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This online database contains the full-text of PhD dissertations and Masters’ theses of University of Windsor students from 1954 forward.
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Theses/Dissertations from 1981
The present's darkening dome designs of time and consciousness in some early poems by Alexander Pope., Stephen William. Brown
Prevention of DMBA-induced adrenal necrosis by pretreatment of rats with DDT., Stephen Russell. Burgess
The doomsday theme in science fiction a critical survey of the literature., Mark A. Carter
Alleviating sludge composting moisture problems at the West Windsor sewage treatment plant., Robert John. Ceschan
The role and expression of trehalase and [Beta]-glucosidase during spore germination of Dictyostelium discoideum., Agnes How-Ching. Chan
The mineralogy, geochemistry and petrogenesis of the Mount Poser gabbroic pluton, southern California., Paul Chi-Tak Cheung
The petrology and geochemistry of the Gamitagama Lake igneous complex, near Wawa, North Central Ontario., Abdul G. Choudhry
Methyl transfer in field desorption mass spectrometry of ammoniocarboxylate hydrochloride salts., Ronald John. Collacott
The dictatorship of the sociobrain., Andreas Constantinides
The effects of ultraviolet light on spore germination in the cellular slime mold dictyostelium discoideum., Irene Helen. Demsar
Minicomputer implementation of the calculation of transformation coefficients expressing states of definite L in the WEYL tableau basis., Juergen. Demsky
Lifestyle variables in relation to disease patterns a statistical analysis of the Windsor data., Michael Arthur. Desmarais
Palaeomagnetism of Memesagamesing Lake and Caribou Lake norites, Parry Sound District Ontario., Sudhindra Nath. Dey
"The Magic 5 Workshop": Developing an instructional television production format and testing its ability to induce learning in grade 1-3 students., Richard M. Dunn
Demand for accommodations by senior citizens in the city of Windsor, 1981., Edward C. Egyedy
LESBIAN IDENTITY AND SELF DISCLOSURE., PHYLLIS E. ELLIOT
A study of burnout among direct service social workers in southwestern Ontario children's aid societies as it relates to unmet job expectations., Glenda M. Fisher
Impurities and second phase particles in zircaloy-4 fuel sheathing and their effect on brazed zone microstructures., Randy W. L. Fong
The function and meaning of work for female and male bank employees., Eilleen Constance. Forshaw
TELEVISED AGGRESSION AND CHILDREN'S SOCIAL BEHAVIOR: RELATIONSHIP OF AUTHENTICITY AND ADULT APPROVAL OF VIEWED BEHAVIOR TO CHILDREN'S AGGRESSION., GERALD ELLIOT. GOLDBERG
PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF ALCOHOLICS IN A RELIGIOUS TREATMENT PROGRAM., LYN M. GOLDENTHAL
Concept attainment as a function of degree of category membership of exemplars and number of irrelevent categories., Mariana Weiss. Goldman
APPLICATION OF DISCRETE BASIS SET METHODS TO THE DIRAC EQUATION., SAMUEL PEDRO. GOLDMAN