… The Jamaican slave markets were the largest in the West Indies and … in Jamaica for plantations
in other part of the New World; however, it is difficult to accurately trace the ancestry of the …

… to Jamaica and the challenges posed through tourism growth. … Jamaican who had never
traveled outside the country raised the question of the endemicity of A.cantonensis in Jamaica.…

… persisted for over 35 years in the Caribbean (Bush et al. 2004). Since being introduced to …
scutaria collected on the fore-reef (15 m) off the north shore of Jamaica was preserved in 95…

… in four tourists to Jamaica were affected with traveler's diarrhea (TD) during their stay. That
year the Ministry of Health initiated a program for the prevention and control of TD. The aim of …

… the most applicable solution for an organization non-trivial. This paper looks at these options
and the barriers to adoption facing Small/Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Jamaica. A Simple …

… Under “midwife,” we included all providers bearing that title as locally defined, except the
Jamaican community midwives, who rarely attend births. Doctors (n=25) outscored midwives (n…

… nority rule he is ridiculed in the annals of Jamaica's history as the lunatic from August Town
who attempted to fly. This place of Bedward in Jamaica's colonial history is unfortunate and …

… changes from the earliest time of sugar production in the Jamaica and other parts … the
Caribbean until the end of the 18th century. The first Industrial Revolution saw the invention of the …

… Our present inadequate understanding of the true abundance… proper understanding of the
ecology of the sea. http://www.… the oceanic copepod community off Discovery Bay, Jamaica. …

… There is then a gap of some seventy years until 1931, when the Jamaican Una … : the inability
to express a position in the language of the “master” as well as the textual construction of the …