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... to other persons as required. (iii) e-CDS is the web-based application implemented by CCAMLR to support the CDS for the creation, validation and storage of DCDs, DEDs and DREDs. (iv) e-CDS User Manual: The CCAMLR-developed document that describes, inter alia, the roles, responsibilities, processes...

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... of the above-mentioned documents can also be obtained from the following: Procurement Division, Government Logistics Department 9/F, North Point Government Offices, 333 Java Road, North Point, Hong Kong (Internet Homepage – https://www.gld.gov.hk) PART 3 — SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT Attachment to...

... Microsoft Word - 22418b English_29.12.04.doc Preface Research in Hong Kong is well respected. Along with this, the need to ensure that research using animals complies with the internationally accepted concepts of Replacement, Reduction and Refinement in the use of research animals has never been gr...

... Microsoft Word - 22418b English_29.12.04.doc Preface Research in Hong Kong is well respected. Along with this, the need to ensure that research using animals complies with the internationally accepted concepts of Replacement, Reduction and Refinement in the use of research animals has never been gr...

... easily distinguished from other local bat species by the pale borders around the ears and wing bones (Fig. 23). The geographic range of the Short-nosed Fruit Bat is from Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka to southern China, Malaysia, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi and Timor (Storz and Kunz, 1999). This species is...

... easily distinguished from other local bat species by the pale borders around the ears and wing bones (Fig. 23). The geographic range of the Short-nosed Fruit Bat is from Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka to southern China, Malaysia, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi and Timor (Storz and Kunz, 1999). This species is...

... easily distinguished from other local bat species by the pale borders around the ears and wing bones (Fig. 23). The geographic range of the Short-nosed Fruit Bat is from Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka to southern China, Malaysia, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi and Timor (Storz and Kunz, 1999). This species is...

... easily distinguished from other local bat species by the pale borders around the ears and wing bones (Fig. 23). The geographic range of the Short-nosed Fruit Bat is from Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka to southern China, Malaysia, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi and Timor (Storz and Kunz, 1999). This species is...