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National Research Council reports on NASA's "new philosophy" about small planetary missions (such as Mars Pathfinder, right) are discussed. The University of North Dakota credits generous donations from corporations with "significantly" reducing "research and teaching downtime" after damaging Red River flooding in April 1997. And ecologists debate how to discover "novel patterns in natural ecosystems" in island area studies.How to Submit a Letter to the Editor
Volume 278, Number 5345,
Issue of 12 December 1997
pp. 1865-1869.
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Small NASA Missions
Joseph A. Burns and David Smith |
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Corporate Philanthropy
Kevin D. Young et al. |
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Biodiversity and Ecosystem Properties
David Tilman et al. David A. Wardle et al. |
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