Most Recent Articles from BioScience

• A new AIBS for the Age of Biology 

  In these early years of the 21st century, scientific discovery and understanding are playing an important and growing role in meeting the...

  11/01/04 by Joel Cracraft · More from publication

• The genomic palimpsest: genomics in evolution and ecology 

  Genomics is the discipline that has grown up around the sequencing and analysis of complete genomes. It has typically emphasized questions that...

  11/01/04 by Charles F. Delwiche · More from publication

• Ratcheting down the coral reefs 

  Coral reefs are continuing to deteriorate around the world, despite millions of dollars' worth of government effort per year, the commitment of...

  11/01/04 by Charles Birkeland · More from publication

• The dynamic regime concept for ecosystem management and restoration. 

  Because the response of ecosystem patterns and processes to disturbance is rarely linear, the dynamic regime concept offers a more realistic...

  11/01/04 by Audrey L. Mayer · More from publication

• America's oldest science agency gets a facelift 

  With an annual research budget of approximately $600 million (including $150 million for extramural research), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...

  11/01/04 by Adrienne Froelich Sponberg · More from publication

• The ghosts of endangered species past: recent lessons at the intersection of history and biology 

  In the April 2004 issue of BioScience, Scott Norris described a recent conference held at the University of California, Santa Barbara, at which a...

  11/01/04 by Peter S. Alagona · More from publication

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