CALFIN

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CALFIN	California Fisheries Information Network

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I would like to thank Michael Golec for his comments on a draft of this essay, and Elissa Calfin for her research assistance.

'I am nature': science and Jackson Pollock: an attempt has been made to determine the authenticity of some newly discovered paintings that may be by Jackson Pollock on the basis of a belief that his art incorporates fractal patterns seen in the natural world. This is only the latest in a long line of interpretations of his works in terms of references to nature

(32.) Billing P, Tahir S, Calfin B, Gagne G, Cobb L, Targan S, et al.

Serologic markers in inflammatory bowel disease

In addition, females appear more likely to hold conservative attitudes regarding sexuality (Calfin, Carroll, & Schmidt, 1993).

Adolescent and parent perceptions of media influence on adolescent sexuality

Roedd golwg pawb ohonon ni'n wahanol iawn pan oedd Cymru (a Lloegr a'r gweddill hefyd) yn rhan o'r Eglwys Babyddol ac, wrth gwrs, Ewropead oedd Calfin.

WELSH COLUMN DYLAN IORWERTH

Er mai creadur digrefydd ydw'i, a'n bod yn byw mewn oes felly, erys y ffaith fod pobl fel Calfin, Lwther a'u dilynwyr wedi cael dylanwad mawr ar y byd yr ydym yn byw ynddo.

Luther a Calvin yn gwmni da; LLYFR AR Y LLEUAD

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