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| | Amazon.com: Books: Biology, Sixth Edition |
 | | Examples of updated content include the Human Genome Project, the revolution in systematics, HIV as a research model in evolutionary biology, the role of cell-signaling pathways in plant responses, new frontiers in neurobiology, and experimental approaches that are advancing ecology. |  | | I now feel that I have a much greater appreciation of the intricacy and depth of life, in all its many fascets. |
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| | FUSE UPRM Ground Station Visit |
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| | Earth Change News on Earth Changes TV on the Web |
 | | Although moths have antennae that are a million times more sensitive to odor than is the human nose, researchers believe that the basic principles of this model olfactory system apply to all animals, including humans. |  | | To examine how a plume of odor triggers complex patterns of activity in the brain and how this correlates with the moth's behavior, the researchers devised a method to monitor the olfactory response of a male moth in flight, as he maneuvered through a natural plume of female sex pheromone. |  | | The electrical signals that start in the moth's antenna then make their way to the brain, where information is processed. |
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| | Science & Technology at Scientific American.com: Ask the Experts: Physics: Why does moving your hands in front of ... |
 | | This entire reception and radiation process is termed "scattering" and the details depend on the size and shape of the antenna and the wavelength of the radiation in a complicated manner that is beyond the scope of this discussion. |  | | The coupling between all the bodies involved can quickly become very complicated, and if there are many bodies present, the influence of any one is unlikely to be very great. |  | | The design of such antennas can still be a largely trial-and-error affair, with technicians moving elements from place to place in the laboratory as you might move your own body in order to pull in a weak broadcast. |
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http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?chanID=sa005&articleID=000118DA-9CA1-1FA6-9CA183414B7F0000
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| | Wired News: Horny Moths Make Sense of Smell |
 | | The research team knew approximately where to locate this area in the moth's brain, so they were able to avoid giving the moth too much of a headache. |  | | For many species it is the sense of smell that acts as a guide when making these important distinctions. |  | | His results have contradicted the prevailing body of research. |
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| | Telly Monster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | After that stint through season eleven, producers worried that he would be a negative influence on their easily influenced viewers, and changed him into the worry-wart character that he's been Telly ever since. |  | | He had antennas standing out of the top of his head, and his eyes would whirl around when he watched television. |
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| | Antenna morphology and pheromone-based mate location in Polyphemus moths. |
 | | The same study tested female antenna sensitivity to her own pheromone and found that there was no response. |  | | Large antennae do indicate a greater number of receptors; however, it may be the sensitivity of receptors, rather than the number, that is important in mate location. |  | | However, no studies have been done to test sensitivity of antennae to pheromone with any saturniid. |
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http://ibscore.dbs.umt.edu/journal/Articles_all/2001/Heydenreich.htm
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| | Revolutionary Antenna Technology Reduces Size Dramatically |
 | | Vincent looked at the techniques that were currently used to reduce antenna size and realized something was missing in the way everyone was approaching the problem. |  | | "Antennas radiate by setting up large amounts of current flow through various parts of their structure," he says. |  | | The part of the antenna that failed proved to be the key to the design. |
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/06/040603065712.htm
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| | The structure and oligomerization of the yeast arginine methyltransferase, Hmt1 - Nature Structural & Molecular ... |
 | | The structure of the monomer and the dimer contact between monomers are remarkably similar to those recently reported for the catalytic core of rat PRMT3 (ref. 13). |  | | The crystal structure of Hmt1 suggests that the antenna region is responsible for the dimerization of Hmt1. |  | | From this and structural evidence (see below) we conclude that dimerization is likely to be essential for catalytic activity and function of Hmt1. |
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| | Aerosol Operation Crimes & Cover Up |
 | | This test shows that the human body is an extremely effective receptor and resonator of these induced frequencies upon our bodies, minds and environment. |  | | These frequencies are important in that they have known significant effects upon biology, health and mental functioning. |  | | The gain of the circuit was adjusted with the potentiometers to the ELF range which governs the primary electromagnetic activity of the human brain. |
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| | Elasmoworld: The World of Sharks, Rays, Skates and Chimera |
 | | A Flat-Bed Passive Integrated Transponder Antenna Array For Monitoring Behavior of Atlantic Salmon Parr and Other Fish. |  | | I thank Dr. Emil Morhard for purchasing the material necessary to conduct this study and allow me to work in his lab. |  | | However, orientation number four was the least desirable position for both antennas. |
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| | ant defenition |
 | | The larval stage is particularly helpless - for instance it lacks legs entirely - because it does not need to care for itself. |  | | Like other insects, ants smell with their antennae, which are long and thin. |  | | Ants are Holometabolism holometabolous, and develop by complete metamorphosis (biology) metamorphosis, passing through larva larval and pupa pupal stages before they become adults. |
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http://www.dictionarywords.com/ant-definition.html
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| | EMF FERTILIZER? |
 | | The results seem to suggest that the electromagnetic field has a subtle influence on the forest. |  | | Broadcasting at only 76 hertz, this long antenna can communicate effectively with submerged submarines. |  | | "The researchers have been gathering data on the growth of trees since 1985, making measurements at two sites, one near the antenna and the other 50 kilometers away. |
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| | Antenna |
 | | Novice's Review of Garmin 2720 : First off, I'm not one of those reviewers who's tried several GPS systems, or one who will nitpick every little glitch.. |  | | Before I begin, let me say that after my problems with the 2720, I looked on the net to found out that the issues people are having are HUGE and plentiful... |  | | Works PERFECTLY for UHF Signals (HDTV) : I would just like to say that all the other reviews that say this is a GREAT antenna are right. |
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| | Developmental Biology Online: Homologous Specification |
 | | Homologous specification can be seen with certain homeotic mutants such as Antennapedia, in which antennal structures are transformed into legs (Postlethwait and Schneiderman 1971). |  | | The corresponding parts of the two structures are shown in Figure 1. |  | | Occasionally, the entire antenna becomes an entire leg, but is more common that only a portion of the antenna becomes leg-like. |
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http://www.devbio.com/article.php?ch=18&id=178
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| | The paper |
 | | Barry, B.A., R.J. Boerner and J.C. de Paula (1994) The use of cyanobacteria in the study of the structure and function of photosystem II. |  | | The research involves several disciplines, including physics, biophysics, chemistry, structural biology, biochemistry, molecular biology and physiology, and serves as an outstanding example of the success of multidisciplinary research. |  | | Under optimum conditions over 90% of the absorbed quanta are transferred within a few hundred picoseconds from the antenna system to the reaction center which acts as a trap for the exciton. |
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http://www.life.uiuc.edu/govindjee/paper/gov.html
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| | Encyclopedia: Antenna (biology) |
 | | Antennae are jointed, and in crustaceans branching, they generally extend forward of the animal and are known to be sensory organs, although the exact nature of what they sense and how they sense it is often not entirely clear. |  | | It appears that their function can include sensing of any or all of touch, air motion, heat, vibration (sound) and olfaction (smell/taste). |  | | Antennae (singular antenna), are the paired appendages connecting to the first (and in crustaceans also to the second) segment of the head of the members of all subphyla of the arthropods except Chelicerata. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Antenna-%28biology%29
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| | Appendage - Enpsychlopedia |
 | | In invertebrate biology, "appendage" is a general term that covers any of the homologous body parts that may extend from a body segment. |  | | An appendage is, in general, an external body part that projects from the body, or a natural prolongation or projection from a part of any organism, such as a vertebrate's limb. |  | | All arthropod appendages are variations of the same basic structure (homologous), and which structure is produced is controlled by "homeobox" genes. |
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http://www.grohol.com/psypsych/Appendage
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| | Dipole antenna |
 | | The two elements are fed the same signal 180 degrees out of phase. |  | | Antenna gain is commonly measured as "X dB above a dipole", which means that the antenna in question is being compared to a dipole, and has X dB more gain (has more directivity) than the dipole tuned to the same operating frequency. |  | | These antennas are the simplest antennas from a theoretical point of view, though the whip antenna (with only one driven element—it is driven against earth) is probably the most common and simplest-looking antenna. |
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| | Computational Electromagnetics and Antenna Research Lab - Fractal Antenna Engineering |
 | | Fractal antenna engineering research has been primarily focused in two areas: the first deals with the analysis and design of fractal antenna elements, and the second concerns the application of fractal concepts to the design of antenna arrays. |  | | Born out of a search for order in the disorder of life (biology, economics, physics, etc.) |  | | Fractals have found wide-spread practical application in many fields of mathematics, physics, and engineering |
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| | Amplified Tv Antenna |
 | | Antenna, also known as ANT1, is a Greek-language terrestrial channel. |  | | This is Amplifieramplified and fed to an antenna. |  | | From the latter descended all modern televisions,but these would not have been possible without discoveries and insights from the mechanical systems. |
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http://www.lottery-news.net/dust35824-amplified_tv_antenna.html
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| | antenna - definition from Biology-Online.org |
 | | In most organisms the antennae is a structure found on the head performing a sensory function such as touch or sight. |  | | One of a pair of mobile appendages on the head of e.g. |  | | Sensitivity similar to that of a receptor organ; "he had a special antenna for public relations". |
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http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/antenna
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| | intas 96-1435 |
 | | The expected outcome of the complex investigation of the peripheral antenna will enable us not only to improve our knowledge of the organization of the highly-stable transmembrane complexes, but also to better grasp the role of the pigments in their structure stabilization. |  | | For the first time could the atomic structure of the complexes be seen and the position of the photosynthesis co-factors (pigments) be related to the functions of the complexes. |  | | Directed mutagenesis of genes encoding structural subunits of antenna complexes, in combination with various forms of spectroscopy (RR, FTIR-RR, SERC, CD) and biochemistry, provides a means of testing structural models of these complexes and of enhancing our understanding of the existing crystallographic data. |
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| | Headlines@Hopkins: Johns Hopkins University News Releases |
 | | Embedded in the urethane are six strain gages — sensors that change resistance as they are bent. |  | | This data is fed to the robotic's controller, enabling it to sense its position in relation to the wall and to maneuver around obstacles. |  | | This model is made of cast urethane, a flexible rubber-like substance, encased in a clear plastic sheath. |
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| | Spider articles and news from Start Learning Now |
 | | Additionally spiders have pedipalps (or just palps), which are two appendages next to their mouths that aid in manipulating food and are used by the males in mating. |  | | Spiders, unlike insects, have only two body segments instead of three; a fused head (anatomy)head and thorax (called a cephalothorax or prosoma) and an abdomen (called the :wiktionary:opisthosomaopisthosoma), supported by a hard exoskeleton composed mainly of chitin. |  | | Spiders also have eight legs (insects have six), no antenna (biology)antennae, and their eyes are single lenses rather than compound eyes. |
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http://www.startlearningnow.com/spider.htm
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| | Trilobite Information |
 | | The thorax is fairly flexible—trilobites are often found curled up like modern sow bugs for protection. |  | | Many trilobites had eyes and they had antenna (biology)antennae that perhaps were used for taste and smell. |  | | Trilobites had a single pair of preoral antenna (biology)antennae and otherwise undifferentiated biramous limbs. |
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| | Antenna |
 | | ALL BRAND TV ANTENNA LINK PAGE CHANNEL MASTER, WINEGARD, ANTENNACRAFT, HDTV Antenna products, Most HDTV signal is on UHF but in some locations there are H.D.T.V. signals on VHF frequencies. |  | | Antenna Systems 800 889 2839406 889 3183,Distributing Firestik CB,... |  | | Contact Elec Eng Home > Research > Communications Group > Antenna & Electromagnetics Laboratory >... |
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http://radiodevice.miendevice.com/antenna
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| | SELECTED REFERENCES |
 | | Spatial coding of olfactory information in the antennal lobe of Drosophila melanogaster. |  | | Reddy GV and Rodrigues V. Sibling cell fate in the Drosophila adult external sense organ lineage is specified by Prospero function which is regulated by Numb and Notch. |  | | Jhaveri D, Sen A and Rodrigues V. Mechanisms underlying olfactory neuronal connectivity in Drosophila-- the Atonal lineage organizes the periphery while sensory neurons and glia pattern the olfactory lobe. |
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| | Quantum Biology |
 | | In addition to their light-harvesting role, carotenoids photoprotect antenna complexes, i.e., they prevent the formation of photo-oxidizing singlet oxygen by quenching BChl triplet states through triplet excitation transfer. |  | | Absorption of a photon is followed by rapid singlet excitation energy transfer to bacteriochlorophyll (BChl). |  | | Light-harvesting and photoprotection by carotenoids is studied in Theoretical Biophysics Group in two proteins, the Light-Harvesting Complex II of Purple Bacteria, and the Peridinin-Chlorophyll-Protein of Dinoflagellates. |
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| | Felling antenna forests ONR’s AMRF-C |
 | | Instead, the solution lies in making antennas that can do more than one thing at a time. |  | | ONR scientists say that the AMRF-C effort will integrate radar and communications functions in a few sets of high-performance transmit and receive antenna apertures. |  | | In today's new world of network centric warfare, where there is an ever-greater dependence on vast amounts of information that must be received and transmitted, too many antennas are a shipboard problem. |
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| | Royal Entomological Society - Publications |
 | | Topics include biology and natural history; inter-relationships between insects and other organisms and with abiotic factors; migration and dispersal; integrated control of pest populations; ecological methods and apparatus. |  | | Papers should attempt to address specific testable hypotheses and possess a high degree of novely. |  | | Provides a natural home for the best papers on entomological research relevant to the control of insect and other arthropod pests. |
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| | Penn State Altoona - Crayfish Dissection for Biology 110 -Digestive System |
 | | Trace the digestive system from the mouth through the esophagus to the cardiac stomach, where the food is ground up. |  | | Penn State Altoona - Crayfish Dissection for Biology 110 -Digestive System |  | | These structures filter fluid waste from the blood. |
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 | | ] That instance when two rotating, highly directional antennas are pointed toward each other. |  | | ] One or more stages of wide-band electronic amplification placed within or physically close to a receiving antenna to improve signal-to-noise ratio and mutually isolate various devices receiving their feed from the antenna. |  | | ] A distortion of the directional properties of a loop antenna caused by an input to the direction-finding receiver which is generated between the loop and ground, in contrast to that which is generated between the two terminals of the loop. |
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| | Basic information for Bathyporeia pelagica(A sand digger shrimp) |
 | | This Biology and Sensitivity Key Information review can be cited as follows: |  | | Its body is laterally compressed with two pairs of antennae and seven pairs of thoracic limbs. |  | | Marine Life Information Network: Biology and Sensitivity Key Information Sub-programme [on-line]. |
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| | Understanding Physics :: Main Page |
 | | The Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University integrates research in diverse disciplines including biology, engineering, medicine, physics, information technology and cognitive science. |  | | During the remaining 10 percent of operating time, researchers will use the supercomputer to pursue scientific projects in a variety of fields, including biology and materials science. |  | | This approach is designed to accelerate discoveries that can be rapidly adopted by the private sector. |
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| | FM reception - Physics Help and Math Help - Physics Forums |
 | | well what i do normally....i have just a small antenna but i touch it to some very long metallic container in the open and it becomes clear..i would also love to know what is the processs to catch signals.. |  | | FM is a peculiar beast however and sometimes the only thing that works well is to hold the antenna between finger and thumb, lol. |  | | Here is an example of what I am talking about. |
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http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?referrerid=23782&t=63613
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| | Urban IPM: Insects: Ants: Little Black Ants |
 | | Not much research has been done on this ant and very little is understood about its biology. |  | | They do bear a stinger, though it is small and weak. |  | | Antenna consists of 12 segments, ending in a 3-segmented club. |
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| | Faculty - Duncan |
 | | For this work, his group has focused on the abdominal segments of the adult, which are much simpler than those in the thorax and head. |  | | He is particularly interested in the antennal segment, since this develops independently of the Hox genes, which specify segmental identities in more posterior segments. |  | | He has shown that the identity of the distal part of the antenna is specified by the spineless (ss) gene, which encodes the Drosophila homolog of the vertebrate aryl hydrocarbon receptor. |
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| | Attic Antenna |
 | | Antdnna, also known as ANT1, is a Greek-language terrestrial channel. |  | | By the 18th century this meaning had been transferred to the space behind the wall of the highest storey (i.e.directly under the roof), producing the modern meaning of the word "attic". |  | | In biology, Antenna (plural: antennae) refers to the sensing organs of several arthropods. |
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| | Yale scientists decipher odor code |
 | | The study, published in the June 25 issue of Cell, provides new insight into how animals sense and distinguish odors, a process that is essential to identifying food, mates and predators. |  | | Each fruit fly antenna has 32 odorant receptors, and Hallem and Carlson used a mutant fruit fly to determine their individual odor sensitivities. |  | | The antenna of their mutant fruit fly has an "empty" nerve cell, or neuron, that has lost its original odor receptor and does not respond to any odors. |
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| | FEBS Abstract |
 | | Protein structure and function at the atomic level |  | | Three known species of prochlorophytes (Prochloron didemni, Prochlorothrix hollandica and Prochlorococcus marinus) are an unusual group of prokaryotes, which perform oxygenic photosynthesis. |  | | They are apparently related to cyanobacteria but they lack water-soluble phycobilisomes while they synthesize chlorophyll (chl) b and to form an intrinsic chla/b light-harvesting antenna. |
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 | | I believe that a worldview of scientific positivism and libertarian capitalism will prevail in human thought and action in the new millennium. |  | | None of them seems to well capture the worldview emerging from the revolutions in physics and biology and from the successes of free markets and free minds. |  | | A more detailed indication of what parts of the text have been completed is provided by the hypertext links in the Questions Asked section. |
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| | Weta - Art History Online Reference and Guide |
 | | Giant Weta tend to be less social and more passive than 'standard' Wetas. |  | | Cave Weta may be active within the confines of their caves during the daytime. |  | | A Giant Weta can have a body length in excess of 8 cm not inclusive of its lengthy legs and antennae, and weigh more than 70 grams, making it both one of the largest insects in the world and heavier than a sparrow. |
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http://www.arthistoryclub.com/art_history/Weta
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| | Chelicerata: Information From Answers.com |
 | | As in other arthropods the mouth lies between the second and third segments, but whereas in other groups there is usually a pair of antennae on the last preoral segment, here there are none. |  | | Chelicerates are characterized by the absence of antennae and jaws and the presence of feeding structures (chelicera), which are modified pincerlike appendages used mainly for grasping and fragmenting food. |  | | Nearly all the merostomates are extinct, the only living representative being Limulus, the horseshoe crab (subclass Xiphosura) and its relatives, which inhabits the soft bottom mud of shallow, coastal seas. |
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| | A Biologically Inspired Passive Antenna (ResearchIndex) |
 | | To bridge the gap between biology and design, we took initial steps toward understanding how the cockroach, Periplaneta americana, uses antenna feedback to control its orientation during a rapid wall following behavior. |  | | Abstract: Inspired by nature's e#ective use of tactile feedback for rapid maneuvering, we designed a passive, highly compliant tactile sensor for Sprawlette, a hexapedal running robot. |  | | First, we developed a simple template model for antenna-based wall following. |
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http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/637948.html
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| | Antenna Color Codes |
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http://www.lookwhy.com/live/Antenna-Color-Codes.html
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