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Summer 1996
Vol. 49:3
With multiple food sources and a mild climate,
California was once a paradise for
grizzly, or brown, bears.
Photograph by Michael Sewell.
Departments
Horizons
Three's a Crowd
Pesticides Plummet in Sea Lions
•Blake Edgar
Habitats
Chinese Mitten Crabs Discover San Francisco Bay
•Gordy Slack
Wild
Lives
Sea Fans
•Gary C. Williams
Counterpoints
in Science
The Bunny Club
•Jerold M. Lowenstein
Here
at the Academy
Traditions Alive
•Gordy Slack
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Features
Droppings
From on High
In Tropical Forests Nothing Goes to Waste
•Edward S. Ross
At Home
in the Natural World
Naturalist's
Almanac and Skyguide
What to look for this Summer
Not
available online:
Once there Were Bears
The Rise and Fall of the California Grizzly
•Doug Peacock
To Become a Grizzly
Bear Doctors of Native America
•Martha E. True
Robert Stebbins
Interview with a Desert Patriarch
•Philip Klasky
Life on the Edge
Ghosts of Grizzlies
•Keith K. Howell
The Lonesome Evening Primrose
A Plant Bereft of Pollinators
•Gary
Paul Nabhan and
Stephen L. Buchmann
Suddenly, Planets
There is Some Place Like Home—Well,
Jupiter
•Seth
Shostak
A Trail Less Traveled
A Not-so-Desolate Wilderness
•Gerald Haslam
Letters
Piltdown Revisited
Skyguide
Reviews
John Rapko on The Others by Paul Shepard
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