Natural History
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Articles in Dec-Jan 1997 issue of Natural History
- My Visit to the Zoo
by Jean Craighead George - Cities beneath the sea
by Barbie Bischof - Rattlesnake Dance: True Tales, Mysteries, and Rattlesnake Ceremonies
by Jean Craighead George - Reefs in crisis
by Barbie Bischof - Lightning
by Jean Craighead George - Emerging infections on the reefs
by Andrew W. Bruckner - Storm on the Desert
by Jean Craighead George - Digging Cuba: the lesson of the bones
by Ross MacPhee - Back to the Wild
by Jean Craighead George - Isle of spice
by Robert H. Mohlenbrock - Kids log on
by Robert (American businessman and engineer) Anderson - Peppers today, sauce tomaly: Congo peppers the fiery heart of Caribbean cuisine, were transplanted from the jungles of Amazonia
by Robb Walsh - Nurturing young naturalists
by Jean Craighead George - The paradox of the visibly irrelevant
by Stephen Jay Gould - Turtle Bay
by Jean Craighead George - Keeping up with the sponges: a microscope, a movie camera, and a laundry marker reveal sponges on the move
by Calhoun Bond - Kayuktuk: an Arctic Quest
by Jean Craighead George - The season of las parrandas
by Tom Miller - How It Was with Dooms: A True Story from Africa
by Jean Craighead George - Darwin's lizards: like Galapagos' finches, anoles of the Greater Antilles have proved to be eminently adaptable
by Jonathan B. Losos