Natural History
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Articles in Nov 2000 issue of Natural History
- Tales of a Feathered Tail - examination of avian evolution from dinosaurs and characteristics of evolutionary progression
by Stephen Jay Gould - In Sum - signs of beetle bits on fossil leaves; fuel for migrating birds; butterfly sex controls - Brief Article
by Richard Milner - MEXICO - wintering site of monarch butterflies and cosmological symbolism of ancient city Chichen Itza - Brief Article
- The Search for LUCA - Last Universal Common Ancestor
by Matt Ridley - World Explorer Cruises - educational cruises and nature exploration services - Brief Article
- The Cambridge World History of Food. - Review - book review
by Raymond Sokolov - Picky, Picky - Brief Article
by Ellen Goldensohn - Swan Hellenic - educational cruises and travel services - Brief Article
- Facts on Foliage - Web sites that explain why leaves change color - Brief Article
by Robert Anderson - BELIZE - ecotourism - Brief Article
- BOOKSHELF. - Review - book review
by William R. Clark - Who's Really on First? - research data analysis from Monte Verde archeological site; includes notes on magazine contributors
- Dangerous Curves - how snakes use bending skills - Brief Article
by Carl Zimmer - On Earth As in the Heavens
by Neil de Grasse Tyson - The Road to Ancient Helike - astronomer Steven Sorer's participation in geological research that lead to discovery of ancient Greek city
by Henry S.F. Jr. Cooper - When Lions Ruled France - paintings in France's Chauvet Cave depict extinct cats
by Craig Packer - Tongue Twister - Brief Article
by Richard Milner - Autumn's Deep Rut - sexual behaviour of elks - Brief Article
by Peter J. Marchand - Land Of The Walking Marriage - Mosuo people of China
by Lu Yuan - Slip Sliding Away - Brief Article
by J. Alan Holman - Piedmont Perspective - Piedmont Plateau of the Appalachian Region; includes notes on wetland and dry forest flora - Brief Article
by Robert H. Mohlenbrock - Hidden Choices Of Females - females of some species have ability to block sperm from reaching egg
by Tim Birkhead - What's in a Name - naming of solar system objects by International Astronomical Union; includes notes on astronomical observation
by Richard Panek - Stealth Moms - mothering behavior of Borneo treeshrews
by Louise Emmons