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15 December 1972 t I E N UVol. 178, No. 4066
LETTERS Adequate Protection: M. Goldberg; Modern Taxonomy: E. 0. Wilson; H. E.Evans; S. van der Spoel, A. C. Pierrot-Bults, R. W. M. van Soest; P. H. Raven . 1151
EDITORIAL Come, Now, and Let Us Reason Together: M. Rees ........................ 1155
ARTICLES Gravitation Theory: Empirical Status from Solar System Experiments:K. L. Nordtvedt, Jr ........................................... 1157
Genetic Control of Insect Populations: R. H. Smith and R. C. von Borstel ........ 1164
Evaluation of Infant Intelligence: M. Lewis and H. McGurk .... .............. 1174
NEWS AND COMMENT
RESEARCH NEWS
BOOK REVIEWS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
VICE PRESIDENTS ANDSECTION SECRETARIES1
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Grant Termination: Scientist Wins $16 Million for Loss of Support ............H. Allen Smith Jet Propulsion Lab-or What's in a Name?.................Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory: Weapons Are Still the Focus ..............
U.N. Environmental Program: Despite Hitch, Coming on Strong ..............
Energy Needs: Projected Demands and How to Reduce Them ................
Cyclic AMP in Brain: Role in Synaptic Transmission ......................
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Exploring New Ethics for Survival: reviewed by G. M. Woodwell; TheAssessment of Population Affinities in Man: R. Singer; SecondaryAnalysis of Sample Surveys: M. Rosenberg; Reactions of Molecules atElectrodes: H. Gerischer; Books Received. ........................... 1191
MMINA REES 'GLENN 'T. SEABORG LEONARD M. RIESER DAVID BLACKWEL LEWIS M. BRANSCOMBRetiring President, Chairman Presdent President-Elie RICHARD H. BARRY COMMONER
MATHEMATICS (A) PHYSICS (B) CHEMISTRY C) ASTRONOMY (0)MATi{:EM"l:CS:(F ::: xPHYSfCS:::(B) wt1; p g s George B. Field;John W. Tufjkey Herbert Friedman Martin Paul Geog B FiedF. A. Fickeni: t:: RoIff M. 0;Sincaia:|tr 0: Leo Schubert Arlo U. Landolt
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Temperature Regulation by the Inflorescence of Philodendron: K. A. Nagy,D. K. Odell, R. S. Seymnour.....................................
Smoke of Cigarettes and Little Cigars: An Analytical Comparison:D. HoflJmanin and E. L. Wynder..................................
Gravitational Effects on Concentrations and Partial Pressures in Solutions:A Thermodynamic Analysis: F. C. Andrews .........................
Ragweed Hay Fever: Genetic Control and Linkage to HL-A Haplotypes:B. B. Levine, R. H. Stember, M. Fotino ............................
Collagen Synthesis in Xenopus elocytes after Injection of Nuclear RNA of FrogEmbryos: J. W. Rollins and R. A. Flickinger ........................
Circadian Corticosteroid Periodicity: Critical Period for Abolition byNeonatal Injection of Corticosteroid: D. T. Krieger ....................
Nitrogen Fixation by a Blue-Green Epiphyte on Pelagic Sargassuml:E. J. Carpenter .............................................
Dispersal of Rabbit Lung into Individual Viable Cells: A New Model for theStudy of Lung Metabolism: K. G. Gould, Jr., et al.....................
Reversed Development and Cellular Aging in an Insect: S. D. Beck andR. K. Bharadwaj ............................................
Inhibition of Sperm-Egg Interaction by Specific Antibody: C. A. Shivers et al.......
Ultraviolet Reflection of a Male Butterfly: Interference Color Caused byThin-Layer Elaboration of Wing Scales: H. Ghiradella et al...............
Moving Visual Scenes Influence the Apparent Direction of Gravity:J. Dichgans et al.............................................
Synthetic Rat Scotophobin Induces Dark Avoidance in Mice: D. H. Malin andH. N. Guwttnan .............................................
Observational Learning and Social Facilitation in the Rat: T. R. Zentalland J. M. Levine ............................................
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Portion of an ultraviolet-reflectingwing scale of the butterfly Euremalisa. The ultraviolet reflection is struc-tural rather than pigmentary, and iscaused by optical interference in thelainellar system associated with theridges that project upward from thescale. See page 1214. [Diagram by R.Loos, State University of New Yorkat Albany]
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