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Front Matter (19 pp.)
LettersMacroevolution Conference, pp. 770+773-774
D. J. Futuyma; R. C. Lewontin; G. C. Mayer; J. Seger; J. W. Stubblefield; Alan R. Templeton; L. Val Giddings; Hampton L. Carson; Everett C. Olson; Joseph E. Armstrong; Boyce A. Drummond
Lasers in Space, p. 774
Michael B. Callaham; Ben Bova
Erratum: Estimating Cancer Risks from Low Doses of Ionizing Radiation, p. 774
Erratum: Sickle Cell (II): Many Agents near Trials, p. 774
Laboratory Safety, p. 775Philip H. Abelson
Prudent Practices for Handling Hazardous Chemicals in Laboratories, pp. 777-780Blaine C. McKusick
Geologic Remote Sensing, pp. 781-791Alexander F. H. Goetz; Lawrence C. Rowan
The Judiciary: What Role in Health Improvement?, pp. 792-793David L. Bazelon
News and CommentCabinet Split on Merits of Grain Embargo, pp. 794-795
Colin Norman
EPA and Industry Pursue Regulatory Options, pp. 796-798
R. Jeffrey Smith
Prior Restraints Recommended, p. 797
Gina Bari Kolata
BriefingScience Subcommittees Get New Chairmen, pp. 798-799
William J. Broad
Air Academy Drops Ban on Sickle Carriers, p. 799
William J. Broad
Budget Cutters Clip Away at Science, p. 799
William J. Broad
Academy Hosts Meeting on Conservation of Monuments, p. 799
William J. Broad
Institute Loses Bid for Hughes's Billions, pp. 800-802
William J. Broad
Research NewsMatter, Matter, Everywhere..., pp. 803-806
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Ethiopian Stone Tools are World's Oldest, pp. 806-807
Roger Lewin
Prediction of Huge Peruvian Quakes Quashed, pp. 808-809
Richard A. Kerr
Book ReviewsOrigins of the Modern Synthesis, pp. 810-811
The Evolutionary Synthesis
Ernst Mayr; William B. Provine
Review author[s]: Michael Ruse
Muscle Physiology, p. 812
Plasticity of Muscle
Dirk Pette
Review author[s]: Michael Barany
Enzymatic Transformations, pp. 812-813
Enzymatic Basis of Detoxication
William B. Jakoby
Review author[s]: F. Peter Guengerich
Tupaiidae, p. 813
Comparative Biology and Evolutionary Relationships of Tree Shrews
W. Patrick Luckett
Review author[s]: Robert Martin
A Study in Paleoecology, pp. 813-814
Lower Wenlock Faunal and Floral Dynamics
Valdar Jaanusson; Sven Laufeld; Roland Skoglund
Review author[s]: Reuben J. Ross
ReportsMeasurements of the Volcanic Plumes of Mount St. Helens in the Stratosphere and Troposphere: Introduction, pp. 815-816
James B. Pollack
Airborne Studies of the Emissions from the Volcanic Eruptions of Mount St. Helens, pp. 816-818
Peter V. Hobbs; Lawrence F. Radke; Mark W. Eltgroth; Dean A. Hegg
Trajectories of the Mount St. Helens Eruption Plume, pp. 819-821
Edwin F. Danielsen
Gaseous Constituents in the Plume from Eruptions of Mount St. Helens, pp. 821-823
Edward C. Y. Inn; James F. Vedder; Estelle P. Condon; Dean O'Hara
Changes in Stratospheric Water Vapor Associated with the Mount St. Helens Eruption, pp. 823-824
David G. Murcray; Frank J. Murcray; D. Boyd Barker; H. John Mastenbrook
Measurements of Cloud Condensation Nuclei in the Stratosphere around the Plume of Mount St. Helens, pp. 824-825
C. F. Rogers; J. G. Hudson; W. C. Kocmond
Filter Measurements of Stratospheric Sulfate and Chloride in the Eruption Plume of Mount St. Helens, pp. 826-827
B. W. Gandrud; A. L. Lazrus
Trace Element Composition of the Mount St. Helens Plume: Stratospheric Samples from the 18 May Eruption, pp. 827-830
Teri Vossler; David L. Anderson; Namik K. Aras; Janet M. Phelan; William H. Zoller
Characterization of Aerosols from Eruptions of Mount St. Helens, pp. 830-832
R. L. Chuan; D. C. Woods; M. P. McCormick
Size Distributions and Mineralogy of Ash Particles in the Stratosphere from Eruptions of Mount St. Helens, pp. 832-834
Neil H. Farlow; Verne R. Oberbeck; Kenneth G. Snetsinger; Guy V. Ferry; George Polkowski; Dennis M. Hayes
Absorption of Visible Radiation by Aerosols in the Volcanic Plume of Mount St. Helens, pp. 834-836
J. A. Ogren; R. J. Charlson; L. F. Radke; S. K. Domonkos
Measurements of the Imaginary Part of the Refractive Index between 300 and 700 Nanometers for Mount St. Helens Ash, pp. 836-838
E. M. Patterson
Marine Macrophytes as a Global Carbon Sink, pp. 838-840
S. V. Smith
Fate and Transport of Dieldrin in Coralville Reservoir: Residues in Fish and Water Following a Pesticide Ban, pp. 840-842
Jerald L. Schnoor
Protein Antigens from Staphylococcus aureus Strains Associated with Toxic-Shock Syndrome, pp. 842-844
Mitchell L. Cohen; Stanley Falkow
Exercise Hyperpnea and Locomotion: Parallel Activation from the Hypothalamus, pp. 844-846
Frederic L. Eldridge; David E. Millhorn; Tony G. Waldrop
Mutualism among Sessile Invertebrates: A Mediator of Competition and Predation, pp. 846-848
Richard W. Osman; Julie Ann Haugsness
Back Matter (17 pp.)
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