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APPLIED ARTS AND FINE ARTS 3
THE ORIGINS OF CETACEANS 7
DESERT FORMATION 12
EARLY CINEMA 17
AGGRESSION 22
ARTISANS AND INDUSTRIALIZATION 27
SWIMMING MACHINES 32
EENTH-CENTURY POLITICS IN THE UNITED STATES 37
THE EXPRESSION OF EMOTIONS 42
GEOLOGY AND LANDSCAPE 47
GROUNDWATER 52
THE ORIGINS OF THEATER 57
TIMBERLINE VEGETATION ON MOUNTAINS 62
ARCHITECTURE 67
Depletion of the Ogallala Aquifer 72
The Long-Term Stability of Ecosystems 78
Opportunists petitors 83
Lascaux Cave Paintings 88
Electricity from Wind 93
Deer Populations of the Puget Sound 98
Cave Art in Europe 104
Petroleum Resources 110
Meteorite Impact and Dinosaur Extinction 116
MINERALS AND PLANTS 122
THE ORIGIN OF THE PACIFIC ISLAND PEOPLE 127
THE CAMBRIAN EXPLOSION 133
Powering the Industrial Revolution 139
William Smith 145
Infantile Amnesia 150
The Geologic History of the Mediterranean 155
Ancient Rome and Greece 160
Agriculture, Iron, and the Bantu Peoples 165
THE RISE OF TEOTIHUACAN 171
EXTINCTION OF THE DINOSAURS 177
RUNNING WATER ON MARS 183
Colonizing the Americas via the Northwest Coast 188
REFLECTION IN TEACHING 194
THE ARRIVAL OF PLANT LIFE IN HAWAII 200
FEEDING HABITS OF EAST AFRICAN HERBIVORES 205
LOIE FULLER 210
GREEN ICEBERGS 215
Chinese Pottery 220
Variations in the Climate 226
Seventeenth-Century European Economic Growth 232
Ancient Egyptian Sculpture 238
Orientation and Navigation 243
Begging by Nestlings 249
Which Hand Did They Use? 255
Transition to Sound in Film 261
Water in the Desert 267
Types of Social Groups 272
Biological Clocks 277
Methods of Studying Infant Perception 283
Children and Advertising 289
Maya Water Problems 294
Pastoralism in Ancient Inner Eurasia 299
A Warm-Blooded Turtle 304
Mass Extinctions 309
Glacier Formation 315
APPLIED ARTS AND FINE ARTS
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