Estimating larval supply of
Ezo abalone Haliotis discus hannai in a small bay using a coupled particle-tracking and hydrodynamic model: insights into the establishment of harvest refugia.
Theywill emphasizeon frozen
Ezo abalone as well in the future.
KUSHIRO, Japan - Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost main island, has an estimated population of 640,000 indigenous "
Ezo" deer that cause huge damage to crops.
Mohan, "Nonlinear optical properties of erbium doped zinc oxide (
EZO) thin films," Optics Communications, vol.
(24) In addition, the Ainu peoples of the northern island of
Ezo, in a lopsided trading relationship with the Matsumae family, began to ship "tens of thousands" of deerskins to the Japanese market, and this trade lasted for the majority of the Edo period, although again, by the eighteenth century, the imports diminished dramatically because of over-hunting.
Robert Hellyer adds his voice to this body of scholarship by examining in detail the relationship between Edo "Japan" and the outlying areas of Tsushima, Ryukyu, and
Ezo, especially as those areas routinely facilitated contacts with Asians as well as Europeans.
Makpandu and
Ezo in southern Sudan), (12) most internally displaced find themselves seeking shelter with local populations and sharing already scarce resources in order to survive.
The earliest Japanese histories describe a group called the Emishi who inhabited northern Honshu and
Ezo (Hokkaido).
"They're just humans," sixth-grader
eZo Cina-Sklar said.
Easy-open lids (
EZO) are at the forefront of this movement, according to a technical session at Pack Expo/Food Processing Machinery Expo.
Longtime Sapporo resident Phred Kaufman is founder and owner of
Ezo Beer, as well as Beer Inn Mugishutei, where patrons order from a list of over 300 brews.
Ezo - the second largest of the four main islands of Japan; to the north of Honshu