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Перевод: entomology

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энтомология

Тезаурус:

1. The museum building is a splendidly imposing Victorian Gothic structure, with rich naturalist carving and one huge glass-roofed gallery housing the University's worldwide collections of zoology, entomology, geology and mineralogy.
2. "Doctors, who have never been taught medical entomology and don't know what a mite is, would be far happier if asthma were caused by cigarette smoke, pollution, plant pollen or cat fur, but few cases actually are.
3. Stephen Buchmann is an adjunct professor of entomology at the University of Arizona, Tucson.
4. Relationships include those of the see also type ( butterflies, entomology) and that of homography ( IT, aids, china).
5. His system achieved some degree of popularity within entomology, which was in a flourishing state at the time.
6. The British also established an Imperial Bureau of Entomology to look into ways of dealing with insect pests in their various colonies.
7. Entomology became more fashionable once better killing bottles provided the squeamish with a less offensive method of collecting specimens.
8. In 1913 the Imperial Bureau of Entomology was established to survey the field of plant pests and the success of this venture led, in 1919, to the founding of a complementary bureau to cover diseases of plants.
9. So far few commercial companies have taken an active interest in pheromones; in the UK most of the identification and synthesis is confined to government and university laboratories, notably the ODA Tropical Products Institute, the Agriculture Research Council, and the Wolfson Unit of Chemical Entomology at Southampton University.
10. Ask Dr John Maunder , head of the Medical Entomology Centre at the University of Cambridge, which is the most dangerous parasite we are likely to meet in Britain, and he will say that there is one which afflicts millions of us and has killed 20,000 of us in the past decade.
11. In the later decades of the century the professor of entomology at Oxford, E. B. Poulton (1856-;1943), made extensive studies of animal coloration, which he explained in Darwinian terms.
12. Dr John Maunder, director of the Medical Entomology Centre (MEC) at the University of Cambridge, believes that Quellada shampoo is an obsolete treatment anyway, and that it should also be withdrawn from chemists.
13. Entomology was also taking on an economic role as its application to pest control became evident.