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動物塔羅牌：與你的毛茸天使相遇

為了解決Zebra st的問題，作者DoreenVirtue 這樣論述：

這些毛茸茸的四腳天使，對人類及大自然懷抱著純淨無私的愛！ 　　動物總是敞開心胸無私地愛著人類，在表達感情時也真誠無偽。牠們是上天與大地母親派遣來開啟我們心扉的療癒天使，讓我們學習如何真誠地付出和接受愛，並導引我們保持清醒的覺知、活在當下。作者朵琳．芙秋與羅賴．瓦倫坦要藉由這副牌卡，將上帝與地球母親的完美造物—「動物」的溫柔訊息帶給你。 本書特色 　　毛茸茸、可愛純真的動物，是大自然母親賜給人類的天使，看著他們真誠無辜的可愛模樣，因都市冷漠氛圍中，經歷各種心碎經驗而冰凍的心扉，也能被牠們所捎來的溫柔訊息所融化。 　　動物塔羅牌雖然名為「塔羅牌」，但因為作者之一是多副暢銷「神諭卡」作者

—「天使夫人」，朵琳．芙秋博士。所以這副牌卡有別於一般塔羅牌無輔助文字說明的簡潔風格，動物塔羅牌的每張牌卡上都有豐富的文字訊息。文句簡單、淺顯易懂，便於牌卡初學者與第一次使用牌卡的讀者理解，可以說是集塔羅牌與神諭卡優點於一身的「入門款牌卡」。輕鬆簡單，一次便可以上手！ 　　使用這副充滿可愛毛茸天使的牌卡，配合朵琳夫人睿智的神諭說明，你便可以輕鬆與愛的頻率呼應，將愛帶給自己與身邊親愛的人！非常適合作為禮物贈送給自己、孩子、伴侶，以及深愛動物及大自然的親朋好友，你們可以一起玩/使用這副純真可愛的牌卡，讓這副牌卡成為連結你們親密關係中最好的橋樑！ 　　如果你總是忙於工作，無暇抽空陪伴親愛的長輩、

孩子，甚至另一半，這副牌卡也可以做為你/妳對他們的愛之禮物，代替你/妳在他們孤單時提供最溫暖、最有愛的陪伴與支持！  

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視覺刺激對單隻雌性大頭金蠅產卵行為的影響

為了解決Zebra st的問題，作者林佳蓉 這樣論述：

食腐性昆蟲幼蟲的發育狀況可以用來估算法醫昆蟲學中受害者或動物的死後間隔（post-mortem interval，PMI），研究麗蠅的產卵行為有助於提高估算PMI的準確性。某些昆蟲表現出多隻雌蟲在同一地點產卵的群聚產卵行為，藉此增加後代的生存優勢。一般情況下，只有單隻雌性麗蠅獨處時，雌蠅並不會產卵，如果提供單隻雌蠅視覺刺激，例如不同性別的同伴或不同物種，甚至其他非生物體後可誘發其產卵。推測麗蠅可能藉由視覺確認產卵的環境是否適合子代生存發育。為了釐清何種視覺因子為引發麗蠅產卵的必要條件，本研究以大頭金蠅 (Chrysomya megacephala (Fabricius)) 為材料，分別探討視

覺刺激物的表面積、形狀、反射光譜及刺激物與背景的亮度對比。研究結果顯示，以2D平面的圖紙作為視覺刺激，確實能影響單隻雌性大頭金蠅的產卵行為，誘使原本不產卵的雌蠅產卵，且其卵數相當於正常情況下雌蠅產出的卵數。在改變圖紙形狀以及反射光譜的試驗結果中顯示，這兩個視覺因子並不是影響雌蠅產卵行為的主要因素。而改變圖紙的表面積能影響雌蠅的產卵行為，使用與實際蒼蠅大小差不多的圖紙做為標準，當圖紙表面積放大一倍以上時，雌蠅會選擇不產卵；若圖紙表面積縮小一倍或是與實際蒼蠅大小差不多時，雌蠅會有產卵行為且卵數為正常值。在改變圖紙亮度對比的試驗組中，當圖紙與豬肝的反射波長對比大於80％ 時，單隻雌蠅會有產卵行為，反

之則無。以此試驗結果進行推測，當環境中只有一隻雌性大頭金蠅時，若產卵基質上沒有任何刺激物，則雌蠅不會產卵；而當產卵基質上放置數個平面刺激物，其亮度對比大於80％ 以及表面積與實際蒼蠅大小相似或較小時，單隻雌蠅會產卵。當產卵基質周遭沒有其他活體的情況下，推論雌蠅在選擇是否要產卵的依據，可能為產卵基質上有無卵、幼蟲或是同伴的屍體。

Highway 23: The Unrepentant

為了解決Zebra st的問題，作者Carlin, Patrick 這樣論述：

It's June 1952, two years into the Korean War. Eddie Flynn, a 20-year-old New Yorker stationed at an air force radar site in Michigan meets Joan Whitman at the annual Perch Festival in Tawas. Joan from St. Clair Shores is fighting back against her father's attempts to push into the country club set.

Her mother loves and understands her. Jill delights in thwarting Fill's efforts to thrust boys from "the proper social strata" upon Joan. Bill's current project is a Yalie due for a large inheritance on his 25th birthday. At her father's request Joan had dated Roddy twice. She thinks he's a jerk an

d is not looking forward to receiving his frat pin at her 18th birthday party. Eddie is the answer to Joan's dilemma. Eddie is a rhythm & blues fan who only wears his uniform off base if he's hitchhiking. With his ducktail haircut slathered in Dixie Peach hair pomade, wearing his Levis, a Pendleton

shirt and black suede loafers he doesn't look like the average airman wear "civvies". Eddie declared himself "cool" when he was ten years old. Joan and Eddie cruise through July and August in her black Chevy, a stick shift with a hot engine and zebra skin sear covers. Labor Day brings electrifying n

ews to the young lovers. Two major problems that must be dealt with.

Reproductive Physiology of Taiwanese Pangolin (Manis pentadactyla pentadactyla)

為了解決Zebra st的問題，作者Bharti Arora 這樣論述：

Taiwanese pangolin (Manis pentadactyla pentadactyla) knowledge of reproductive physiology is imperative to maintaining a healthy ex-situ and in-situ population. Pangolins have been exhibited in zoos since the mid-1800s, but these prolonged years of captivity are facing a dilemma to propagate succes

sful breeding in captivity. According to International Studbook and Formosan pangolin PHVA final report, this species' gestation length is confined in skepticism as well as has a low reproductive rate. Moreover, loss of neonates to stillbirths and incorrect maternal care during the critical period o

f pregnancies in captivity. As females do not exhibit clear signs of estrus or any specific sexual behavior and sometimes the signs of pregnancy have not been recognized to facilitate association between males and females to generate good breeding conditions. Pangolins have captivated the attention

to unravel ecological and behavioral parameters, but reports on reproductive endocrinology are sketchy. I studied various reproductive physiology parameters (mating, pregnancy, gestation, and parturition) using serum and fecal samples procured from longitudinal sampling.Fecal samples obtained enable

d me to devise various metabolic forms of adrenal and gonadal steroids with the establishment of a pivotal study using the technique of Electrospray Mass Spectrometry (ESI-MS) existing in these endangered species of pangolins. The study also helped me unveil that Taiwanese pangolin does not show any

significant differences among the functional categories of sub-adult (SA) and adult (A) in both males and females. However, the males showed significantly high differences in the level of fecal glucocorticoids compared with females.The long-term hormonal examination of serum samples of pangolins fr

om captivity illustrated significant differences in serum estradiol concentration between non-pregnant and pregnant females. However, both groups showed that estradiol's peak is synonymous with the annual mating season tied during the end of the year (November to January). The rising levels of proge

sterone in non-pregnant individuals during January suggest that estradiol and progesterone help in ovulation and estrus behavior in females. In pregnant females, the progesterone concentration sustained from January to September and drastically declined to mark the phase of parturition (October-Dece

mber) in this species. In contrast, the non-pregnant females illustrated baseline concentration of serological progesterone apart from the estrus phase as marked in other closely related carnivores. This long gestation period of ~275 days (January-September) witnessed in pregnant females that it is

highly probable that pangolins exhibit delayed implantation phenomena. The prolactin studies explained that pangolins exhibit a brief period of diapause because of the nursing behavior, which lasts from December to May.Interestingly, males showed a seasonal pattern of testosterone levels. The endocr

inological results suggest that the males engage in the mating behavior when the testosterone levels are the highest (October) in synchrony with females' parturition behavior. In summary, the hormonal evidence found both in male and female Taiwanese pangolin suggests that pangolins are seasonal bree

ders. This study also provided needed information on endocrinology and reproductive physiology for a hitherto unstudied species and provided a basis for a crucial contribution to future reproductive measures in conserving this enigmatic mammal.