ISSN No : 2321-7871
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Articles of Volume : 1 Issue : 2 ( 1, August - 2013)
6 Effect Of Sublethal Concentrations Of Insecticide Dichlorvos On Respiratory Rates Of Snail Lymnaea Accuminata (Lamarck)
By : A.N. Lonkar
Abstract : Snails Lymnaea accuminata, were exposed to 1.4 mg/l (1/10thof 96 hrLC50) and 2.8 mg/l(1/5th of 96hr LC50) of insecticide Dichlorvos. Initially at 24 hours, at both the concentrations Increase in respiratory rate is noted. At 48 hours stage, increase in respiratory rate is noticed at both the sublethal concentrations. At 72 hours stage in both the sublethal concentrations reduction in oxygen consumption is noted. At the end of 96 hours, again in both the concentration decrease in oxygen consumption prevailed. These experimental snails upon transfer to fresh water for 24 hours, showed recovery in respiratory rate. Respiratory rates are discussed with respect to sublethal concentration and time of exposure to toxicant Dichlorvos.

7 Nonverbal Learning Disabilities (Nld) In Theories And Research Findings
By : Sima Safavi ,Maghsood Faghirpour , Sirouse Salehi ,Rahmatollah Kharazmi Rahimabadi
Abstract : A particular delay or deviation in motor and perceptual development and language at preschool ages, eventuates to educational learning disabilities as the child enters to primary school, so developmental skills are the base of educational learning. For example, it is necessary to have mastery in many of motor skills, motor planning, the harmony of fingers fine movements and the harmony between hand and eye for learning how to write. (Lerner 2005).The learning of motor skills is one of the various learning that begins at birth and has a special importance in one's lifetime, and it is propounded in mental-motor stage with considering the changes caused by movement in learner's behavior.(Sage 2007)

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