GUIDELINES FOR THE ORGANIZATION AND FORMAT OF THE THESIS

A. Organization of Entries
The manuscript is arranged in the following sequence:

1. Front Matters
Preliminary Pages (use lower case Roman Numerals for all page numbers)
Fly Leaf
Title Page (Required) Page i, but no. does not appear
Approval Sheet (Required) Page ii, but no, does not appear
Acknowledgement (Required) Page iii
Dedication (Required) Continue pagination
Abstract (Required)
Table of Contents (Required)
List of Tables (Required)
List of Figures (Required)
List of Appendices (Required)

2. Text
The text of the thesis is divided into chapters. The text section is
paginated using Hindu Arabic numerals, beginning with the number 1 on the
upper right-hand corner. The page number does not appear on every beginning
page of the chapter. Each chapter must begin on a new page.

3. Back Matters
Reference (Required) continue numbering in Arabic numerals (for
Undergraduate) and
Roman Numerals (for Graduate)

Appendices (Required) Continue numbering in Arabic numerals

B. Detailed Description of Each Section of the Manuscript

1. Front Matters

a) Fly Leaf (Blank page)

b) Title Page (See SAMPLE FORM 1: TITLE PAGE)

This p a ge contains the Thesis Title, School, Institution. Program of

Study (Degree), Author/s and Date.

The title page is counted as page i (lower-cased Roman Numeral), but

unmarked. The pagination is reflected in the Table of Contents.

The title of the thesis should be in uppercase and centered. It should be

presented in descriptive words that will ensure electronic retrieval.
 If possible, use word substitute for formula, symbols and
subscripts/superscripts.

The final line of the title page is the month and year in which thesis is
approved by the Oral Defense Panel.

c) Approval Sheet

This form must be typed or printed on a laser printer and must contain
the seal of the Research Center. This can be secured from the SGS
Office. (See SAMPLE FORM 2: CERTIFICATE OF PANEL APPROVAL)

The Approval Sheet must contain the signatures of all the members of
the Oral Defense Panel. Date for affixing the signatures must also be
indicated. The signatures should be original and must be rendered in blue ink.

This is page number ii, but unmarked. The pagination is reflected in the
Table of Contents.

d) Acknowledgment

The word ACKNOWLEDGMENT in upper case and bold attribute

should be centered. (See SAMPLE. FORM 5: ACKNOWLEDGMENT)

This page expresses the student's' recognition of, and appreciation for
any special assistance made by individuals that are not mentioned in the
manuscript but have made an important contribution to the study.

e) Dedication

The heading of a one-page Dedication may not appear on the

dedication page, and the text may be centered and must be in the third
person.

This contains name/s of special people, e.g. family and friends who are
close to the author and who inspire him/her in completing the work (See
SAMPLE FORM 4: DEDICATION)

f) Abstract

The heading for this page is ABSTRACT in uppercase and bold

attributes, centered without punctuation. (See SAMPLE FORM 3: ABSTRACT)

The body of the abstract, printed in double space, begins on the fourth line
below the heading not more than two pages.
 An abstract is a general overview of the research. It is an essay
summary of the thesis; a statement of the experiment or problem, the procedure
followed, the results, conclusions and recommendations.

It should be a succinct account that allows readers to make an accurate

decision as to whether the full contents will be beneficial to the reader.

Pertinent places, full names of people and other proper nouns useful in
electronic retrieval must be included.

Symbols, as well as foreign words and phrases, must be clearly and

accurately displayed.

Transliteration for characters other than Roman Greek Letters and Arabic
Numerals as well as accents and diacritical marks are included.

Use present form in all sentence construction, if possible.

g) Table of Contents

The heading for this page is TABLE OF CONTENTS in upper case and
bold attribute, centered without punctuation. (See SAMPLE FORM 6: TABLE OF
CONTENTS)
The titles of chapters must be listed
and worded exactly as they appear in the body of the thesis. Side headings must
not be numbered.

Titles for the preliminary pages and for all chapters, except
subchapters, are in uppercase.

The page number of the starting page of each part is listed flush at
the upper right margin.

h) List of Tables/Figures/Appendices/Illustrations/Symbols/

Abbreviations

The headings for these pages are in uppercase and bold attribute,
centered without punctuation. (SAMPLE FORMS 7-10)

All tables and figures are arranged in increasing Arabic numeral.

Appendices, symbols, and abbreviation are arranged alphabetically.

Greek-lettered symbols are placed before Roman/English-lettered symbols

Each acronym/symbol is indented and separated from the definition

by a dash line.
 Consistency in the inclusion of tables and figures must be observed;
if tables from one chapter are included in the list, then tables from all the
other chapters and the appendix must be included.

Each entry must list the same caption or title used for a table in the
text, although a long caption may be abbreviated to the extent of using only
the first full sentence or clause.

The most common mode of presentation is to sing -space within and

to double-space between each entry.

2. Text

Although the detailed organization of the text may vary among

academic disciplines, the formatting of the text must be followed
consistently throughout.

All headings and sub-headings should be presented in the same way

in each chapter or major section, in terms of capitalization placement on the
page, and font type used.

No headers or footers giving the titles of chapters, other sections, or

the thesis are allowed.

Body of the Thesis

The manuscript is organized by sub-chapters.

The chapter number and the title must be in uppercase and centered Leaved a
double-space distance between these items.

The subchapter or subheading must be in lowercase, emboldened and placed

at the left-hand corner. Leave a 4-space distance between the title and the
subheading

The distance between paragraphs is double space

CHAPTER 1

THE PROBLEM

Introduction

Theoretical Framework

Conceptual Framework

Statement of the Problem

Significance of the Study

Scope and Limitation

Definition of Terms

CHAPTER 2

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

CHAPTER 3

METHODOLOGY

Research Design

Research Environment

Sampling Design

Research Respondents/Participants

Data Gathering Procedures

Statistical Process

CHAPTER 4

PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

CHAPTER 5

FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Findings

Conclusions

Recommendation

Numbering for each chapter is in Arabic Numeral (*) and Roman Numeral
(**). The above chapters are just recommendatory. Chapters and sub-chapters
other than stated above may be added.
a. Chapter and Sub-Chapters

The heading for each chapter should be centered without punctuation. On

the second line following this heading is the title of the chapter. (See SAMPLE
FORM; TABLES; CHAPTER; TABLES; FIGURES; PAGINATION)

The next line starts on the fourth line below the title of the chapter

The sub-titles are flush to the left margins.

The first page of each chapter is counted, but unmarked. All pages are
marked with Arabic Numerals at the upper right hand margins.

All major sections/chapters must begin on new page;

subsections/subchapters need not.

Whenever the heading of a section or subsection appears near the bottom

of a page. it must be followed by at least one line of text, or the heading should
be forced to the top of the next page.

b. Tables and Figures

Tables designated tabulated numerical data used in the body of the

thesis/ dissertation and in the appendices. Figure designated all other non-verbal
materials such as illustration, charts, graphs, maps, photographs,
drawing, diagrams, and the like. (See SAMPLE FORM 10)

All tables and figures, if possible should be located such that they do not
run over into the next page. If this happens, subsequent pages of the illustration
must include at least the illustration number and the notation that it is continued,
something like Table 1, cont.

Illustrations may be presented horizontally or vertically. In either case

illustration must fit within the required margins, and page numbers must be
placed consistently throughout the entire manuscript.

Table captions are typed above the table and figure captions are typed
below the figure. If an illustration is rotated, the coordinating caption
-
must also be rotated.

For tables and figures copied form the caption of such should include the
source

The captions for table and figures must be identical with those used in the
UST OF TABLES and LIST OF FIGURES in the preliminary pages

Illustration must be numbered consecutively throughout the entire thesis,

A straight sequence (1,2,3,4 etc.) or a decimal approach (1.1,1.2,1.3, where the
first Digit is the chapter number, and the digit after the decimal point is the
illustration number), may be used.
 Photographs, as a figure, must be scanned and convert to an electronic
format simultaneous printing with the pages.

Below is a sample of a table and a figure; note that the left and right
border line of the table flush with left and right margins .

Table 1. This is the title of the first table. If the title is long such that it runs
down the next line, the first word of the text line must be flush
with that of the previous as shown by this example

:Column 1 :Column 2 :Column 3 :Column 4

Row one

Row two

You can put any figure (caricature, graphs, photograph,

illustrations, maps, chart, drawing, diagrams, etc.) in this
frame
Figure 1. This is the title of the first figure.

3. Back Matters
a. References

The headings are suitable, depending upon documentation

style, including REFERENCES.

The heading must be in uppercase, centered and in bold attribute. This

must be in the same font style and point size at the rest of the thesis.

Use the American Psychological Association (APA) sixth edition as your

citation and reference guide.

Use the latest publishing date for the book or encyclopedia and the
complete data for newspaper, magazines, or the internet.

Titles of the book, theses, journals, etc. must be italicized:

 See SAMPLE FORM 11: REFERENCES which illustrates the correct
setup including appropriate punctuation and underlining.

b. Appendix or Appendices

The appendix provides a place for a supplementary material that is not

necessary for inclusion in any of the major chapters. Tables too detailed for
the text presentation figures, technical notes, raw data, computer programs,
musical scores, sample questionnaires, schedules case studies are common
appendix materials. (See SAMPLE FORM 12: APPENDIX)

Appendices, presented in alphabetical, order (A, B C, D,... )and may be

single-spaced, appear at the end of the thesis text only; they do not appear at
the end of each chapter.

The font type and point size for the main headings, sub-headings, and
illustration captions of an appendix must match that of the text.

Appendix material may be also included in compact disc form, with

each compact disc labeled using sticker paper as follows:

Your name
Thesis title
Degree, School, Institution, and Date of Graduation

Appendix number appendix name

Example
Chita P.Evardone
Shadowability of Statistical Averages
At Blowout Bifurcation
Bachelor of Arts, College of Arts and
Sciences, J.H. Cerilles State College, Mati,
San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur, 2012
Appendix A: A Fortran Program for The
Frequency Distribution

c. Curriculum Vitae

It is a professional bibliography of the candidate that may include place

and date of birth, educational background, etc.

It should be short, concise, written in the third person, and the

same Font type and point size as the rest of the thesis; must be double
space. Use only one (1) page for undergraduate and one (1) or two (2) pages
for graduate thesis
 It is must be include as the last item in the table of contents.

C. Technical Specification

1. Paper Size and Quantity

8½ x 11" short-size legal white substances 20 book paper must be used.

2. Paper Layout

Paper must be printed/typed in portrait mode. Landscape mode is

discouraged except for purposes of accommodating unusually large tables,
illustrations, and the like

3. Margins

To provide allowance for trimmings during binding and later case in

microfilming and copying, every page of the manuscript must meet these
minimum margin standards:

Top: 1.00"
Bottom 1.00"
Right 1.25"
Left 1.50" (binding edge)

All manuscript materials must fit within these margin requirements

(Including page numbers, tables, figures, and graphs)

4. Fonts and Font Size

A 12 — point Arial/Courier New size is recommended. A consistent font

and size must be observed throughout all sections the thesis except tables. Italic
may be used for quotations and words in foreign language.

5. Spacing

The manuscript, including the abstract, acknowledgement, curriculum

vitae must be double-spaced and should be used consistently throughout he
documents except tables.

6. Pagination

Preliminary pages are numbered consecutively in lower case Roman

numerals; the first page to be numbered is the Abstract page which is marked iii.

The text and back matters are numbered consecutively in Arabic

numerals.

Page numbers must appear in the same location (upper right hand corner)
on each page except on the first page chapters where the page is counted but
not marked
 Page numbers must be consistent with the text in the font size and style;
must also fit within the margin requirements.

7. Text Citation of References

References may be cited by giving the last name(s) of the author(s) and
the year of publication of the reference.

Example:………… was discovered (Longuet and Fox, 1997)

8. Corrections and Errata

No correction in the form of correction tape or fluid, erasures, crash outs,

and the like must be made on the final copy.

9. Printing

All print should be letter quality with dark black characters that are
consistently clear and dense,

10. Binding and Labeling

The manuscript is bound using a hard cover, wrapped in transparent

plastic, in navy blue for Aft green for BSA, red for CTE, and golden yellow for
CIT(Note: Distinction of color depends in each campus)

The hard cover contains the title, name of the author, school, place, date
of approval for binding, all of which are stamped in gold/black foil and set in ',4-
point Arial font with bold attribute for all elements. (See SAMPLE FORM 13:
COVERAGE)

Except for the date, all other items are in uppercase.

 APPENDIX A
FORM 1: NOMINATION OF THESIS PANEL

J.H. CIERILLES STATE COLLEGE

Mali, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur

NOMINATION OF THESIS PANEL

Date
The following are recommended to compose the Thesis Panel of

(Name/s of Students)

Name Signature

Thesis Adviser
Field Expert
Technical Expert
Statistician

The members of the above-mentioned Thesis Panel shall be present during the
Thesis Proposal Hearing and Final Oral Defense.

RECOMMENIDING APPROVAL: APPROVED

Research Instructor Chairperson

APPENDIX B
 FORM NO. 2: REQUEST FOR CHANGE OF THESIS ADVISER/ PANEL MEMBER

J.H. CERILLES SATE COLLEGE

Mati, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur

REQUEST FOR CHANGE OF THESIS ADVISER/ PANEL MEMBER

Date

Name/s:

Department:

Proposed Panel Member to be replaced Proposed Adviser/Panel Member

Name and Signature Name and Signature

Reason/s for replacement

Requested by:

Name/s of Students

RECOMMENDING APPROVAL APPROVED:

Research Instructor Chairperson

APPENDIX C
 FORM 3: APPROVAL OF THESIS TITLE HEARING

J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE

Mati, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur

APPROVAL FOR THESIS TITLE HEARING

Date

As members of the Thesis panel of

We recommend the approval of his/her/their application for Thesis Title Hearing

Thesis Adviser Date

Field Expert Date

Technical Expert Date

Statistician Date

Date: Time Place

RECOMMENDING APPROVAL: APPROVED:

Research Instructor Chairperson

APPENDIX D
 FORM 4: APPROVAL OF THESIS TITLE

J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE

Mati, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur

APPROVAL OF THESIS TITLE

Date

Names:

Department:

Proposed Title:

APPROVED:

Name Signature Date

Thesis Adviser

Field Expert

Technical Expert

Statistician
 APPENDIX E
FORM 5: APPROVAL OF THESIS PROPOSAL HEARING

J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE

Mati, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur

APPROVAL FOR THESIS PROPOSAL HEARING

Date

As member of the Thesis panel of

We recommend the approval of the student/s application for thesis proposal hearing

Thesis Adviser Date

Field Expert Date

Technical Expert Date

Statistician Date

Date: Time Place

RECOMMENDING APPROVAL: APPROVED:

Research Instructor Chairperson

APPENDIX F
 FORM 6: APPROVAL OF THESIS PROPOSAL HEARING

J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE

Mati, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur

APPROVAL FOR THESIS PROPOSAL

Date

Name/s:
Department:
Thesis Title:

APPROVED:

Name Signature Date

Thesis Adviser

Field Expert

Technical Expert

Statistician

Note: This approval sheet must be attached to the thesis proposal. The
Chairperson must be furnished with a copy of this approval sheet and the
said proposal

APPENDIX F Continued
 APPROVAL OF THESIS PROPOSAL

Date

Name/s:

Title of Thesis Proposal:

Comments:

Recommendations:

(Signature Over Printed Name)

Panelist
 APPENDIX G
FORM 7: APPROVAL FOR ORAL DEFENSE

J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE

Mati, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur

APPROVAL FOR ORAL DEFENSE

Date

As members of the Thesis panel of

We recommend the approval of his/her /their application fro Oral Examination

Thesis Adviser Date

Field Expert Date

Technical Expert Date

Statistician Date

Date: Time Place

RECOMMENDING APPROVAL: APPROVED:

Research Instructor Chairperson

 APPENDIX H
FORM 8: ORAL DEFENSE OF THESIS

J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE

Mati, San Miguel Zamboanga del Sur

ORAL DEFENSE OF THESIS

Date

Title:

Name:

This rubric is designed to assist the panelist in making an objective evaluation of

the oral performance of the candidates. Please rate each item either passed or

1. Thesis Presentation (60%)

a. Organization (30%)
b. Content (20%)
c. Presentation (Form and Style) (10%)

2. Master of Subject Matter (15%)

3. Ability to defend ideas (15%)

4. Receptiveness towards suggestions given (10%)

Overall evaluation:

Passed
Failed
Conditional

Panelist

Note: Write all suggested modification or change (if there is any) on the other sheet
of paper.
 APPENDIX H Continued
Name/s of Student:

Title of Thesis:

Recommendations:

Panelist

APPENDIX I
FORM 9: ORAL EXAMINATION REPORT

J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE

Mati. San Miguel Zamboanga del Sur
 ORAL EXAMINATION REPORT

Date

On the basis of the oral defense of

we submit the following results:

_ He/She/ They passed without modification of the manuscript

He/ S he/ T hey passed the oral defense provided the attached list
of suggestions/changes will be reflected.
_ He/She/ They failed the oral defense because of the following reasons:

Remarks (if any)

Name Signature

Thesis Adviser

Field Expert

Technical Expert

Statistician

APPENDIX J
FORM 10: APPROVAL FOR BINDING OF THESIS

J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE

Mati, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur
 APPROVAL FOR BINDING OF THESIS

This is to certify that we have examined the Thesis of

And found that all the comments and recommendations of the defense panel had
been Reflected.

This certification is issued so that the student/s can submit the manuscript
for final binding

Name Signature Date

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

APPROVED:

Chairperson

Date

APPENDIX K
SAMPLE FORM 1. TITLE PAGE

THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF IMPACT ABSORPTION CAPABILITY OF A

SQUARE-GRID DESIGNED CHIPBOARD MATERIAL
 AN UNDERGRADUATE THESIS

Presented to the Faculty of

College of Teacher Education
J.H CERILLES STATE COLLEGE
Mati, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur

In Partial Fulfillment
Of the Requirements for the Degree
BACHELOR IN SECONDARY EDUCATION
(Math)

JUAN F. DELA CRUZ

March 2004

APPENDIX L
SAMPLE FORM 2: CERTIFICATE OF PANEL APPROVAL

CERTIFICATE OF PANEL APPROVAL

 The thesis l i n e d ' T H E E X P E R I M E N T A L S T U D Y O F IMPACT
ABSORPTION CAPABILITY OF A SQUARE-GRID BESIGNED CHIPBOARD
MATERIAL, prepared and submitted by JUAN F. DELA CRUZ, in partial fulfilment of
The requirements for the degree Bachelor in Secondary Education, is
hereby recommended for approval.

LEE FRANCOIS EXUPERRY MA.Ed.

Thesis Adviser
Date

This thesis is approved in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree
Bachelor in Secondary Education.
Approved by the Ora! Examination Committee on
with a of (PASSED).

SAMUEL CLEMENS, MA.Ed JONATHAN EDWARS, Ed. D

Member Member

Statisitician

RENE DESCARTES, Ph.D

Chairperson

APPENDIX M
SAMPLE FORM 3: ABSTRACT
Note:
One or two pages for Graduate thesis.
Content must not exceed 400 words.

APPENDIX N
SAMPLE FORM 4: DEDICATION

Note
 This work is lovingly dedicated to
OUR ALMIGHTY GOD

My wife Florfe
My daughter Marlene Faye and Aaron Christian
And my mother Florentine

APPENDIX 0
SAMPLE FORM 5: ACKNOWLEDGMENT

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

My heartfelt thanks goes to the following for their valuable contribution in the
conduct And completion of this study:

Dr.Eliso P. Villanueva, thesis adviser, for this support and direction, motivation
and Guidance

Prop. Edwin 0 Deirine for his valuable motivation and encouragement to pursue
this Study
 Madame Laureana S. Rosales and Mrs. Rosalinda R. Deleste of the Lyceum of
Iligan Foundation Management for extending their financial support;

Engr. Jane Maghuyop fo her assistance in the report preparation;

Mr. Rodel Pumicpic, Jun Razada and William Gella, for their help and assistance
in fabrication of the different test specimens used in the project;

Mr. Tolentino V. Gomez Jr. (MSU-IIT COE Lab. Tech) for his help in the
fabrication of the test rig for the experiment;

Most important, to my wife Maria Salome to my children Mae Shogar and Herbert
Anefel, who gave me love understanding, care and normal support during the
course masteral study; and

Above all, the Heavenly Father, for His unending love, and guidance

Researcher

APPENDIX P
SAMPLE FORM 6: TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE PAGE ii
APPROVAL SHEET’ iii
ACKNOWLEDGMENT iv
DEDICATION v
ABSTRACT vi
TABLE OF CONTENT vii
LIST OF TABLES viii
LIST OF FIGURES

CHAPTER
1. THE PROBLEM
 Introduction 1
Conceptual Framework 2
Statement of Problem 3
Significance of the study 4
Scope and Limitation 5
Definition of Terms 6

2. REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

3. METHODOLOGY

Research Design 15
Research Environment 15
Sampling Design 16
Research Instrument 16
Research Respondents 17
Data Gathering Procedure 17
Statistical Process 18

4. PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION DATA

5. FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Findings 32
Conclusions 35
Recommendations 37

REFERENCES 4

APPENDIX

A Letter to the Program Coordinator 41

B Letter to the Respondents 42
c Questionnaire Checklist 43

CURRICULUM VITAE 50
 APPENDIX Q
SAMPLE FORM 7: LIST OF TABLES

LIST OF TABLES

Table Page

1. Total recorded catch and their relative abundance 26

2. Monthly catch of fish sample in Charm, Misamis 29

3. Monthly catch of fish samples in Punat Salum Misamis

Occidental 30

4. Monthly catch of fish samples in Lugait, Misamis Oriental 31

 5. Monthly catch of samples in Jimenez, Misamis Oriental 33

6. List of identified species caught in IIigan Bay from

February to May 2003 35

7. Fish composition species composition in IIigan Bay within

four month collection period 38

8. Average length and weight of the different general of fishes

caught in IIigan Bay from the month of February and May 39

9. Physico-chemical parameters measured during the monthly

collection 42

10. Summary of the gut contents found from the stomachs

of fishes collected in IIigan Bay from the months of February
to May 2001 43

11. Percentage occurrence of food items from the stomach

to 66 fish species caught in IIigan Bay 46

12. Feeding ecology of fish samples collected in IIigan Bay 60

APPENDIX R
SAMPLE FORM 8: LIST OF FIGURES

Figure Page

1 Map of Iligan Bay showing the four fish sampling stations 20

2 Digital plarimeter used for computing the surface area of the tail 24

3 Full cluster dendrogram of sixty-six fish species 66

4 Dendogram showing the three major group 67

5 Diet characteristic of Group I 69

6 Diet characteristic of Group II 70

7 Diet characteristic of Group III

8 The food web of lligan 82

LIST OF FIGURES

APPENDIX S
SAMPLE FORM 9: LIST OF APPENDICES

LIST OF APPENDICES

A Taxonomy of the Collected Species 91

B Photographs of the Collected Species 108

C. Photographs of the Different Food Items 142
D. Percentage Composition by Weight of Food Items
from the Stomachs of Fish Species Analysed 149
 E. Codes of Analysed Fish Species 154

F. Similarity Matrix 156

APPENDIX T
SAMPLE FORM 10: CHAPTER: TABLES: FIGURES: PAGINATION

CHAPTER 4

4.1 Purify of Bacteria Isolates on Physical Characteristics

Bacterial isolate: Bacillus app. 1 and 2 and ohysomonas sp. 2

which were known to absorb heavy metal species from the previous
study (4) were purified bacteria has the same physical characteristic
based on the reference chart for determination of cultural
characteristics of isolate (appendix A) as in the previous study.
Tables 4.1 to 4.3 listed the observed cultural characteristic of this
research as against that previously characterized.

Table 4.1 Comparative summary of Bacillius sp. 1from the previous (4) and
current research
 Characteristics Bacillus sp. 1
Previous (4) Current
1. Colony morphology
a.Form Circular Circular
b.Elevation Flat Flat
c Margin Entire Entire
d Color Creamy White Creamy White
2. Cell morphology
a. Gram Reaction Positive Positive
b Shape Long rods Long rods
c Arrangement of Cells Singly Singly
3. Oxygen Requirement
4. Growth Characteristic
a. Agar Plant
I Form of Growth Fatom Filtorm
II Amount of Growth Abundant Abundant
b. Nurient Both (Surface Growth) Membranous
Membranous
 APPENDIX U
SAMPLE FORM 11: REFERENCES

REFERENCES

(BAS) BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. 2006. Supply and Utilization

Accounts. Retrieved from: http://bas.gov.ph./stat6_sua.php on30April 2007

BUTLER R. 2006. List of Freshwater fishes for Philippines. Web page:

http//vvww.fish mongabay.com 1994-1995 generated from FishBase.org
(Updated 17 November 2004).

CAGAUAN AG. 2007. Exotic Aquatic Species Introduction in the Philippines for
Aquaculture- A threat to Biodiversity or a Boom to the Economy? J Environ Sci
Management 10(1):48-62.

CERVANCIA M, KOTTELAT M. 2007. Cyclocheilichtys schoppeae, a new species of

freshwater fish (Teleostei: Cyprinidae) from northern Palawan,Philippines.
The Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 55(1):141-145.
DIESMOS AC, MC LAGDA NF, TRESNADO, BROWN RM. 2004. The Snake from
Thaal. Haring lbon (1st quarter, 2004): 8-12.
ESCHMEYER WN. (ed.) 2011. Catalog of Fishes electronic version (5 January
2011) http://research.calacademy.org/ichthyology/catalogifishcatman.asp
GONZALES JCT. 2006. Notes on the Freshwater Fish Fauna of Selected Rivers on
Polillo Island, Philippines. Paper presented during the 11 th Southern Luzon
Zonal R&D Review. November' 2007: Ateneo de Manila University: Philippine
Council for Aquatic Marine Research and Development. 1-13p.
Appendix V continued

Statistical Interpreter

 The ANOVA table decomposes the variance of the data into

four (4)
Components: a component due to difference between level of
Velocity, a
Component due to differences between levels of Length of
Sides, a
Component due to interactions between levels of length of
Sides, and a
Residual component.

 F-test have been run to determine which factors are statically

significant.
The following factors have P-values below 0.05 and thus
correspond to
Statically significant effects. These effects are velocity, length
of sides
And interaction
 APPENDIX W
SAMPLE FORM 13: COVER PAGE

ULTIMATE TENSILE AND COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH

OF CONCRETE CONTAINING COIR FIBERS
 BACHELOR IN SECONDARY EDUCATION
(English)
J.H. CERILLES STATE COLLEGE
Mati, San Miguel, Zamboanga Del Sur

SANDARA PARKS

March 2003

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