Decade of Texas population study notes shifts in 1980s
Dr R L Skrabanek of Texas A M University analyzes Texas population changes over the past decade. From 1980 to 1960 the state gained 24 percent while the nation rose 18 percent, with 143 counties losing and 111 gaining. Urban areas grew, rural declines persisted, and females slightly outnumbered males. Whites rose faster, and education and income levels increased.
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Change in Texas agriculture information program
A summary note notes that Hearne Democrat items dated December 217 1932 relate to changes in Texas agricultural information dissemination. The source cites materials from the Department of Agricultural Information at Texas A&M University College Station.
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Bushmaster Pit Viper Threats Due to Size and Venom Volume
The South American bushmaster, though venom is relatively weak, poses danger because of its large size and the large amount of venom it can inject. This combination makes encounters potentially lethal despite the venom’s lower potency.
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