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Does the library offer a translation service?
The library does not, but LSU's Department of Foreign Language and Literatures may have faculty and graduate students in the department who can offer translations. Price would be determined by the content, amount to be translated, and turnaround time. Contact info: Department of World Languages, Literatures & Cultures Louisiana State University 316 Hodges Hall Baton Rouge, LA 70803 Telephone: 225-578-6616 Fax: 225-578-5074 worldlang@lsu.edu (mailto:worldlang@lsu.edu) LSU World Lanugages, Literatures & Cultures Answered by: Access Services Staff
I just tried locating an old print thesis/dissertation, but it appears to be missing from the stacks. How can I get access to this dissertation?
First, please report that the item is missing to the checkout desk in room 241 of LSU Library. If they are unable to help, it's possible the Special Collections department has an archival copy housed in Hill Memorial Library. If not, please try contacting the Graduate School to see if they have a digital copy available. LSU Libraries | Special Collections
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How and where can I print something out in the library?
Print stations are located in rooms 141 and 241 of LSU Library. To print something out:
- Upload your document to http://print.lsu.edu (http://print.lsu.edu) .
- Go to a print station
- Swipe your Tiger Card
- Select your print job
- Print Special notes :
- Print stations will only accept funds from your Tiger Card.
- Print stations are configured for use by current LSU affiliates. The Print Desk does offer some printing services to the public. Public patrons interested in printing should contact the Print Desk (see link below). Add funds to your Tiger Card
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Related: Do the printers in the library print in color?
Related: Is there somewhere in the library where I can print large posters? Answered by: Access Services Staff
I am attempting to request a journal article though ILL. I cannot find the journal volume number but do have the DOI for the article. Do you have
Newly published journal articles often have no volume or issue number. Submit an interlibrary loan request (https://www.lib.lsu.edu/services/ill (https://www.lib.lsu.edu/services/ill) ) and enter a "0" when asked for the volume and issue. Take care! I am attempting to request a journal article though ILL. I cannot find the journal volume number or issue number. Can I still place a request? Custom Question Responses User Status Graduate Answered by: Jacob Fontenot
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Horizontal distribution and abundance of red seabream (Pagrus major) in the East China Sea and Sea of Japan based on standardized catch per unit effort
Red seabream (Pagrus major) is an important fisheries species in Japan, where it has been managed since 2025. Accurate stock assessment is necessary for rational fisheries management, and catch per unit effort (CPUE) is one of the key indexes used for this purpose. In the present study, the CPUE of red seabream in the East China Sea and Sea of Japan was standardized by incorporating seawater temperature and salinity based on fishing data obtained from bottom trawlers operating in key fishing grounds in these regions. We used data from operation reports available from 1982 to 2022, including fishing positions and efforts during each cruise and incorporated temperature and salinity data into the model from 1993. We applied a delta log-normal model for CPUE standardization and revealed an increase in this index since the early 1990s. We examined the horizontal distribution patterns of red seabream in each fishery grid that is 30 × 30 min latitude and longitude, and observed that the high-CPUE area extended northeastward from Taiwan to Japan along the shelf edge, which corresponds to the main fishing grounds covered by Japanese fleets after 2000. The probability of presence of red seabream increased drastically when water temperature at a depth of 50 m exceeded 15 °C. The reasons for the observed stock fluctuations may be a reduction in fishing pressure and warming seawater temperature.
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