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Fall 1995
Vol. 48:4
Nearly every act involving reproduction and
rearing in the seahorse's life reverses our conventional assumptions about
parental roles.
Illustration by Dugald Stermer.
Departments
Horizons
Swimming Sloths
Darwinian Medicine
•Blake Edgar
Habitats
Sinkyone InterTribal Park
•Gordy Slack
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At Home
in the Natural World
Naturalist's
Almanac and Skyguide
What to look for this Fall
Not
available online:
The Thin Green Line
Game Wardens Stay Ahead of the Game
•Kevin Hansen
The Man Who Knows Snow
Climatic Clues From Antarctica
•Jane E. Stevens
Bats Do It, Frogs Do
It
Even Deep-Sea Angler Fish Do It
•Dugald Stermer
Portraits In Lace
Neuroptera: Nerve Wings
•Norman D. Penny
From Here To Eternity
Taking Measure of the Cosmos
•Ken
Croswell
Water Puppets
The Soul of the Vietnamese Rice
Fields Resurfaces
•David
A. Taylor
Life On The Edge
Short Cuts
•Keith K. Howell
Here At The Academy
Robert Jenkins Oversees Sea Change
•Cynthia Mills
At Home
In the Natural World
Wild
Lives
Banana Slugs: Partners in Slime
•David George Gordon
Counterpoints
In Science
Brooding Over Eggs
•Jerold M. Lowenstein
Letters
Aquarium Accolade
Mountain Lion Mauling
Reviews
The Beauty of the Beastly•The
Company of Wolves•A
Wilder life•A
Seasonal Guide to Northern California
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