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    Can J App Sci 2012; 4(2): 339-353 Orhan et al.

    , 2012

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    This study was carried out under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Mehmet Ertugrul (Ankara
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    Cengiz (100. Yil University, Turkey), Prof. Dr. Ensar Baspinar (Ankara University, Turkey),
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    Askin Kor (100. Yil University, Turkey), and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yalcin Bozkurt (Suleyman
    Demirel University, Turkey)for their comments.For constructive comments, careful scientific
    revision and editing in English, I am gratefully indebted to Dr Peta Jones (Donkey Power,
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