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At the head of each one, DSASME usually provides four elements: a date of publication in bold, the last name s of author s in regular type, an abbreviated title in italics, and a page number if pertinent , as seen here:. DARE includes up to three other elements for the citation: an identifying location in bold usually a state, less often a sub-region , a pertinent time frame if it significantly predates publication, and a comma, as seen here:.

When these details can be judged, DSASME usually gives the sub-regional location for a citation and the time period of a source in an annotation at the bibliographical entry, a practice followed to reduce redundancy between entries and to allow for other pertinent information in the bibliography. The culture and speechways of Southern Appalachia. The status of the culture and especially the speech of Southern Appalachia is complex and conflicted, even bifurcated.

The conflict is encapsulated in the ways natives and others evaluate the speech associated with Appalachia. The region prompts negative images and perceptions—of poverty, poor education, and other social ills. Yet it embodies the acknowledged, widely imitated, often cherished heartland of traditional rural American culture as expressed in music, storytelling, and much more. For many in the region, their speech marks their identity and their attachments. For much of the country and indeed abroad, Southern Appalachia is synonymous with authenticity. Admired for its inventiveness, color, and variety, mountain English attracts the curiosity of a large population beyond those who study it or, as the readership of DSME showed, those accustomed to browsing a dictionary of any kind.

Abramson, Rudy, and Jean Haskell, eds. Encyclopedia of Appalachia.

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Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press. Cassidy, Frederic G. Dictionary of American Regional English.

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Dictionary of Newfoundland English , 2nd ed. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. We'd make that for a slide. Take a run and go and just slide all the way down to the hall and then up again. The family jolt-wagon and mules were at my service, however, and the ride was one to remember. Yet he never slackened his pace and his eyes charted the road ahead as he walked with determined steps.

Then someone he knew eased up alongside him. The entry for care is important for the idiom I don't care to , which non-natives to the region tend to misinterpret as a negative response, i. It had been spread out on the floor with the cotton bats grinning around the edges between the top and the lining. Each boy and girl stooped and gripped the rim of the quilt with both hands and raised it up as they straightened. Clawson now threw the cat over into the center of the quilt and all began to shake up and down. The poor cat was perfectly bewildered.

For a moment its eyes pleaded with the shakers in vain. Then they bleared with wild excitement, as it rolled from side to side on the quilt. When it tried to leap over on one side, they hurled it back to the other; when it was wriggling to get on its feet, they whirled it over on its back. At last with all its reserved strength reinforced by terrible fright, it made a grand leap for liberty, but just as it reached the border of the quilt it was tossed heels up towards the ceiling, but fell on its feet outside the quilt and went out at the door into the woods with such terrible speed that it looked more like a streak of cat than a cat, and did not come home for three days.

A quilt was laid out on the floor; all courting-age young bent down, took firm hold of its edges with both hands, and raised up with it. Then the cat was thrown in and the boys would try to shake it out toward their best girl. That was the idea of the game; whichever girl the wild-eyed tabby leaped nearest to would marry first. The shakers laughed and yelled as they tossed the oracle of their fate from one to another, and high in the air.

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Four girls—one at each corner—would get a hold of that quilt and another one would throw the cat in, and they got to shaking it as hard as they could shake and whichever one that cat jumped toward was going to get married first It happened all over this country at all the workings. When a quilt came off the frame, the unmarried women went outdoors, put a wary feline in the center of the quilt, held onto the corners and bounced the nervous animal into the air.

Whoever the cat landed closest to would be the next to wed. Cat shaking represents an entry that, like more than 2, others, relies on citations to do the defining. Encyclopedic as well as lexicographic, such an entry references a regional custom, practice, or the like. Appalachian cottontails serve as prey for a wide variety of animals, including Owls , Hawks , Dogs , Foxes , and Humans. As consumers of fruits, this species may also act as seed dispersers.

Appalachian cottontails also slow the regeneration of disturbed areas in the environment by feeding on low growing shrubs and grasses that colonize during early to mid succession. Appalachian cottontails and eastern cottontails are similar in appearance and both are hunted for their meat and fur. Appalachian cottontails slow the regeneration of disturbed areas in the environment by feeding on low growing shrubs and grasses that colonize during early to mid succession.

Appalachian cottontails can also transmit the bacterial infection, Tularemia, to humans. Kurta, ; Wilson and Ruff, Appalachian cottontails are found only in high elevations and are considered to be "near threatened" by the IUCN Red List. Population sizes are decreasing, and it is unknown why this species is limited to high elevations. Conservation status on the US Federal List is under review.

This includes Greenland, the Canadian Arctic islands, and all of the North American as far south as the highlands of central Mexico. In birds, naked and helpless after hatching. Animals with bilateral symmetry have dorsal and ventral sides, as well as anterior and posterior ends. Synapomorphy of the Bilateria. For example, diseases caused by infection of filarial nematodes elephantiasis and river blindness. Endothermy is a synapomorphy of the Mammalia, although it may have arisen in a now extinct synapsid ancestor; the fossil record does not distinguish these possibilities.

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Convergent in birds. Iteroparous animals must, by definition, survive over multiple seasons or periodic condition changes. This terrestrial biome includes summits of high mountains, either without vegetation or covered by low, tundra-like vegetation. Bowers, N. Bowers, K. Boston, Massachusetts: Houghton Mifflin Company.

Boyce, K. Northeastern Naturalist , 14 1 : Bunch, M. Davis, S. Miller, R. Kurta, A. Mammals of the Great Lakes Region. Nowak, R. Walker's Mammals of the World, Volume 1. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. Russell, K. Moorman, D.

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Sharpe, T. Appalachian Cottontail Rabbit Sylvilagus obscurus. Wilson, D. Vancouver, B.