This community houses work produced by South Dakota State University graduate students. The collection includes both born digital ETDs, and digitized versions of printed theses and dissertations from 1883 to 2012.
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    ETDS from 1972

    An Investigation of a Hydrostatic Transmission, James Joseph Rother

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    Influence of Weather On Movement and Habitat Use of Hen Pheasants During Brood Rearing, James M. Ruth

    Temperature Effects on Integral Abutment Bridges During Early Construction Stages, Mumtaz Bashir Sarsam

    Serological, Chemical, and Morphological Comparison of Four Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Strains, Barbara J. Schroeder

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    Examination of Transannular Participation via SCF-MO Calculations and Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopy, Ronald D. Schultz

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    Classification Error Using Quantized Data, David V. Serreyn

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    The Photochemistry of tetramethyl-3-thio-1,3-cyclobutanedione, Mason Ming-Sun Shen

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    Germination and Vegetative Propagation of Native Prairie Forbs, James T. Sorensen

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    Detection and Assay of Viruses Using Latex Particles, Thomas Charles Sorensen

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    The Effects of Protein Level and Age on Performance, Carcass Characteristics and Nutrient Digestibility of Growing-finishing Swine, Tim S. Stahly

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    Primary Production and Nutrient Limitation in Two Prairie Lakes, Roger A. Steinberg

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    A Structural Analysis of the Beef Slaughtering Industry in South Dakota, Haven L. Stuck

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    Impulse Voltage Breakdown Strength vs. Temperature of Octafluoropropane (Ca Fa) Gas Exposed to Uniform and Non-uniform Fields, Dinesh N. Taneja

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    Abstract Integration Theory, Anne Lowe Thiel

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    Sephadex G-25 and Charcoal Separation of Mouse Growth Inhibitors in Soybeans from Trypsin Inhibitors, Larry James Tidemann

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    Mathematical Simulation of Sediment Deposit in Estuaries, Yuh- Hua Tsai

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    Comparative Study of Constant Voltage and Constant Current Electroanesthesia, Anand Vithal Tulpule

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    Bionomics of a Greenbug Parasite Lysiphlebus testaceipes (Cresson), Barrington M. J. Tyler

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    An Integrated Circuit Analog Computer, Sthaporn Udomsin

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    Lyapunov Stability Analysis of Power Systems, R. Unnikrishnan

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    Vegetative Propagation of Green Ash by Softwood Cuttings, Wesley Alvin Urdahl

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    Use of Waterfowl Production Areas by Ducks and Coots in Eastern South Dakota, Spencer Vaa

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    Synthesis of 3-deoxy-N-acetylglucosamine and Attempted Synthesis of 4-deoxy-N-acetylglucosamine as Possible Antibacterial Agents, Gary C. Van Riper

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    Intermediate Wheatgrass Seed Production Responses to Fertilizers and Cultural Practices, James Bernard Weber

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    A Comparison of a Model College Advancement Program with the Public Relations Effort at South Dakota State University, John W. Whalen