... ≤ 32. Abstract The first established population of the Asian longhorned tick Haemaphysalis longicornis (Neumann, Acari: Ixodidae) was discovered in a northern South Carolina county in June 2022. A coordinated investigation was launched to investigate the invasive tick’s pathogen infection...

... pain, and diarrhea ( Figure 1 ). Figure 1. Percentages of symptoms among COVID-19 patients in South Carolina (n = 280 177). Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019. Characteristics and clinical outcomes of COVID-19 patients have been frequently reported in the existing literature...

... in a portion of the southern Appalachian Mountains (United States). For 2 years we investigated habitat selection by eastern spotted skunks to develop an understanding of their habitat and conservation needs in northwestern South Carolina. We used a discrete choice modeling framework to evaluate vegetative...

...Dawn K Smith; Man-Huei Chang; Wayne A Duffus; Stella Okoye; Sharon Weissman In accordance with South Carolina state law, the RFA has received healthcare data from emergency departments, hospital inpatient facilities, hospital ambulatory care facilities, and outpatient surgery facilities within...

... Atlantic coast of the USA from South Carolina to northern Florida. We examined stone crab phenotypic variation and demography in two adjacent rivers near Charleston, SC, USA, the Kiawah and Stono rivers. The intertidal oyster habitat (quantified as reef per meter shoreline) in the Kiawah River is more than...

... near the mouth of the creek (confluence with Cooper River) has been observed to range between 3 and 24 ppt, depending on tidal stage and water flow conditions (SCDNR Inshore Fisheries Section, unpubl. data). Figure 1. South Carolina Goose Creek Reservoir surface water temperature (circles) plotted...

...Patrick G. R. Jodice; Janet M. Thibault; Samantha A. Collins; Mark D. Spinks; Felicia J. Sanders Current address: South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, Charleston, South Carolina, USA Current address: Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge, Grand...

... also elucidate mechanisms operating at the population level. The American Oystercatcher feeds on intertidal shellfish. Our study took place during the nonbreeding season of 2007–2008 in Copahee Sound, South Carolina (32° 52′ N, 79° 45′ W). This 5.25-km² bay includes intertidal shellfish...

... corridors and roost-site selection has not been studied. From late May to mid-August 2003–2006, we used radiotelemetry to investigate roost-site selection by Seminole bats (Lasiurus seminolus) on an intensively managed landscape with forested corridors in southern South Carolina. We tracked 27 (10...

... at the Savannah River Site (South Carolina). A total of 18,883 workers hired between 1950 and 1986 were followed through 2002 to ascertain causes of death. Estimates of radiation doses from external sources and internal tritium uptakes were derived from dosimetry records through 1999. Radiation dose–mortality...

...; and Karl V. Miller, Daniel B. Warnell School of Forest Resources, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602. ABSTRACT: We characterized small mammal communities in three loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) stands in the Lower Coastal Plain of South Carolina during June 1998–Aug. 2000...

... ABSTRACT. We compared species richness, abundance, and community composition of breeding landbirds among three areal classes of mature hardwood stands within an intensively managed pine (Pinus taeda) landscape in the Lower Coastal Plain of South Carolina. We also compared...

... understood. As part of an initial attempt to understand their ecology and social system, I examined the ranging patterns of coastal resident dolphins in South Carolina. From October 1994 through December 1998, I conducted 209 surveys in Calibogue Sound and adjoining coastal waters. Individual dolphins were...

...Kerry L. Clark; James H. Oliver; Angela M. James; Lance A. Durden; Craig W. Banks 3 Current address: USDA-APHIS, VS, CEAH, 555 S. Howes Street, Fort Collins, CO 80525. 29 11 2000 11 09 2001 Rodents and host-seeking adult ticks were collected at 10 sites in four regions of South Carolina...

..., the digestive tract contained significantly higher concentrations of all metals than either the body or head, probably reflecting metals absorbed to sediment particles in the gut. Tadpoles Heavy metals Depuration South Carolina Frogs More than 300 isolated wetlands (Carolina bays and other wetlands...

... in Greenville and Spartanburg Counties in South Carolina, all of them southern natives, worked during the 1930s to address some of the most immediate medical needs of the region's working women. These physicians had no appreciable effect, however, on workplace conditions and did not question the social...

... water impoundments and two intertidal mudflats in coastal South Carolina from mid-January to mid-May, 1991 and 1992. Avocets exhibited nonrandom distribution on three spatial scales: between impoundments and natural tidal areas (impoundment use was greater), among impoundments, and within impoundments...

... testosteronec orticosteronep lumage coloration House Finch Carpodacus mexicanus South Carolina The Condor96:614-b25 0 The CooperOrnithologicaSl ociety1994 PLUMAGE VARIATION, PLASMA STEROIDS AND SOCIAL DOMINANCE IN MALE HOUSE FINCHES JAMES R. BELTHOFF AND ALFRED M. DUFTY, JR. Departmentof Biology...

...William P. Johnston; Philip Jacobs; Michael Dickson Abstract The relationship between pharmacy pricing policies and overall hospital objectives was analyzed for 64 South Carolina hospitals in 1980. Using published hospital data, a linear regression model was developed to test the relationship...

...This chapter examines the tensions of colonial power and their unintended consequences, with particular reference to the Yamasee War of 1715 and the construction of Fort Moore in South Carolina. More precisely, it juxtaposes two dimensions of English colonialism in the late 1600s and 1700s: first...