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Articles in April, 2002 issue of Natural History
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Fear of foxes
by Stephan Reebs -
The five points of Lagrange: at some very special spots in the Earth-Moon gravitational system, all forces are in balance
by Neil deGrasse Tyson -
Baseball, a Celebration
by George Gmelch -
Riding the train
by C.A. Freeman - Distinctive destinations: with so many wonderful vacation options, how do you choose the one that's right for you? The following destinations offer a unique combination of natural and cultural attractions
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Four ears to the ground: for an elephant, the foot may be a powerful listening device
by Alan Burdick - Museum events in April
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Parks and pools: a southern California reserve protects vanishing habitats
by Robert H. Mohlenbrock -
The sky in April
by Joe Rao -
Immune response
by George Bergman -
Knock, knock, who's there?
by Stephan Reebs -
Scent wars: while one lemur takes a relaxed attitude, another seems obsessed with marking its territory
by Joyce A. Powzyk -
Off the map
by Irwin Marks -
Crystal balls: borrowed genes can help anything evolveeven the eye - The Evolutionary Front
by Carl Zimmer -
Twister! Hit by a gusty spring breeze, the daffodil turns its back
by Adam Summers -
String theory: the tradition of spinning raw fibers dates back at least 28,000 years
by Meredith F. Small - West Virginia: this spring as the snow begins to melt, discover the beauty of West Virginia
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The producers: now playing: the original stars in nature's longest-running hit
by Richard Panek -
After all these years
by Ellen Goldensohn -
Plant economics
by Stephan Reebs -
All for one: in southern Africa, thousands of Cape buffalo offer a lesson in the ups and downs of group living
by Robyn Keene-Young -
The human presence
by Robert (American businessman and engineer) Anderson -
Birds in living color
by B. Adam -
Lean, mean, and fast machine
by Stephan Reebs -
Intelligent design?
by Richard Milner -
Science versus religion? No contest
by Ian Tattersall -
Leaves and needles
by Kriss Replogle -
United they wave
by Stephan Reebs -
18th century AD
by Irmgard Musch - Bookshelf
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Cutting remarks
by Sue Sommers -
Trunk toolery
by Stephan Reebs -
A mouse's tale
by Steven N. Austad -
Arms control
by Judy Rice
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