The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 181National Geographic Society., 1992 - Geography |
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ARTIST WILLIAM H. BOND peregrine falcon named Scarlett in 1978 captured the imagination of the publicand the interest of scientists striving to save her species . In the decade following , Falco peregrinus made a ...
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ARTIST WILLIAM H. BOND peregrine falcon named Scarlett in 1978 captured the imagination of the publicand the interest of scientists striving to save her species . In the decade following , Falco peregrinus made a ...
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T Tales of Climate Change Held Deep in the Ice his spring , two separate drills - one operated by U.S. scientists , the other by a European team - began to reach down nearly two miles to the bottom of the Greenland ice sheet to bring up ...
T Tales of Climate Change Held Deep in the Ice his spring , two separate drills - one operated by U.S. scientists , the other by a European team - began to reach down nearly two miles to the bottom of the Greenland ice sheet to bring up ...
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Each field season brings more scientists from abroad , to study what many consider the world's most interesting lake . " Compared with Baikal , Lake Tahoe is a desert , " says Grachev's colleague Charles Goldman from the University of ...
Each field season brings more scientists from abroad , to study what many consider the world's most interesting lake . " Compared with Baikal , Lake Tahoe is a desert , " says Grachev's colleague Charles Goldman from the University of ...
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