: An example from the giant Jiaodong gold province by Liqiang Yang, Jun Deng, Ruipeng Guo, Lin'nan Guo, Zhongliang Wang, Binghan Chen, Xudong Wang

“…Jiaodong is also considered as perhaps the only world-class to giant gold accumulation on the planet where relatively young gold ores (ca. 130–120 Ma) were deposited in rocks that are 2 Ga older. The Xincheng world-class high-grade gold deposit, with a proven reserve of >200 t gold, is one of the largest deposits in the giant gold province of the Jiaodong Peninsula. …”
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Evolution and Li Mineralization of the No. 134 Pegmatite in the Jiajika Rare-Metal Deposit, Western Sichuan, China: Constrains from Critical Minerals by Zhen Wang, Jiankang Li, Zhenyu Chen, Qinggao Yan, Xin Xiong, Peng Li, Jingyi Deng

“…This effect might be one of the non-negligible rules of pegmatite petrogenesis, and would significantly upgrade the potential of Li mineralization by minimizing diffusional Li transfer to the country rocks.…”
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Magmatic-hydrothermal fluid evolution of the tin-polymetallic metallogenic systems from the Weilasituo ore district, Northeast China by Xu Gao, Zhenhua Zhou, Karel Breiter, Jingwen Mao, Rolf L. Romer, Nigel J. Cook, François Holtz

“…However, the late ore fluids shifted toward lower δ18OH2O (v–SMOW) (as low as 0.3‰) and δD values (~ − 136‰), suggesting mixing between external fluids derived from the wall rocks and a contribution from meteoric water. Ti-in-quartz thermometry indicates a magmatic crystallization temperature of around 700 °C at a pressure of 1.5 kbar for the magmatic ore stage. …”
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Spring water anomalies before two consecutive earthquakes (<i>M</i>_w 7.7 and <i>M</i>_w 7.6) in Kahramanmaraş (Türkiye) on 6 February 2023 by S. İnan, H. Çetin, N. Yakupoğlu

“…Bahçepınar water is collected from shallow boreholes dug into alluvial deposits, which we believe are decoupled from the basement rocks, and this may be the reason for the lack of abnormal water chemistry prior to the earthquakes. …”
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What doesn't work and how to show it

“…This issue also includes new evidence of varying kinds and strengths on other interventions that didn’t seem to have a marked effect: a systematic review of mentoring for children with behavioural problems (p 512);3 randomised controlled trials of adenoidectomy for children with recurrent otitis media (p 487);4 rocking exercises in late pregnancy to turn babies from a posterior lie (p 490);5 low dose ramipril to reduce cardiovascular and renal complications among diabetic people with microalbuminuria (p 495);6 and an n-of-1 trial of vitamin B-6 for nausea and vomiting in pregnancy (p 503).7 In each case the type of evidence, its quality, and the potential benefits and harms might lead us to be more or less convinced that an intervention does more good than harm. …”

238U/235U in calcite is more susceptible to carbonate diagenesis by Chen, X, Robinson, SA, Romaniello, SJ, Anbar, AA

“…It is essential to identify the original carbonate mineralogy, the diagenetic history, and constrain the redox state of local deposition environments of sedimentary&nbsp;carbonate rocks&nbsp;when applying bulk carbonate &delta;²³⁸U as a global proxy for oceanic anoxia in deep time.…”

238U/235U in calcite is more susceptible to carbonate diagenesis by Chen, X, Robinson, SA, Romaniello, SJ, Anbar, AD

“…It is essential to identify the original carbonate mineralogy, the diagenetic history, and constrain the redox state of local deposition environments of sedimentary&nbsp;carbonate rocks&nbsp;when applying bulk carbonate &delta;²³⁸U as a global proxy for oceanic anoxia in deep time.…”

An experimental study into the behaviour of sulfur during Martian differentiation by Nash, W

“…</p> <p>Of most significance are a series of one-atmosphere experiments conducted on a broad range of silicate melt compositions, under oxygen fugacity (<em>f</em>O2) conditions ranging from FMQ-1.67 to FMQ+1.6: a range which brackets much of the variation observed in Terrestrial and Martian igneous rocks. Quenched glasses from these experiments have been analysed by X-ray absorption Near Edge Spectroscopy (XANES) and Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS) to determine the speciation of their dissolved sulfur, as well as its overall concentration. …”

The synthesis and characterisation of high performance electrode materials for Li-ion batteries by Clark, S

“…</p> <p>Finally, LiV_0.5Ti_0.5S₂ and the lithium-rich mixed metal oxides are combined in full 'rocking- chair' lithium-ion cells to successfully show that both materials can be used in practical lithium-ion batteries.…”

Fe isotope fractionation in iron meteorites: New insights into metal-sulphide segregation and planetary accretion by Williams, H, Markowski, A, Quitte, G, Halliday, A, Teutsch, N, Levasseur, S

“…However, sequestering of isotopically light Fe into the S-bearing parts of planetary cores cannot explain published differences in the average δ 57/54Fe values of mafic rocks and meteorites derived from the Earth, Moon and Mars and 4-Vesta. …”