Natural History
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Articles in Nov 2003 issue of Natural History
- Whence the moon - Letters
by Harrison H. Schmitt - Maryland - Distinctive Destinations
- Ancient Wine: the Search for the Origins of Viniculture - Book Review
by Laurence A. Marschall - Ask Pooh - Letters - Letter to the Editor
by William J. Rihn - Cruise Wwest - Distinctive Destinations
- Mutants: on Genetic Variety and the Human Body
by Laurence A. Marschall - Night lights - Letters - Letter to the Editor
by Vicente Rivera - West Virginia - Distinctive Destinations - Brief Article
- Built for Speed: a Year in the Life of Pronghorn
by Laurence A. Marschall - Naked: it's so 68,000 B.C - Samplings - Brief Article
by Stephan Reebs - Desert dreams: seeking the secret mammals of the salt pans - Naturalist At Large
by Michael A. Mares - Time will tell - nature.net
by Robert Anderson - Spinmeisters - Samplings - Brief Article
by Stephan Reebs - Catch and release: sea cucumbers might put a torn Achilles tendon back together again - Biomechanics
by Adam Summers - Experience SonicVision: how do you see your music? - At the museum: American Museum of Natural History
- Poisoning the waters - Samplings - Brief Article
by Stephan Reebs - The lizard kings: small monitors roam to the east of an unseen frontier; mammals roam to the west
by Samuel S. Sweet - Museum events - Calendar
- A well-dressed bird - The Natural Moment
by Erin Espelie - Elemental question - Samplings - periodic table of the elements - Brief Article
by Stephan Reebs - Trashed: across the Pacific Ocean, plastics, plastics, everywhere
by Charles Moore - Up the chimney: pipes of hot gas stream from superbubbles bursting out of the disk of the Milky Way - Out There
by Charles Liu - Flushed - Up Front - Editorial
by Peter Brown - Really sinister - Samplings - behavioral laterization in snakes - Brief Article
by Stephan Reebs - Fight of the bumblebee: insects, like people, are constantly threatened by disease. Bumblebees' simple but effective immune systems shed light on the evolution of immune defenses and the costs of maintaining them
by Paul Schmid-Hempel - The sky in November - Out There
by Joe Rao - The light fantastic - Letters
by Hans J. Berliner - Dark and darker: there's a lot more gravity in the cosmos than meets the eye - Universe
by Neil deGrasse Tyson - Oasis in the Everglades: a Florida wildlife refuge combines nature and nurture - This Land
by Robert H. Mohlenbrock - Captivated - Endpaper
by Meredith F. Small - Carl Sagan's legacy - Letters - Letter to the Editor
- The Cayman islands - Distinctive Destinations
- Stand and deliver: why did early hominids begin to walk on two feet?
by Ian Tattersall