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POSITIONS WANTED | POSIONS OPEN POSITIONS OPEN Broadbl trained Cenetidat Ph.D. 1965. Two THOMAS HUNT MORGAN SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY years of postdoctoral training; 38. Outstanding OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF BACTERIOLOGY AND teacher, 15 years of professional experience. UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY IMMUNOLOGY Special interest innovative undergraduate pro- grams. 2266 Lake Circle, Jackson, Mississippi X Applcations are invited for six available faculty Applications are invited for a position as Apsis*ta 39211. positions at the Assistant Professor level. Qualifica- Professor in Microbiology. The departmentintends tions: Ph.D. and an interest in developing an ac- to develop areas of procaryotic and eucaryotic cell tive research program; competency in teaching biology, and prefers candidates whose main inter- Immunologist. Ph.D., cellular and humoral, de- courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. ests lie in these areas. Competence in microbial sires teaching/research position; tumor-fetal anti- Fields of interest include: (i) Vertebrate Zoology physiology, biology of eucaryotic microorgpnisms, gens, autoimmunity, immunoreproduction. Box 151, (Comparative Anatomy and Histology); (ii) Gen- or host-parasite interactions at the molecu lr level SCIENCE. X eral Parasitology; (ill) General Virology; (iv) Gen- would make the candidate additionally desirable. eral and Applied Microbiology; (v) Mycology; (vi) Applicants should request three referees to write, Genetics. Send curriculum vitae, a brief descrip- and send curriculum vitae, bibliography, and a Information Dissemination Specialist. Ten years' tion of experience and current interests in teach- summary of research plans to Chairman, Depart- of at least three ing and research, and the names Director's Office, ment of Bacteriology and Immunology, University experience in foundation and federally funded references to Search Commintee, of California, Berkeley, Calif. 94720. The Univer- programs to reach policy-makers and potential School of Biological Sciences, University of Ken- sity of California is an affirmative action employer. implementers with benchwork results. Prefer agri- tucky, Lexington, Kentucky 40506. Deadline for Both female and minority applicants are urged to cultural, ecologic, oceanographic sciences. Will receipt of applications, 4 weeks from date of ap- apply. relocate. Box 62, SCIENCE. 3/29 pearance of this notice. An equal opportunity/ affirmative action employer. BIOCHEMIST Instrument Repair Spedalist. Chemistry degree Immediate postdoctoral opening: Research in hor- plus 3 years experience repairing wide variety of ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL mone-sensitive membrane biochemistry. Experience chemical instruments from spectrometers to ther- ENGINEERING moregulators. Box 152, SCIENCE. X in protein isolation procedures and preparation of M.D. Applications are invited from physicians,District radiolabeled peptides desirable but not necessary. with practice qualifications certifiable in Send resume to: Professor Benedict J. Campbell, Interdisciplinary Biologist. Ph.D. 1972. Desires po- of Columbia within 1 year. Candidate must show sition where students and teacher explore biology. evidence of ability in computer programming, and Department of Biochemistry, University of Mis- Teaching (biology, botany, cell and plant physiol- research or practical experience in one of the souri Medical School, Columbia, Missouri 65201. ogy, and bioethics) and research (plant growth) following: mathematics, engineering, or computer or An Equial Opportunity-Affirmative Action Employer experience. Welcomes administrative responsibili- science. Teaching experience at pre post M.D. ties. Box 153, SCIENCE. X level desirable. Send inquiries to Chairman, De- partment of Clinical Engineering, George K Wash- ington University Medical Center, 2300 St., Microbiologist Biochemist. Ph.D. Eleven years of NW, Washington, D.C. 20037. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT diversified industrial experience. Part of experience We are an equal opportunity employer. The Biology Department of NEW YORK UNI- is in setting up de novo pilot plants for R & D and VERSITY is seeking to fill a permanent staff posi- production. Desires challenging position in indus- tion at the Assistant Professor level in the area try or govemment. Box 154, SCIENCE. X ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ENTOMOLOGY of virology-immunology. Appointments are on a AND ASSISTANT APICULTURIST 9-month basis, with the average teaching load and one graduate course being one undergraduate research activities are ex- Neurobiologist, Writer, Editor. Ph.D. (theoretical Available 1 July 1974. Ph.D. in entomology or per semester. Individual biology) 1971. Interest in control of movement. related biological sciences. Responsibilities include pected. Applicants should send complete curricu- Professional and popular publications. Seeks re- research with honey bees, teaching in apiculture, lum vitae and request three letters of recommen- search, research administration, or publishing- and possibly other courses in entomology. Special dation to be sent to: Dr. Joseph LoBue, Chairman, related position, preferably in nonurban Northeast, consideration will be given to applicants with ex- Recruitment Committee, Biology Department, New for summer or fall 1974. Box 155, SCIENCE. X pertise and research experience with honey bees. York U versity, New York City, New York 10003. Send resume, transcripts, publications, and four letters of recommendation by 30 May 1974 to Dr. New lurk University is an equal opportunity Neurophysiologist. Ph.D. 1968. Nationally and in- Norman E. Gary, Chairman of Search Committee, employer subscribing to an Affirmative Action ternationally recognized research accomplishments. Department of Entomology, University of Cali- Program. Carrying out funded research presently. Teaching fornia, Davis, California 95616. An Affirmative Action Employer. experience in Medical Neurophysiology. Desires research or teaching/research position. Box 156, SCIENCE. X BIOMEDICAL ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Responsibilities to include teaching andsenior and ENGINEER Ph.D. with considerable research and teaching ex- immunology graduate level courses in research serology perience in Horticulture desires to relocate. Most interested in initiating new horticultural programs or revitalizing existing ones at 2- or 4-year institu- and conducting vigorous three references to program in some area of immunology. Send curriculum vitae and (Physiology) tions. Would also consider plant science research Dr. Robert A. Paterson, Head National Institute positions. Box 157, SCIENCE. X Department of Biology Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, Virgnia 24061 of Neurological Ph.D. Stanford 1962 (biology). Broadly experi- enced in science and its history, seeks opportunity Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Em- Diseases and Stroke to pursue a novel approach to Human Ecology ployer. and integration of knowledge. Published adumbra- Responsibilities will be to assist the Head of the tion. Box 158, SCIENCE. X Biomedical Engineering Research and Development Section of NINDS to develop and manage planned TWO ASSISTANT PROFESSORS directed research projects for the development of September 1974. Applications are invited from improved clinical instrumentation applied diseases to the Radiation Biophysicist. Ph.D. Nine years experi- qualified persons with recent postdoctoral experi- neurological diagnosis and treatment of involves ence in nuclear medicine, radiation biology. health ence in the areas of Plant Physiology or Estuarine and related disorders. This working with physics, radiation dosimetry, teaching, and govern- Ecology. Regular faculty appointment; no gradu- advisory groups to identify research and develop- mental regulatory activities. Numerous publica- ate program; facilities to develop research pro- ment needs and to develop project objectives to tions. Seeks challenging position with university gram. Please send resume, transcripts and three fill these needs, and serving as Project Officer on or teaching hospital. Box 160, SCIENCE. X letters of reference to Dr. Tom Fast, bepartunent contracts to carry out the research and develop- of Biology, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, ment work to meet those objectives. Some time Calif. 95053. and limited facilities will be available to personal- Physiologist. Ph.D. Postdoctoral training (trans- An Equal Opportunity Employer ly carry on laboratory work. port). Seeking research, academic position. Back- A Ph.D. or equivalent is preferable. Background ground in membrane, general, and comparative should include training and/or professional ex- physiology. 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X College of Medicine To apply, forward resum6 or Federal applicati'i University of South Florida SF-171 to Personnel Office, NINDS, Bilding 31, Tampa, Florida 33620 Room 8A-25, NINDS, Bethesda, Maryland 20014. POSIONS OPEN Deadline for receipt of applications is 6 May 1974. PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES An Equal Opportunity Employer Applications accepted for: Dartmouth College plans to make a senior appoint- 1) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY. ment in the Department of Biological Sciences. Ph.D. in health-related area. Candidates for this position should have recog- CHAIRMAN OF PHARMACOLOGY nized distinction in scholarship and teaching, and Applications and nominations are invited for the 2) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF EARTH should be prepared to serve as department chair- position of Chairman, Department of Pharmacol- SCIENCE. Ph.D., broad training with work in man. Dartmouth is an equeal opportunity employer; ogy, University of Massachusetts Medical School, paleontology. Both positions: undergraduate teach- women and minority applicants are urged to apply. starting September 1974. Please send r6sum6 to ing with research encouraged. Have three profes- Chairman, Pharmacology Search Committee, Box sional persons write us. Send resume and tran- Send all r6sumes to Dean James F. Hornig, Went- 335, University of Massachusetts Medical School, scripts to-Head of Science Division,Mo. Northeast worth Hall, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H. 55 Lake Avenue North, Worcester, Massachusetts Missouri State University, Kirksvlle, 63501. 03755. 01605. We are an affirmative action employer. 1324 SCIENCE, VOL. 183 INDEX TO VOLUME 183 iii A associative memory, book review of, Bakken, G. S., et al.: Linearized heat 1283 transfer relations in biology, 976 AAAS meetings (editor-ial), P. H. Abel- Anderson, N. G.: Science and manage- BALDWIN, R. E. See WEISBROD, B. A., et al. son, 369 ment techniques, 726 Bame, S. J. See Bridge, H. S., et al. Aaronson, S. A., and C. Y. Dunn: High- ANDREANO, R. L. See WEISBROD, B. A., et al. Bandler, R. J., Jr., and J. P. Flynn: Neural frequency C-type virus induction by in- ANDREWS, J. T.: book review of Perigla- pathways from thalamus associated with hibitors of protein synthesis, 422 cial processes and environment, 1285 regulation of aggressive behavior, 96 Abelson, P. H. (editorials): AAAS meet- Antireceptor antiserum causes specific in- Bandoni, R. J., and R. E. Koske: Mono- ings, 369; Academic science and indus- hibition of reactivity to rat histocompati- layers and microbial dispersal, 1079 try, 1251; No easy way out of energy bility antigens, T. J. McKearn, 94 Barobiology and the experimental biology crisis, 475; Out of the energy crunch Apomorphine: modification of its hyper- of the deep sea, R. W. BRAUER (Ed.), by 1976, 707; Pioneer 10 mission to thermic effect on rabbits by p-chloro- book review by H. W. Jannasch, 1074 Jupiter, 261 phenylalanine, R. M. Quock and A. Barr, A. See Villareale, M., et al. and R. Gillette (News and Com- Horita, 539 BARRETT, j. See LEMBERG, R. ment): oil shortage, 183 Arachidonic acid causes sudden death in Barstad, P., et al.: Immunoglobulin struc- Abert, J. G., et al.: The economics of re- rabbits, M. J. Silver et al., 1085 ture: amino terminal sequences of mouse source recovery from municipal solid ARECCHI, F. T., and E. 0. SCHULZ-DUBOIS myeloma proteins that bind phosphoryl- waste, 1052 (Eds.), Laser handbook, book review choline, 962 Abrell, J. W. See Lewis, B. J., et al. of, 843 Bartl, P. See Skalka, A., et al. Abuki, H. See Chino, H., et al. Arias, I. M. See Mahoney, P., et al. BARTLETT, M. s., and R. W. HIORNS (Eds.), Academic science and industry (editorial), Armand, J.-P. See Nahas, G. G., et al. The mathematical theory of the dynamics P. H. Abelson, 1251 Armstrong, C. M. See Bezanilla, F. of biological populations, book r eview Acanthaster: tests of the time course of Armstrong, R. A., et al.: Dynamics of of, 1188 coral destruction, W. A. Newman and expanding inhibitory fields, 444 Basmajian, J. V. See Smith, H. M., Jr., T. F. Dana, 103 Artificial vision for the blind: electrical et al. Acetylenic analog of arachidonate that acts stimulation of visual cortex offers hope Bassler, T. J.: Marathoning (letter), 256 like aspirin on platelets, A. L. Willis for a functional prosthesis, W. H. Do- Bateson, P. P. G.: book review of Im- et al., 327 belle et al., 440 printing, 740 Acton, A. B. See Lacalli, T. Asbridge, J. R. See Bridge, H. S., et al. B-cell alloantigens determined by the H-2 Adams, J. B. See Pieters, C., et al. Ashton, G. C. See DeFries, J. C., et al. linked Ir region are associated with Adelson, J. W., and S. S. Rothman: Selec- Association AfFairs: AAAS annual meet- mixed lymphocyte culture stimulation, tive pancreatic enzyme secretion due to ing, 104, 222, 340, 767; invitation for E. C. Lozner et al., 757 a new peptide called chymodenin, 1087 suggestions on candidates, 494; NOVA: Beatty, J., et al.: Operant control of occipi- Adenosine 3',5'-monophosphate: inhibition program summaries of new science TV tal theta rhythm affects performance in of complement-mediated cell lysis, M. series, 1216 a radar monitoring task, 871 Kaliner and K. F. Austen, 659 Atlas of primate gross anatomy, An, D. R. Behannon, K. W. See Ness, N. F., et al. Adey, W. R. See Noda, H. SWINDLER and C. D. WOOD, book review Behavioral embryology, G. GOTTLIEB (Ed.), Adler, N. T.: book review of Motivation by R. Tuttle, 192 book review by J. S. Rosenblatt, 948 of human and animal behavior, 191 Atmospheric concentrations and sources Belton, M. J. S. See Broadfoot, A. L., et al. Advantages of surface mining (letter), D. of trace metals at the South Pole, W. H. See also Murray, B. C., et al. L. Kuck, 28 Zoller et al., 198 Bendich, A. A., et al.: Penetration of Aerosols and climate, P. Chylek and J. Atmospheric effects of pollutants, P. V. somatic mammalian cells by sperm, 857 A. Coakley, Jr., 75 Hobbs et al., 909 Benitez, J. T. See Lynn, G. E. Africa counts, c. ZASLAVSKY, book review Atoms and molecules in astrophysics, T. R. Benjamin, C. G.: Soaring prices and sink- by M. Cole, 741 CARSON and M. J. ROBERTS (Eds.), book ing sales of science monographs, 282 Age determination of burned flint by a review by A. Dalgarno, 405 Bensinger, R. E., et al.: Guanylate cyclase: thermoluminescent method, H. Y. Goksu Auditory periphery, The, P. DALLOS, book inhibition by light in retinal photorecep- et al., 651 review by J. J. Zwislocki, 845 tors, 86 Aging increases susceptibility of mouse Auerbach, R., and J. Roethle: Tolerance Benson, R. E. See Pinsky, L. S., et al. skin to DMBA carcinogenesis indepen- to heterologous erythrocytes, 332 Berendzen, R., and A. H. Hammond: dent of general immune status, P. Ebbe- Auroral photography from a satellite, E. Copernican observations (letters), 469 sen, 217 H. Rogers et al., 951 Berger, E. See Eaton, J. W., et al. Agnew, W. G.: Reducing automotive emis- Austen, K. F. See Kaliner, M. Berger, M. See Rossini, A. A., et al. sions (letter), 254 Austin, C. R.: book review of Compara- Berger, R., and R. Protsch: Radiocarbon Aid to Indochina (letter), S. Uk, 469 tive morphology of the mammalian dates for earliest domesticated animals Air pollutants study (letter), R. A. Mc- ovary, 948 from Europe and the Near East, 1100 Cormick, 1036 Australia antigen: detection and transmis- Bergstrom, W. H. See Villareale, M., et al. Aksay, I. A., and J. A. Pask: The silica- sion in shellfish, P. Mahoney et al., 80 Bernheisel, J. F. See Abert, J. G., et al. alumina system: stable and metastable Autogenous regulation of gene expression, Bernstein, R. L.: Mesoscale ocean eddies equilibria at 1.0 atmosphere, 69 R. F. Goldberger, 810 in the North Pacific: westward propaga- Alfred Binet, T. H. WOLF, book review by Autoimmune encephalomyelitis: activation tion, 71 R. D. Tuddenham, 1071 of thymus lymphocytes against syn- Beroza, M. See Cameron, E. A., et al. Allen, A. O.: Radiation chemistry of con- geneic brain antigens in vitro, S. Orgad Beroza, M., et al.: Sex pheromones: (E,E)- densed phases: report of a joint Japan- and I. R. Cohen, 1083 8,10-dodecadien- 1-ol in the codling United States seminar (meeting report), Automotive emission standards and fuel moth, 89 881 economy (letter), R. J. Naumann, 595 Beryllium disease (meeting report), J. D. Alter, H. See Abert, J. G., et al. A.xelrod, J. See Kreuz, D. S. Stoeckle and T. Mancuso, 449 Alter, M. See Kahana, E., et al. Aziz, K. M. S.: Diarrhea toxin obtained Best, G. See Gehrels, T., et al. Alvarez, J. M. See Kinard, W. H., et al. from a waterbloom-producing species, Best, P. M. See Kerrick, W. G. L. Ambiavagar, M. See Chalon, J., et al. Microcystis aeruginosa Kiitzing, 1206 Beta cell protection to alloxan necrosis by Amino acid sequence of rabbit muscle anomers of D-glucose, A. A. Rossini aldolase and the structure of the active et al., 424 B Bewley, T. A.: book review of Structure- center, C. Y. Lai et al., 1204 activity relationships of protein and Amorphous semiconductor switching in BACHRACH, u., Function of naturally oc- polypeptide hormones, 193 melanins, J. McGinness et al., 853 curring polyamines, book review of, 1075 Bezanilla, F., and C. M. Armstrong: Amphetamine in human plasma: a sensitive "Back-to-the-wall" effec*Pontinues (let- Gating currents of the sodium chan- and specific enzymatic assay, D. S. ter), W. Simon, 150 nels: three ways to block them, 753 Kreuz and J. Axelrod, 420 Bacteriophage structure: determination of Bhalla, R. C. See Korenman, S. G., et al. Analysis of neutrality in protein poly- head-tail symmetry mismatch for Caulo- BICKEL, L., Rise up to life, book review of, morphism, W. J. Ewens et al., 446 bacter crescentus phage pCbK, J. A. 505 ANDERSON, D. T., Embryology and phylogeny TLake and K. R. -Leonard, 744 Bidleman, T. F., and C. E. Olney: in annelids and arthropods, book review Bailey, J. V. See Pinsky, L. S., et al. Chlorinated hydrocarbons in the Sar- of, 1073- Bair, W. J., and R. C. Thompson: Pluto- gasso Sea atmosphere and surface water, Anderson, J. D. See Howard, H. T., et al. nium: biomedical research, 715 516 Anderson, J. D., et al.: Gravitational pa- Baird, M. B. See Samis, H. V., et al. Biederman-Thorson, M. See Thorson, J. rameters of the Jupiter system from the Bakay, L. See Parrish, R. G., et al. Bierl, B. A. See Beroza, M., et al. Doppler tracking of Pioneer 10, 322 Baker, D. N. See Van Allen, J. A., et al. Binford, C. H. See Storrs, E. E., et al. Anderson, J. J. B. See Talmage, R. V. Baker, L. See Gehrels, T., et al. Biological cycles for toxic elements in the ANDERSON, J. R., and G. H. BOWER, Human Baker, R. See Gehrels, T., et al. environment, J. M. Wood, 1049 iv INDEX TO VOLUME 183 Biological responses of A tta texana to its CANNY, M. J., Phloem translocation, book HAGER (Ed.), book review by F. M. alarm pheromone and the enantiomer of review of, 68 Richards, 1076 the pheromone, R. G. Riley et al., 760 Cantharidin: potent feeding deterrent to Chemistry of organophosphorus pesticides, Biology of Coccinellidae, I. HODEK, book insects, J. E. Carrel and T. Eisner, 755 The, C. FEST and K.-J. SCHMIDT, book review by K. S. Hagen, 299 Capron, A. M., and A. Etzioni: Protection review by R. L. Metcalf, 506 Biology of the Indian Ocean, B. ZEITZSCHEL of human subjects (letters), 797 Chino, H., et al.: Biosynthesis of a-ecdy- (Ed.), book review by J. Steele, 405 Carbon dioxide hydrate and floods on sone by prothoracic glands in vitro, 529 Biosynthesis of a-ecdysone by prothoracic Mars, D. J. Milton, 654 Chiroff, R. T. See Villareale, M., et al. glands in vitro, H. Chino et al., 529 Carbon fixation and isotope discrimina- CHISSICK, S. S. See PRICE, W. C., et al. Biotic energy flows (letter), G. M. Wood- tion by a crassulacean plant: dependence Chlorinated hydrocarbons in the Sargasso well, 367 on the photoperiod, J. C. Lerman and Sea atmosphere and surface water, T. F' Biotransformation and fermentations (neet- 0. Queiroz, 1207 Bidleman and C. E. Olney, 516 ing report), J. P. Rosazza, 1217 Carbonic anhydrase and osteoclasts: locali- Cho-Chung, Y. S., and P. M. Gullino: In BISHOP, J. E., Limnology of a small Malay- zation by labeled inhibitor autoradiog- vivo inhibition of growth of two an river Sungai Gombak, book review raphy, C. V. Gay and W. J. Mueller, hormone-dependent mammary tumors of, 65 432 by dibutyryl cyclic AMP, 87 Bjorkholm, P. See Gorenstein, P., et al. Carcinogenicity of methylchrysenes, D. Cholera toxin: interaction of subunits with Blenman, C. See Gehrels, T., et al. Hoffmann et al., 215 ganglioside Gm1, S. van Heyningen, 656 Bloom, A. D.: book review of Genetics Carew, T. E. See Sniderman, A. D., et al. Choline content of rat brain, W. B. of sex differentiation, 66 Carlson, H. J.: Science: challenges of to- Stavinoha and S. T. Weintraub, 964 Blumberg, B. S. See Mahoney, P., et al. day-outlook for the future (Associa- Chorus, C. A.: Drug education conference Bond, J. J. See Power, J. F., et al. tioii Affairs), 104 (letter), 1142 Bondinell, W. E. See Hoffmann, D., et al. Carlson, R. W. See Judge, D. L. Chromosome identification, T. CASPERSSON Bonds and bands in semiconductors, J. c. CARLSOO, s., How man moves, book re- and L. ZECH (Eds.), book review by J. PHILLIPS, book review by J. J. Hopfield, view of, 649 German, 647 403 Carmichael, K. See Kulik, J. A., et al. Chung, E., and E. J. Miller: Collagen Borenfreund, E. See Bendich, A., et al. Carpenter, F. L.: Torpor in an Andean polymorphism: characterization of Bormann, F. H.: Energy and environ- hummingbird: its ecological significance, molecules with the chain composition mental costs (letter), 1246 545 [al (II1)]3 in human tissues, 1200 Bornstein, M. M. B. See Fry, J. M., et al. Carrel, J. E., and T. Eisner: Cantharidin: Chylek, P., and J. A. Coakley, Jr.: Aero- BOWER, G. H. See ANDERSON, J. R. potent feeding deterrent to insects, 755 sols and climate, 75 Boyd, W. C. See Matsubara, S. Carson, H. L.: book review of The evolu- Citation analysis (letters), S. A. Goudsmit Braham, J. See Kahana, E., et al. tion of melanism, 67 et al., 28 Brain hyaluronidase: changes in activity CARSON, T. R., and M. J. ROBERTS (Eds.), Clark, G. R., II: Calcification on an un- during chick development, J. R. Polansky Atoms and molecules in astrophysics, stable substrate: marginal growth in the et al., 862 book rev iew of, 405 mollusk Pecten diegentsis, 968 BRAUER, R. W. (Ed.), Barobiology and the Carter, L. J. (News and Comment): boll Claycomb, W. C. See Goldstein, M. A., experimental biology of the deep sea, weevil and its eradication, 494; floating et al. book review of, 1074 nuclear plants, 1063; land use legisla- Clements, A. See Gehrels, T., et al. Bressler, R. See Brumbaugh, P. F., et al. tion, 1176; off-road vehicles in Cali- Cloud, P.: Rubey conference on crustal Bridge, H. S., et al.: Observations at fornia Desert, 396, 936 evolution (meeting report), 878 VenuLs encounter by the plasma science Casagrande, J. T. See Menck, H. R., et al. Coakley, J. A., Jr. See Chylek, P. experiment on Mariner 10, 1293 Casida, J. E., et al.: Toxaphene insecticide: Coal and the present energy situation, E. Broadfoot, A. L., et al.: Ultraviolet ob- a complex biodegradable mixture, 520 F. Osborn, 477 ser-vations of Venus from Mariner 10 Casparian strip as a barrier to the move- Coburn, J. (News and Comment): sterili- preliminary results, 1315 ment of lanthanum in corn roots, The, zation regulations, 935 Brown, H.: Scholarly exchanges with the G. Nagahashi et al., 670 Cody, M. L.: Optimization in ecology, People's Republic of China, 52. See also CASPERSSON, T., and L. ZECH (Eds.), 1156 Kuhn, U. S. G., III Chromosome identification, book rev iew Coffeen, D. See Gehrels, T., et at. Brtimbaugh, P. F., et al.: Radioreceptor of, 647 Cohen, G. See Riely, C. A., et al. assay for la,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3, Castillo, N. See Gehrels, T., et al. Cohen, I. R. See Orgad, S. 1089 Castor, G. B., and W. H. Smyers: Gaso- Cohn, M. See Barstad, P., et al. Brunhes epoch: isotopic paleotemperatures line substitutes (letters), 698 Colburn, D. S. See Schubert, G., et al. and geochronology, The, C. Emiliani Cell culture of mammalian endometrium See also Smith, E. J., et at. and N. J. Shackleton, 511 and synthesis of blastokinin in vitro, G. Cole, J. R. See Goudsmit, S. A., et al. Brunn, D. L. See Howard, H. T., et al. L. Whitson and F. A. Murray, 668 COLE, J. R., and S. COLE, Social stratifica- Brush, S. G.: Should the history of science Cerebroside antibody inhibits sulfatide tion in science, book review of, 841 be rated X?, 1164 synthesis and myelination and demyeli- Cole, M.: book review of Africa counts, Bumblebee Oceli and navigation at dusk, nates in cord tissue cultures, J. M. Fry 741 W. G. Wellington, 550 et al., 540 Cole, S. See Goudsmit, S. A., et al. Cervetto, L., and M. Piccolino: Synaptic COLE, S. See COLE, J. R. Burchfield, H. P. See Storrs, E. E., et at. transmission between photoreceptors and Coleman, P. J., Jr. See Smith, E. J., et Burt, W.: book review of North Sea sci- horizontal cells in the turtle retina, 417 al. ence, 1286 Chader, G. J. See Bensinger, R. E., et al. Collagen polymorphism: characterization Butzer, K. W.: book review of Geo- Chaganti, R. S. K. See Marsh, W. L., et al. of molecules with the chain composi- morphology in deserts, 1286 Chalon, J., et at.: Tracheobronchial epithe- tion [al (III)]. in human tissues, E. lial multinucleation in malignant disease, Chung and E. J. Miller, 1200 525 Collard, H. R. See Wolfe, J. H., et al. C Chandler, J. G. See Sniderman, A. D., Comar, C. L.: Radiation effects (letter), et al. 258 Cahill, G. F., Jr. See Rossini, A. A., et al. Chang, D. See Lai, C. Y., et al. Comparative morphology of the mam- Cain, D. L. See Kliore, A., et al. Chang, K.-P., and W. Trager: Nutritional malian ovary, H. W. MOSSMAN and K. L. Calcification on an unstable substrate: significance of symbiotic bacteria in two DUKE, book review by C. R. Austin, 948 marginal growth in the mollusk Pecten species of hemoflagellates, 531 Computer systems (letter), D. J. Frailey, tliegensis, G. R. Clark II, 968 Chapin, F. S., III: Phosphate absorption 150 Calcium absorption and calcium-binding capacity and acclimation potential in Computers and future music, M. V. protein synthesis: SolantumX malacoxylon plants along a latitudinal gradient, 521 Mathews et al. 263 reverses strontium inhibition, R. H. Charette, M. P See Pieters, C., et al. Comroe, J. H., Jr.: Heart panel's report Wasserman, 1092 Charles, D. Seakannard, A., et al. (letter), 150 Calcium and phosphorus metabolism, J. T. Charlson, R..,E.- See Whitby, K. T., et al. Conception of nature in Japanese culture, IRVING, book review by H. E. Harrison, Chase, S. C., E. D. Miner, D. Morrison, The, M. Watanabe, 279 845 G. Munch, G. Neugebauer: Preliminary Condon, W. S., and L. W. Sander: Neonate Calcium ion release in mechanically dis- infrared radiometry of Venus from movement is synchronized with adult rupted heart cells, W. G. L. Kerrick Mariner 10, 1291 speech: interactional participation and and P. M. Best, 435 Chase, S. C., R. D. Ruiz, G. Munch, G. language acquisition, 99 Callaway, E. See Harris, P. R. Neugebauer, M. Schroeder, L. M. Traf- Confusion over bacteriophage OX-174, Cameron, E. A., et al.: Disruption of ton: Pioneer 10 infrared radiometer ex- The (letter), W. Szybalski, 1145 gypsy moth mating with microencapsu- periment: preliminary results, 315 COOKE, R. u., and A. WARREN, Geomor- lated disparlure, 972 CHASE, W. G. (Ed.), Visual information phology in deserts, book review of, 1286 Cancer and adventists (letter), R. L. Phil- processing, bqok review of, 402 Cooper, J. C., and A. D. Hasler: Elec- lips, 471 Chemistry and functions of colicins, L. P. troencephalographic evidence for reten- INDEX TO VOLUME 183 v tion of olfactory cues in homing coho DDE: its presence in peregrine eggs in Dunne, J. A.: Mariner 10 Venus en- salmon, 336 1948, D. B. Peakall, 673 counter, 1289 Copernican observations (letters), R. Deep impurities in semiconductors, A. G. Duquesnoy, R. J. See Kemp, R. G. Berendzen and A. H. Hammond, 469 MILNES, book review by C. H. Henry, Dyal, P. See Smith, E. J., et al. Copyright decision (letter), W. White Jr., 1284 Dynamics of expanding inhibitory fields, 698 Deepwater illumination (letter), M. V. R. A. Armstrong et al., 444 copyright, public policy, and informa- King, 596 Dyson, R. H., Jr.: book review of South tion technology, N. L. Henry, 384 Definition of the meter (letter), J. D. Asian archaeology, 947 Corry, P. See McGinness, J., et al. Mulholland, 1248 poser, L. A.: book review of Tradition, DeFries, J. C., et al.: Near identity of change, and modernity, 742 cognitive structure in two ethnic groups, E Cosmides, G. J.: Pharmacology and tox- 338 icology applied to the treatment of pa- Deibler, W. P. See Beatty, J., et al. Earth's magnetosphere, The, J. G. Roed- tients (meetinig report), 1219 DE JONG, K. A., and R. SCHOLTEN (Eds.), erer, 37 Costa, J. L., et al.: Serotonin storage in Gravity and tectonics, book review of, Easton, W. H. See Ku, T. L., et al. platelets: estimation of storage-packet 1186 Eaton, J. W., et al.: Survival at extreme size, 537 DeLuca, H. F. See Tanaka, Y. altitude: protective effect of increased Cotter, W. B.: Social facilitation and de- de Nevers, N. See Levenspiel, 0. hemoglobin-oxygen affinity, 743 velopment in Ephestia kiilnziella Z., 747 DePierre, J. W., and M. L. Karnovsky: Ebbesen, P.: Aging increases susceptibility Coupling between cortical potentials from Ecto-enzyme of granulocytes: 5' nucleo- of mouse skin to DMBA carcinogenesis different areas, E. Callaway and P. R. tidase, 1096 independent of general immune status, Harris, 873 Detection of heat-labile Esclierichia coli 217 Covers: dog as surrogate mother (22 enterotoxin with the use of adrenal cells Eckles, H. H.: Marine advisory programs, Mar.); glacier crevasse (18 Jan.); iso- in tissue culture, S. T. Donta et al., 334 (letter), 595 density computer display (22 Feb.); Detection of radon emission at the edges Economics of resource recovery from Jupiter's red spot and a shadow of the of lunar maria with the Apollo alpha- municipal solid waste, The, J. G. Abert moon (25 Jan.); male pronghorn (1 particle spectrometer, P. Gorenstein et et al., 1052 Mar.); manganese nodules (8 Feb.); al., 411 Ecto-enzyme of granulocytes: 5' nucleoti- metals recovered from municipal refuse Deuterium oxide effect on temperature- dase, J. W. DePierre and M. L. Karnov- (15 Mar.); micrograph of aluminum- dependent survival in populations of sky, 1096 silicate mixture (11 Jan.); peregrine fal- Dr osophiila melaniogaster, H. V. Samis Edelson, R. E. See Howard, H. T., et al. cons in an eyrie (15 Feb.); "phosphenes" et al., 427 Editorials: AAAS meetings, 369; Academic in visual field of a blind patient (1 Feb.); DE WITT, B. S., and N. GRAHAM (Eds.), The science and industry, 1251; Global satellite photo of east coast of North many-worlds interpretation of quantum science policy, 1147; Ignorance as the America and Greenland (8 Mar.); mechanics, book review of, 1189 driving force, 907; Managers of science, Venus (29 Mar.) Diarrhea toxin obtained from a water- 599; No easy way out of energy crisis, Cram, D. J., and, J. M. Cram: Host- bloom-producing species, Microcystis 475; Out of the energy crunch by 1976, guest chemistry, 803 aeruginiosa Kiutzing, K. M. S. Aziz, 1206 707; Overmanagement of medicine, 155; Cram, J. M. See Cram, D. J. Dickerson, R. E.: book review of Cyto- Pioneer 10 mission to Jupiter, 261; Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease: focus among chromes, 505 Prospectus for science advising, 801; Libyan Jews in Israel, E. Kahana et al., Dickey, P. A. See Pozo-Olano, J. deD., The "slippery slope" of science, 1041; 90 et al. Cruickshank, A. M.: Gordon Research Dickinson, R. See Howard, H. T., et al. Social experiments: promise and prob- Conferences (meeting report), 979 Diphenylhydantoin: effects on calcium lems, 35 - Culliton, B. J. (News and Comment): metabolism in the chick, M. Villareale Education in the San Francisco Bay area Frederickson and Institute of Medicine, et al., 671 (Association Affairs), C. Irving, 340 184, 398; health budget for fiscal year Disease and economic development, B. A. EISENSTADT, S. N., Tradition, change, and 1975, 638; Institute of Medicine scrubs WEISBROD et al., book review by P. K. modernity, book review of, 742 three committees, 937; Marston to presi- Newman, 1286 Eisner, T. See Carrel, J. E. dency of the University of Florida, 285; Disruption of gypsy moth mating with Electroencephalographic evidence for re- medical education and its cost, 1272; microencapsulated disparlure, E. A. tention of olfactory cues in homing coho National Institutes of Health and its Cameron et al., 972 salmon, J. C. Cooper and A. D. Hasler, leadership, 829; Office of Management Distributed relaxation processes in sensory 336 and Budget, 392; prescription drugs, 284; adaptation, J. Thorson and M. Bieder- Electron tunneling and superconductivity, Sherman to American Association of man-Thorson, 161 I. Giaever, 1253 Medical Colleges, 285; Stetten to deputy DNA synthesis and mitosis in well-dif- Embryology and phylogeny in annelids director at NIH, 285 ferentiated mammalian cardiocytes, M. and arthropods, D. T. ANDERSON, book Culotti, J. See Hartwell, L. H., et al. A. Goldstein et al., 212 review by R. L. Fernald, 1073 Currey, J. D.: book review of Mechanical Dobelle, W. H., et al.: Artificial vision for Emiliani, C., and N. J. Shackleton: The properties of bone, 67 the blind: electrical stimulation of vis- Brunhes epoch: isotopic paleotempera- Cutler, H. C.: book review of Palaeoethno- ual cortex offers hope for a functional tures and geochronology, 511 botany, 193 prosthesis, 440 Emmel, T. C.: Rainfall in the Amazon Cyclic adenosine monophosphate: selective Dolezalova, H. See Stepita-Klauco, M., Basin (letter), 257 increase in caudate nucleus after admin- et al. Energetic electrons in the magnetosphere istration of L-dopa, E. Garelis and N. Domestikationsforschung und geschichte of Jupiter, J. A. Van Allen et al., 309 H. Neff, 532 der haustiere, J. MATOLCSI (Ed.), book Energetic particle population in the Jovian Cytochromes, R. LEMBERG and J. BARRETT, review by E. S. Wing, 844 magnetosphere: a preliminary note, J. book review by R. E. Dickerson, 505 Donaldson, J. L.: Injuries related to cos- H. Trainor et al., 311 metics (letter), 1246 Energy and environmental costs (letter), Donta, S. T., et al.: Detection of heat- F. H. Bormann, 1246 D labile Escherichia coli enterotoxin with Energy and the environment (letter), J. the use of adrenal cells in tissue culture, McCarthy, 901 Dale, D. C., and R. G. Graw, Jr.: Trans- 334 Enright, J. T. See Snedaker, S. C. plantation of allogeneic bone marrow in Doolittle, R. F.: book review of The var- Enzymatic mechanism for the antithrom- canine cyclic neutropenia, 83 iation and adaptive expression of anti- botic and antihemostatic actions of Dalgarno, A.: book review of Atoms and bodies, 190 aspirin, An, A. L. Willis, 325 molecules in astrophysics, 405 Doose, L. See Gehrels, T., et al. EPSTEIN, E. H. See WEISBROD, B. A., et al. DALLOS, P., The auditory periphery, book Douce, R.: Site of biosyntaesis of galacto- Eraker, J. H. See Simpson, J. A., J. H. review of, 845 lipids in spinach chlorocijiasts, 852 Eraker, J. E. Lamport, P. H. Walpole Dana, T. F. See Newman, W. A. Dowling, H. F.: book review of Rise up Erratum: for News and Comment (25 Danes, Z. F.: book review of Theory of to life, 505 Jan., p. 291), 769 the earth's gravity field, 1284 Dowty, E., et al.: "Very High Alumina ERWIN, -. A. (Ed.), Lipids and biomem- Danielson, G. E. See Murray, B. C., et al. basalt": a mixture and not a magma branes of eukaryotic microorganisms, David, E. E., Jr.: Prospectus for science type, 1214 book review of, 1287 advising (editorial), 801 Dretchen, K. L. See Hoekman, T. B., et al. Esaki, L.: Long journey into tunneling, Davies, M. E. See Murray, B. C., et al. Drug education conference (letter), C. A. 1149 Davies, R. E.: book review of How man Chorus, 1 142 Esposito, P. B. See Howard, H. T., et al. moves, 649 Duce, R. A. See Zoller, W. H., et al. Essenhigh, R. H.: Fuel technology direc- Davis, D. E.: Unemployed biologists (let- Duffy, T. E. See Vergara, F., et al. tory (letter), 797 ter), 1036 DUKE, K. L. See MOSSMAP\ H. W. Ethane evolution: a new index of lipid Davis, L., Jr. See Smith, E. J., et al. Dunn, C. Y. See Aaronson, S. A. peroxidation, C. A. Riely et al., 208 VA INDEX TO VOLUME 183 Etzioni, A.: The "slippery slope" of sci- Fremlin, J. H. See Goksu, H. Y., et al. energy budget for fiscal year 1975, 636; ence (editorial), 1041. See also Capron, Friedman, T. B., et al.: Galactosemia and Hosmer to leave Congress, 398; Mead A. M. galactonolactone: further biochemical elected AAAS president, 181; plutonium Eustatic sea level 120,000 years ago on observations, 764 and the "hot particle problem," 834; Oahu, Hawaii, T.-L. Ka et al., 959 Fry, J. M., et al.: Cerebroside antibody "Problems of forbidden knowledge" a Evans, C. A., Jr. See Natusch, D. F. S., inhibits sulfatide synthesis and myelina- AAAS meeting, 1060; synthetic fuel., et al. tion and demyelinates in cord tissue cul- 641; uranium enrichment, 1172, 1271; EVANS, F. G., Mechanical properties of tures, 540 Velikovsky and AAAS forum, 1059; bone, book review of, 67 Fryxell, R. See Goksu, H. Y., et al. Weinberg leaves Oak Ridge, 60; WeiT Evans, H. E.: book review of Wasps, 192 Fuel technology directory (letter), R. H. berg moves to White House, 288; See Evidence that enzyme polymorphisms are Essenhigh, 797 also Abelson, P. H., and R. Gillette selectively neutral, but blood group Function of naturally occurring polya- Girvin, J. P. See Dobelle, W. H., et al. polymorphisms are not, T. Yamazaki mines, U. BACHRACH, book review by E. Gladney, E. S. See Zoller, W. H., et al. and T. Maruyama, 1091 J. Herbst, 1075 Glass, L. See Armstrong, R. A., et al. Evolution of melanism, The, B. KETTLE- Global science policy (editorial), Lord WELL, book review by H. L. Carson, 67 Ritchie-Calder, 1147 Evolutionary paleoecology of the marine G Goksu, H. Y., et al.: Age discrimination biosphere, J. W. VALENTINE, book review of burned flint by a thermoluminescent by J. Levinton, 648 Gaffney, P. E.: PCB's: another source? method, 651 Ewens, W. J., et al.: Analysis of neutrality (letter), 367 GOLDBERG, E. D. (,Ed.), North Sea sci- in protein polymorphism, 446 Gaines, A. M.: Protodolomite synthesis at ence, book review of, 1286 Exchanges with China (letters), U. S. G. 100°C and atmospheric pressure, 518 Goldberger, R. F.: Autogenous regulation Kuhn, III, and H. Brown, 1142 Gal, E. M. See Harvey, J. A. of gene expression, 810 Excitability changes in cat lateral geni- Galactosemia and galactonolactone: fur- Goldman, C. R. See Home, A. J. culate cells during saccadic eye move- ther biochemical observations, T. B. Goldman, M. I.: book review of Our en- ments, H. Noda and W. R. Adey, 543 Friedman et al., 764 vironment, 1187 Gale, S.: The "relevance" of basic science Goldstein, A. See Lowney, L. I., et al. (letter), 473 Goldstein, M. A., et al.: DNA synthesis F Galenism, o. TEMKIN, book review by L. and mitosis in well-differentiated mam- G. Wilson, 650 malian cardiocytes, 212 Fagan, J. F., II: Infant color perception, Gallo, R. C. See Lewis, B. J., et al. Golub, L. See Gorenstein, P., et al. 973 Gally, J. A.: book review of Genetic con- Goodman, R. N., et al.: Host-specific phy- Failure to confirm cyclic AMP as second trol of immune responsiveness, 507 totoxic polysaccharide from apple tis- messenger for norepinephrine in rat cere- Gambolati, G., et al.: Predictive simula- sue infected by Erwinia amylovora, bellum, N. Lake and L. M. Jordan, 663 tion of the subsidence of Venice, 849 1081 Fairweather, R. See Stepita-K1auco, M., Garber, M. See Suenaga, M. Goran, M. See Stokes, J., III, et al. et al. Gardner, F. H. See Marsh, W. L., et al. Gordon Research Conferences (meeting Farel, P. B.: book review of Habitutation, Garelis, E., and N. H. Neff: Cyclic adeno- report), A. M. Cruickshank, 979 649 sine monosphosphate: selective increase Gorenstein, P., et al.: Detection of radon FDR's science policy (letter), D. J. Kev- in caudate nucleus after administration emission at the edges of lunar maria les, 798 of L-dopa, 532 with the Apollo alpha-particle spectrom- Fears, T. R., and M. A. Schneiderman: Gas-rich meteorites: possible evidence for eter, 411 Pathologic evaluation and the blind tech- origin on a regolith, D. Macdougall et Gorman, A. L. F. See McReynolds, J. S. nique (letter), 1144 al., 73 GOTTLIEB, G' (Ed.), Behavioral embryology, Fecal bacterial p-glucuronidase: control by Gasoline substitutes (letters), G. B. Cas- book review of, 948 diet, B. S. Reddy et al., 416 tor and W. H. Smyers, 698 Goudsmit, S. A.: Voluntary or not? (let- Federbush, P. G.: book review of The GASTON, J., Originality and competition in ter), 702 many-worlds interpretation of quantum science, book review of, 841 Goudsmit, S. A., et al.: Citation analysis mechanics, 1189 Gates, D. M. See Bakken, G. S., et al. (letters), 28 Feldman, B. M.: Rabies shots (letter), Gating currents of the sodiuf. channels: Gould, L. V. See Villareale, M., et al. 1248 three ways to block them, F. Bezanilla Gould, S. J.: book review of Numerical Feldman, M. W. See Ewens, W. J., et al. and C. M. Armstrong, 753 taxonomy, 739 Feldman, W. C. See Bridge, H. S., et al. Gatto, P. See Gambolati, G., et al. GRAHAM, N. See DE WITT, B. S. Female steroid hormones and target cell Gault, D. See Murray, B. C., et al. Grant administration (letters), V. P. nuclei, B. W. O'Malley and A. R. Gay, C. V., and W. J. Mueller: Carbonic White and R. J. Woodrow, 901 Means, 610 anhydrase and osteoclasts: localization Gravitation, c. w. MISNER et al., book re- Fernald, R. L.: book review of Embry- by labeled inhibitor autoradiography, view by D. W. Sciama, 1186 ology and phylogeny in annelids and 432 Gravitational parameters of the Jupiter arthropods, 1073 Gehrels, T., et al.: Imaging photopolarim- system from the Doppler tracking of FEST, C., and K.-J. SCHMIDT, Chemistry of eter experiment on Pioneer 10, 318 Pioneer 10, J. D. Anderson et a!., 322 organophosphorus pesticides, book re- Geigle, J. E. See Moore, J. C. Gravity and tectonics, K. A. DE JONG and view of, 506 Genetic control of immune responsiveness R. SCHOLTEN (Eds.), book r-eview by Feynman, R. P.: Structure of the pro- H. 0. MC DEVIIT and M. LANDY (Eds.), A. L. Hales, 1186 ton, 601 book review by J. A. Gally, 507 Graw, R. G., Jr. See Dale, D. C. Ficken, M. S. See Ficken, R. W., et al. Genetic control of the cell division cycle Greeley, R., et a!.: Wind tunnel simula- Ficken, R. W., et al.: Temporal pattern in yeast, L. H. Hartwell et al., 46 tions of light and dark streaks on Mars, shifts to avoid acoustic interference in Genetic heterogeneity (letters), R. S. Singh 847 singing birds, 762 and R. Klein, 700 Greenberg, A. See Beatty, J., et al. Fillius, R. W., and C. E. Mcllwain: Radia- Genetic recombination: genetic, physical, GREENWOOD, F. C. See MARGOULIES, M. tion belts of Jupiter, 314 and biochemical aspects (meeting report), Gross, J. See Polansky, J. R., et al. Fjeldbo, G. See Howard, H. T., et al. See A. Skalka et al., 1218 Groipe', V.: Virus Cancer Program (let- also Kliore, A., et al. Genetics of sex differentiation, u. MITT- ter), 367 Fjcrdingstad, E. J., and V. E. Shashoua: WOCH, book review by A. D. Bloom, 66 Guanylate cyclase: inhibition by light in Seasonal changes in goldfish learning?, Geomorphology in deserts, R. U. COOKE retinal photoreceptors, R. E. Bensinger 1321 alnd A. WARREN, book review by K. W. et a!., 86 Fleischner, G. See Mahoney, P., et al. Butzer, 1286 Gtillino, P. M. See Cho-Chung, Y. S. Fletcher, R. T. See Bensinger, R. E., et a!. George, W. J. 5&e Ignarro, L. J., et al. Gunnells, J. C. See Schanberg, S. M.. et al. Flindt, H. R. See Van Allen, J. A., et al. German, D. C.Tee Yeomans, J. S., et a!. Flynn, J. P. See Bandler, R. J., Jr. German, J.: book review of Chromosome H Forest planning (letters), D. J. Zinn and identification, 647. See also Marsh, W. P. C. Wakeley, 26 L., et al. Form and pattern in human evolution, Giaever, I.: Electron tunneling and super- Habituation, H. V. S. PEEKE and M. J. C. OXNARD, book review by D. M. Raup, conductivity, 1253 HERZ (Eds.), book review by P. B. 298 GIERE, R. N., and R. S. WESTFALL (Eds.), Farel, 649 Foundations of scientific method, R. N. Foundations of scientific method, book Hackerman, N.: Ignorance as the driving GIERE and R. S. WESTFALL (Eds.), book review of, 946 force (editorial), 907 review by R. Smith, 946 Gillett, J. D.: book review of Man against Hagen, K. S.: book review of Biology of Frailey, D. J.: Computer systems (letter), tsetse, 299 Coccinellidae, 299 150 Gillette, R. (News and Comment): congres- HAGER, L. P. (Eds.), Chemistry and func- Freeze, R. A. See Gambolati, G., et a!. sional press gallery controversy, 728; tions of colicins, book review of, 1076 INDEX TO VOLUME 183 vii Hailman, J. P. See Ficken, R. W., et al. Smithsonian Institution's Center for Inhibition of neighboring motoneurons in Hales, A. L.: book review of Gravity and Short-Lived Phenomena, 55; Social In- conscious control of single spinal moto- tectonics, 1186 dicators, 1276; world population and neurons, H. M. Smith, Jr., et al., 975 lill, C. F.: Pioneer 10, 301 fertility reduction, 833 lnjuries related to cosmetics (lettej), J. L. HALLAM, A., A revolution in the earth Holloway, F. A. See Yeomans, J. S., et al. Donaldson, 1246 sciences, book review of, 504 Holmstead, R. L. See Casida, J. E., et al. Innovation in industry and the diffusion of Hameen-Anttila, J. See Gehrels, T., et al. Homogenized milk and atherosclerosis technology, J. M. Utterback, 620 HIamilton, D. See Simpson, J. A., D. (letter), J. P. Zikakis, 472 Instability of N-nitrosamides (letter), W. Hamilton, G. Lentz, R. B. McKibben, A. Hood, L. See Barstad, P., et al. Lijinsky, 368 Mogro-Campero, M. Perkins, K. R. Hook, E. B.: Publishing ethics (letter), Institutions in modern society: caretakers Pyle, A. J. Tuzzolino, J. J. O'Gallagher 1246 and subjects, 0. I. Romano-V., 722 Hammond, A. L. (Researcli News): fron- Hoover, S. R.: Prevention of food-process- "Internal waves" advancing along sub- tiers of research in atmospheric and ing wastes, 824 marine canyons, F. P. Shepard et al., marine science, 736; manganese nodules, Hopfield, J. J.: book review of Bonds and 195 502, 644. See also Berendzen, R. See bands in semiconductors, 403 Interplanetary and near-Jupiter meteoroid also Metz, W. D., and A. L. Hammond Horita, A. See Quock, R. M. environments: preliminary results from Hammond, N. See Romanov, M. A., et al. Hormonal control of neutrophil lysosomal the meteoroid detection experiment, W. HAMMOND, N. (Ed.), South Asian archaeol- enzyme release: effect of epinephrine H. Kinard et al., 321 ogy, book review of, 947 on adenosine 3',5'-monophosphate, L. J. Interstellar hydrogen in galaxies, M. S. Hapke, B. See Murray, B. C., et al. lgnarro et al., 855 Roberts, 371 Harris, P. R., and E. Callaway: Coupling Horne, A. J., and C. R. Goldman: Sup- Intestinal lactase activity in the suckling between cortical potentials from differ- pression of nitrogen fixation by blue- rat: influence of hypophysectomy and ent areas, 873 green algae in a eutrophic lake with thyroidectomy, K. Y. Yeh and F. Moog, Har r ison, H. See Hobbs, P. V., et al. trace additions of copper, 409 77 Harrison, H. E.: book review of Calcium Host-guest chemistry, D. J. Cram and Intriligator, D. S. See Wolfe, J. H., et al. and phosphorus metabolism, 845 J. M. Cram, 803 In vivo inhibition of growth of two hor- Hartle, R. E. See Bridge, H. S., et al. Host-specific phytotoxic polysaccharide mone-dependent mammary tumors by Hartwell, L. H., et al.: Genetic control of from apple tissue infected by Erwinia dibutyryl cyclic AMP, Y. S. Cho-Chung the cell division cycle in yeast, 46 atmylovora, R. N. Goodman et al., 1081 and P. M. Gullino, 87 Harvey, J. A., and E. M. Gil: Septal How big is a chunk?, H. A. Simon, 482 Ionic basis of hyperpolarizing receptor po- tryptophan-5-hydroxylase: divergent re- How man moves, s. CARLSOO, book review tential in scallop eye: increase in sponse to raphe lesions and parachloro- by R. E. Davies, 649 permeability to potassium ions, J. S. phenylalanine, 869 Howard, H. T., et al.: Venus: mass, McReynolds and A. L. F. Gorman, 658 Hasler, A. D. See Cooper, J. C. gravity field, atmosphere, and ionosphere Irving, C.: Education in the San Francisco Haussler, D. H. See Brumbaugh, P. F., as measured by the Mariner 10 dual- Bay area (Association Aflairs), 340 et al. frequency radio system, 1297 IRVING, J. T., Calcium and phosphorus Hauissler, M. R. See Brumbaugh, P. F., Huang, A. S. See Kashket, E. R., et al. metabolism, book review of, 845 et al. Huang, J. S. See Goodman, R. N., et al. Irwin, H. T. See Gbksu, H. Y., et al. Haviland, W. A.: book review of Papers Huang, P.-Y. See Goodman, R. N., et al. Ishibashi, M. See Chino, H., et al. of the Peabody Museum, Harvar-d Uni- Human associative memory, J. R. ANDER- Iversen, J. D. See Greeley, R., et al. versity, vols. 62-64, 297 SON and G. H. BOWER, book review by Izzard, C. S.: book review of Locomotion Hawkes, N. (News and Commzlent): energy ,M. Posner, 1283 of tissue cells, 1073 in Britain, 57 Human DNA polymerase III (R-DNA Heart panel's report (letter), J. H. Comroe, polymerase): distinction from DNA Jr., 150 polymerase and reverse transcriptase, J Heath, I. B., and T. Unestam: Myco- B. J. Lewis et al., 867 plasma-like structures in the aquatic Human ecology (letter), C. H. Muller, 368 Jackson, J. L. See Armstrong, R. A., et al. fLungLus Aphanomyces astaci, 434 Humes, D. H. See Kinard, W. H., et al. Janese, W. W. See Parrish, R. G., et Heezen, B. C.: book review of A revolu- Humidifiers and energy conservation (let- al. tion in the earth sciences, 504 ter), P. S. Riggs, 1145 Jannasch, H. W.: book review of Baro- Henderson, B. E. See Menck, H. R., et al. Hunt, E.: book review of Pattern recogni- biology and the experimental biology of HENDERSON, J. F., and A. R. P. PATTERSON, tion, learning, and thought, 403 the deep sea, 1074 Nucleotide metabolism, book review of, Hydrolysis of the lectin of Otala lactea, Johnson, R. C. See DeFries, J. C., et al. 507 S. Matsubara and W. C. Boyd, 339 Johnson, R. T. See Narayan, O., et al. Hendley. E. D. See Welch, B. L., et al. Hynes, H. B. N.: book review of Limnol- Jones, D. E. See Smith, E. J., et al. Henry, C. H.: book review of Deep im- ogy of a small Malayan river Sungai Jordan, L. M. See Lake, N. purities in semiconductors, 1284 Gombak. 65 Judge, D. L., and R. W. Carlson: Pioneer Henry, N. L.: Copyright, public policy. 10 observations of the ultraviolet glow and information technology, 384 in the vicinity of Jupiter. 317 Herbst, E. J.: book review by Function of naturally occurring polyamines, 1075 Heritability analyses of IQ scores: science lgnarro, L., et al.: Hormonal control of K or numerology?, D. Layzer, 1259 neutrophil lysosomal enzyme release: HERZ, M. J. See PEEKE, H. V. S. effect of epinephrine on adenosine 3',5'- Kacew, S. See Singhal, R. L., et al. HESS, E. H., Imprinting, book review of. monophosphate, 855 Kahana, E., et al.: Creutzfeldt-Jakob dis- 740 Ignorance as the driving force (editorial), ease: focus among Libyan Jews in HIGH, L. R., JR. See PICARD, M. D. N. Hackerman, 907 Israel, 90 High-frequency C-type virus induction by Ikekawa, N. See Chino, H., et al. Kaliner, M., and K. F. Austen: Adenosine inhibitors of protein synthesis, S. A. Imaging photopolarimeter experiment on 3',5'-monophosphate: inhibition of com- Aaronson and C. Y. Dunn, 422 Pioneer 10, The, T. Gehrels et al., 318 plement-mediated cell lysis, 659 Hill, H. Z. See Friedman, T. B., (t al. Immunoglobulin structure: amino termi- Karnovsky, M. L. See DePierre, J. W. HIORNS, R. W. See BARTLETT, N1. S. nal sequences of mouse myeloma pro- Kashket, E. R., et al.: Status of women History of life sciences (letter), J. H. teins that bind phosphorylcholine, P. microbiologists, 488 Young, 798 Barstad et al., 962 Katz, J. S. See Chalon, J., et al. HL-A antigens in mummified pre-Colum- lnIprinting, E. H. HESS, book review by P. Keil, K. See Dowty, E., et al. bian tissuLes, P. Stastny, 864 P. G. Bateson, 740 Keith, A. D., and W. Snipes: Viscosity Hobbs, P. V., et al.: Atmospheric effects Increased surface albedo in the Northern of cellular protoplasm, 666 of pollutants, 909 Hemisphere, G. J. Kukla and H. J. Keller Plan in science teaching, The, J. Hoch, W. See Silver, M. J., et al. Kukla, 709 A. Kulik et al., 379 HODEK, i., Biology of Coccinellidae, book Industrial air polltution: possible effect on KELLEY, A. C. See WEISBROD, B. A., et al. review of, 299 lung cancer, H. R. Menck et al., 210 Kemp, R. G., and R. J. Duquesnoy: Hoekman, T. B., et al.: Miniature end Industry in the San Francisco Bay area Thymus adenylate cyclase activity dur- plate potentials recorded from mam- (Associationi Aflairs), R. J. Lamb, Jr., ing murine leukemogenesis, 218 malian myonetural junctions in vivo, 213 222 Kendall, J. See Gehrels, T., et al. Hoffmann, D., et al.: Carcinogenicity of Infant color perception, J. F. Fagan III, Kenney, M. D. See Mason, W. A. methylchrysenes, 215 973 Kerrick, W. G. L., and P. M. Best: Cal- Holden, C. (News anid Comment): financ- Inger-man, C. M. See Silver, M. J., et al. cium ion release in mechanically dis- ing postsecondary education, 731; nui- Inhibition of celluilar mediated immunity rLupted heart cells, 435 trition of U.S. population, 1062; Sci- in marihuiana smokers. G. G. Nahas et a-Ketoglultaramate: increased concentra- ence and Astronautics Committee, 1277: al.. 419 tions in the cerebrospinal fluiid of pa- viii INDEX TO VOLUME 183 tients in hepatic coma, F. Vergara et al., sisco Bay area (Association Affairs), 222 M 81 Lamport, J. E. See Simpson, J. A., J. H. KETTLEWELL, B., The evolution of melan- Eraker, J. E. Lamport, P. H. Walpole Macdougall, D., et al.: Gas-rich meteorites: ism, book review of, 67 LANDY, M. See MC DEVITT, H. 0. possible evidence for origin on a rego- Kevles, D. J.: FDR's science policy (let- Laser handbook, F. T. ARECCHI and E. 0. lith, 73 ter), 798 SCHULZ-DUBOIS (Eds.), book review by Machin, J.: Osmotic gradients across snafi Keynesian theory (letter), D. L. Turner, A. E. Siegman, 843 epidermis: evidence for a water barrier, 702 Layzer, D.: Heritability analyses of IQ 759 Khalifa, S. See Casida, J. E., et al. scores: science or numerology?, 1259 Mack, S. B. (News and Comment): Office Kilbey, B. J., and G. Zetterberg: Optical Lazarus, A. J. See Bridge, H. S., et al. of Technology Assessment staffs up, 291; brighteners (letter), 798 Lead in seawater (meeting report), C. erratum, 769 Kimmel, M. A. See Ku, T.-L., et al. Patterson, 553 MacMichael, D. C. See Pozo-Olano, J. Kinard, W. H., et al.: Interplanetary and Lead pica produced in rats, C. T. Snow- deD., et al. near-Jupiter meteoroid environments: don and B. A. Sanderson, 92 Magnetic field observations near Venus: preliminary results from the meteoroid Lecar, M.: book review of The Titus-Bode preliminary results from Mariner 10, detection experiment, 321 law of planetary distances, 65 N. F. Ness et al., 1301 King, M. V.: Deepwater illumination (1let- Lee, R. E., Jr., See Whitby, K. T., et at. Magnetic field of Jupiter and its interac- ter), 596 Lehrer, G. M. See Fry, J. M., et al. tion with the solar wind, E. J. Smith Kirshner, N. See Schanberg, S. M., et al. Leive, L. See Kashket, E. R., et al. et al., 305 Kittel, C.: On citations (letter), 702 LEMBERG, R., and J. BARRETT, Cytochromes. Magnetic interactions in solids, H. J. ZEIGER Kleiber, M. See Bakken, G. S.. et al. book review of, 505 and G. W. PRATr, book review by W. P. Klein, R. See Singh, R. S. Lentz, G. See Simpson, J. A., D. Hamil- Wolf, 406 Kleinsmith, L. J. See Stein, G. S., et al. ton, G. Lentz, R. B. McKibben, A. Magovern, G. J.: Safety of medical de- Kliore, A. J. See Howard, H. T., et at. Mogro-Campero, M. Perkins, K. R. vices (letter), 149 Kliore, A.. et al.: Preliminary results on Pyle, A. J. Tuzzolino, J. J. O'Gallagher Mahoney, P., et al.: Australia antigen: de- the atmospheres of lo and Jupiter from Leonard, K. R. See Lake, J. A. tection and transmission in shellfish, 80 the Pioneer 10 S-band occultation ex- Leonard, R. T. See Nagahashi, G., et at. Maimoni, A. See Stephens. D. R., (tal. periment. 323 Lepping, R. P. See Ness, N. F., et al. Major, R. See Quinn, J. B. Knight, C. K. See Gehrels, T., et al. Leprosy in the armadillo: new model for Mammalian pheromone: identification of Knipling, E. F. See Cameron, E. A., et at. biomedical research, E. E. Storrs et al., active component in the subauricular Knox, J R. See Casida, J. E., et at. 851 scent of the male pronghorn, D. MUller- Kocsis, J. J. See Silver, M. J., et at. Lerman, J. C., and 0. Queiroz: Carbon Schwarze et al., 860 Kolata, G. B. (Research News): combina- fixation and isotope discrimination by a Man against tsetse, J. J. MC KELVEY. JR., torics, the mathematics of discrete crassulacean plant: dependence on the book review by J. D. Gillett, 299 phenomena, 839; molecular probes and photoperiod, 1207 Managers of science (editorial), D. Wolfle, a new way to study gene expression, 63; Levenspiel, O., and N. de Nevers: The 599 theoretical ecology and beginnings of a osmotic pump, 157 Mancuso, T. See Stoeckle, J. D. predictive science, 400 Levinton, J.: book review of Evolutionary Mangroves, isopods, and the ecosystem Konigsberg, W. See Barstad, P., et at. paleoecology of the marine biosphere, (letters), S. C. Snedaker and J. T. En- Koopmans, H. S. See Yeomans, J. S., et al. 648 right, 1036 Korenman, S. G., et at.: Protein kinase Levy, G. S. See Howard, H. T., et al. Mannard, A., et al.: Regeneration elec- translocation as an early event in hor- Lewis, B. J., et al.: Human DNA polymer- trode units: implants for recording from monal control of uterine contraction, 430 ase III (R-DNA polymerase): distinc- single peripheral nerve fibers in freely Korn, E. D.: book review of Lipids and tion from DNA polymerase I and re- moving animals, 547 biomembranes of eukaiyotic micro- verse transcriptase, 867 Many-worlds interpretation of quantum organisms, 1287 I EYHAUSEN, P. See LORENZ, K. mechanics, The, B. S. DE WITT and N. Kornberg, A.: book review of Nucleotide Lichtenfeld, K. See Soberman, R. K., et al. GRAHAM (Eds.), book review by P. G. metabolism, 507 Lieberman, M. See Riely, C. A., et al. Federbush, 1189 Koske, R. E. See Bandoni, R. J. Light flashes observed by astronauts on Mapping human autosomes: evidence sup- Kreuz, D. S., and J. Axelrod: Ampheta- Apollo I 1 through Apollo 17, L. S. porting assignment of Rhesus to the mine in human plasma: a sensitive and Pinsky et al., 957 short arm of chromosome No. 1, W. L. specific enzymatic assay, 420 Lijinsky, W.: Instability of N-nitrosamides Marsh et al., 966 Ku, T.-L., et at.: Eustatic sea level 120,000 (letter), 368 Nlarathoning (letter), T. J. Bassler, 256 years ago on Oahu, Hawaii, 959 Limnology of a small Malayan river SuLn- Marcus, J. See Romanov, M. A., et al. Kuck, D. L.: Advantages of surface mining gai Gombak, J. E. BISHOP, book review MARGOULIES, M., and F. C. GREENWOOD (letter), 28 by H. B. N. Hynes, 65 (Eds.), Structure-activity relationships Kuihn, D. C. See Willis, A. L.. et at. Linearized heat transfer relations in biol- of protein and polypeptide hormones, Kuhn, U. S. G., 1II, and H. Brown: Ex- ogy, G. S. Bakken et al., 976 book review' of, 193 changes with China (letters), 1142 Lipids and biomembranes of eukaryotic Marine advisory programs (letter), H. H. Kukla, G. J., and H. J. Kukla: Increasedl micr-oorganisms, J. A. ERWIN (Ed.). Eckles, 595 surface albedo in the Northern Hemi- book review by E. D. Korn, 1287 Mariner 10 Venuis encounter, J. A. Dunne, sphere, 709 Lock, (,. S. H.: Tar sand technology 1289 Kukla. H. J. See Kukla, G. J. (letter). 469 Marsh, W. L., et al.: Mapping human Kuilik, C.-L. See Kulik, J. A., et at. Locomotion of tissue cells, book revieli by autosomes: evidence supporting assign- Kulik, J. A., et al.: The Keller Plan in sci- C. S. Izzard, 1073 ment of Rhesus to the short arm of ence teaching, 379 London, W. T. See Mahoney, P., et al. chromosome No. 1, 966 Kumar, S. See Broadfoot, A. L.. et at. Long journey into tunneling, L. Esaki, 1149 Marshall, N. F. See Shepard, F. P., et al. Kushiro. 1. See Seitz, M. G. I ORENZ, K., and P. LEYHAUSEN, Motivation Martian climate: an empirical test of pos- Kurland, R. J. See Parrish, R. G., et al. of human and animal behavior, book sible gross variations, T. Owen, 763 Kuse. A. R. See DeFries, J. C.. et al. reviL'w of, 191 Martin, W. L. See Howard, H. T., et al. Lowery, P. J. See Lowney, L. I., et al. Maruyama, T. See Ewens, W. J., et al. See Low-loss niobiulm-tin compound for super- (lso5 Yamazaki, T. L conducting alternating-current power Marx, J. L. (Research News): biochem- 1ransmission applicatiolis, M. Suenaga istry of cancer cells, 1279; cancer vac- Lacalli, T., and A. B. Acton: Tip growth aad M. Garber, 952 cine prospects, 1067; viral carcinogenesis in Micrasterias, 665 Lowney, L. I., et at.: Partial purification and DNA virtuses, 1066 Lai, C. Y., et at.: Amino sequence of rab- of an opiate receptor from mouse brain, Mason, W. A., and M. D. Kenney: Re- bit muscle aldolase and the structure of 749 direction of filial attachments in rhesus the active center, 1204 Lozner, E. C., et al.: B-cell alloantigens monkeys: dogs as mother suirrogates, Lalke, J. A., and K. R. Leonard: Bacterio- determined by the H-2 linked Ir region 1209 phage strulcture: determination of head- are associated with miAed lymphocyte Massie, H. R. See Samis, H. V., et al. tail symmetry mismatch for Caulobacter clilturi-e stimLulation, 757 Mathematical theory of the dynamics of cresceitus phage IbCbK, 744 LUCKEY, T. D. (Ed.), Thymic hormones, biological populations, The, M. S. BART- Lake, N., and L. M. Jordan: Failure to hook reviewv of, 66 LETT anld R. W. HIORNS (Eds.), book re- confirm cyclic AMP as second messen- Lunar surface: identificattion of the dark view by R. M. May, 1188 ger for norepinephrine in rat cerebellum, mantling material in the Apollo 17 soil M1athews, M. V., et al.: Computers and 663 satmples, C. Pieters et al., 1191 future music, 263 LaMarche, V. C., Jr.: Paleoclimatic infer- Lynn, G. E., and '. T. Benitez: Temporal MATOLCSI, J. (Ed.), Domestikationsfor- ences from long tree-ring records, 1043 bone preservation in a 2600-year-old schung und geschichte der haUstiere, IJamb. R. J.. Jr.: Induistry in the San Fran- Egyptian mtimmy, 200 b)oIo review of, 844 - INDEX TO VOLUME 183 ix Matsubara, S., and W. C. Boyd: Hydroly- enrichment, 1270; (Research News): N sis of the lectin of Otala lactea, 339 moons of Jupiter, 293; update on Mars, Maugh, T. H., II (Research News): can- 187 Nagahashi, G., et al.: The Casparian strip cer and what is it?, 1068; chemical car- _ and A. L. Hammond (Research as a barrier to the movement of lantha- cinogenesis, 940; potential carcinogens News): geodynamics report, 735 num in corn roots, 670 detection, 943; RNA viruses, 1181 Microcalorimetry techniques: applications Nagy, L. A.: Transvaal stromatolite: first Mavko, G. See Nur, A. to cellular systems (meeting report), P. evidence for the diversification of cells May, R. M.: book review of The mathe- D. Ross, 227 about 2.2 x I09 years ago, 514 4 matical theory of the dynamics of bio- Mihalov, J. D. See Wolfe, J. H., et al. Nahas, G. G., et al.: Inhibition of cellular logical populations, 1188 Miller, E. J. See Chung, E. mediated immunity in marihuana Mayer, K. See Marsh, W. L., et al. MIILLER, L. P. (Ed.), Phytochemistry, book smokers, 419 McBride, E. F.: book review of Sedimen- review of, 1190 Nakai, N. See Lai, C. Y., et al. tary structures of ephemeral streams, Miller, W. B.: Reproduction, technology, Narayan, O., et al.: Visna virus infection 298 and the behavioral sciences (letter), 149 of American lambs, 1202 McCarthy, J.: Energy and the environ- Millman, I. See Mahoney, P., et al. Natusch, D. F. S., et al.: Toxic trace ele- ment (letter), 901 MILNES, A. G., Deep impurities in semi- ments: preferential concentration in re- McClearn, G. E. See DeFries, J. C., et al. conductors, book review of, 1284 spirable particles, 202 MeCord, T. B. See Pieters, C., et al. Milton, D. J.: Carbon dioxide hydrate and Naumann, R. J.: Automotive emission McCormick, R. A.: Air pollutants study floods on Mars, 654 standards and fuel economy (letter), 595 (letter), 1036 Miner, E. D. See Chase, S. C., E. D. Miner, Naylor, A. W.: book reviewv of Phyto- MC DEVITT, H. o., and M. LANDY (Eds.), D. Morrison, G. Munch, G. Neugebauer Genetic control of immune responsive- Miniature end plate potentials recorded chemistry, 1190 Near identity of cognitive structure in two ness, book review of, 507 from mammalian myoneural junctions ethnic groups, J. C. DeFries et al.. 338 McDonald, F. B. See Trainor, J. H., et al. in vivo, T. B. Hoekman et al., 213 Neff, N. H. See Garelis, E. McDonough, L. M., and H. R. Moffitt: "Miracle" sorghum (letter), H. K. Schnei- Neisser, U.: book review of Visual infor- Sex pheromone of the codling moth, der, 596 mation processing, 402 978 MISNER, c. W., et al., Gravitation, book re- Nelson, D. F. See Rogers, E. H., et al. McElroy, M. B. See Broadfoot, A. L., et al. view of, 1186 Neonate movement is synchronized with McGervey, J. D. See Goudsmit, S. A., et MITTWOCH, u., Genetics of sex differentia- adult speech: interactional participation al. tion, book review of, 66 and language acquisition, W. S. Condon McGinness, J., et al.: Amorphous semi- Miyazaki, H. See Chino, H., et al. and L. W. Sander, 99 conductor switching in melanins, 853 Mladejovsky, M. G. See Dobelle, W. H., Ness, N. F., et al.: Magnetic field observa- MC GUIGAN, F. J., and R. A. SCHOONOVER et al. tions near Venus: preliminary results (Eds.), The psychophysiology of think- Modisette, J. L.: OMB approach to man- from Mariner 10, 1301 ing, book review of, 1072 agement (letter), 1141 Neste, S. L. See Soberman, R. K., et al. Mcllwain, C. E. See Fillius, R. W. Moffitt, H. R. See Beroza, M., et al. See Neugebauer, G. See Chase, S. C., E. D. McKearn, T. J.: Antireceptor antiserum also McDonough, L. M. Miner, D. Morrison, G. MUnch, G. causes specific inhibition of reactivity to Mogro-Campero, A. See Simpson, J. A., Neugebauer. See also Chase, S. C., R. rat histocompatibility antigens, 94 D. Hamilton, G. Lentz, R. B. McKib- D. Ruiz, G. Munch, G. Neugebauer, M. McKelvey, J. J., Jr., Man against tsetse, ben, A. Mogro-Campero, M. Perkins, Schroeder, L. M. Trafton book review of, 299 K. R. Pyle, A. J. Tuzzolino, J. J. O'Gal- Neural pathways from thalamus associated McKerrow, J. H., and A. B. Robinson: lagher with regulation of aggressive behavior, Primary sequence dependence of the Monolayers and microbial dispersal, R. J. R. J. Bandler, Jr., and J. P. Flynn, 96 deamidation of rabbit muscle aldolase, Bandoni and R. E. Koske, 1079 Neurons in rhesus monkey visual cortex: 85 Moog, F. See Yeh, K. Y. systematic relation between time of ori- McKibben, R. B. See Simpson, J. A., Moon, H. W. See Donta, S. T., et al. gin and eventual disposition, P. Rakic, D. Hamilton, G. Lentz, R. B. McKibben, Moore, F. R. See Mathews, M. V., et al. 425 A. Mogro-Campero, M. Perkins, K. R. Moore, J. C., and J. E. Geigle: Slaty cleav- Newman, P. K.: book review of Disease Pyle, A. J. Tuzzolino, J. J. O'Gallagher age: incipient occurrences in the deep and economic development, 1286 McLoughlin, P. A. See Shepard, F. P., sea, 509 Newman, W. A., and T. F. Dana: Acani- et al. Morishima, A. See Nahas, G. G., et al. thaster: tests of the time course of coral McReynolds, J. S., and A. L. F. Gorman: Morrison, D. See Chase, S. C., E. D. destruction, 103 Ionic basis of hyperpolarizing receptor Miner, D. Morrison, G. Munch, G. News and Comment: agriculture and U.S.- potential in scallop eye: increase in Neugebauer U.S.S.R. detente, 1175; boll weevil and permeability to potassium ions, 658 Moser, J. C. See Riley, R. G., et al. its eradication, 494; "breeder econo- Meaning of fossils, The, M. J. S. RUDWICK, MOSSMAN, H. w., and K. L. DUKE, Compar- my" and AEC, 1276; budget for fiscal book review by T. J. M. Schopf, 945 ative morphology of the mammalian year 1975, 635; Cliemicals & Health re- Means, A. R. See O'Malley, B. W. ovary, book review of, 948 port, 395; computer sales to the U.S.S.R., Mechanical properties of bone, F. G. EVANS, Motivation of human and animal behavior, 499; Congress and a jammed agenda, book review by J. D. Currey, 67 K. LORENZ and P. LEYHAUSEN, book r-e- 727; congressional press gallery contro- Meetinzg reports: Beryllium disease, 449; v'iew by N. T. Adler, 191 versy, 728; energy in Britain, 57; En- Biotransformations and fermentations, Mueller, W. J. See Gay, C. V. vironmental Protection Agency severs 1217; Genetic recombination: genetic, Mulholland, J. D.: Definition of the meter ties with industry group, 60; financing physical, and biochemical aspects, 1218; (letter), 1248 U.S.S.R. detente, 1175; boll weevil and Gordon Research Conferences, 979; Muller, C. H.: Human ecology (letter), postsecondary education, 731; floating Lead in seawater, 553; Microcalorimetry 368 nuclear plants, 1063; Ford hears scien- techniques: applications to cellular sys- Muiller-Schwarze, C. See Mililer-Schwarze, tists' concerns, 496; Frederickson and In- tems, 227; Pharmacology and toxicology D., et al. stitute of Medicine, 184, 398; helium con- applied to the treatment of patients, Miller-Schwarze, D., et al.: Mammalian servation program, 59; herbicides and 1219; Radiation chemistry of condensed pheromone identification of active com- their effects in Vietnam, 1177; Hosmer to phases: report of a joint Japan-United ponent in the subauricular scent of the leave Congress, 398; Institute of Medi- States seminar, 881; Rubey conference male pronghorn, 860 cine scrubs three committees, 937; insur- on crustal evolution, 878; The sea and Multinational corporations (letters), J. ance dominates Nixon health message, its resources, 224 deD. Pozo-Olano et al., 469 933; land use legislation, 1176; Law Melting relations of the Allende meteorite, Munch, G. See Chase, S. C., E. D. Miner, of the Sea conference, 290; Mars- M. G. Seitz and I. Kushiro, 954 D. Morrison, G. Munch, G. Neugebauer ton to presidency of the University of Menck, H. R., et al.: Industrial air polltu- Munch, G. See also Chase, S. C., R. D. Florida, 285; Mead elected AAAS pres- tion: possible effect on lung cancer, 210 Ruiz, G. M unch, G. Neugebauer, M. ident, 181; medical education, 1272; Na- Merali, Z. See Singhal, R. L., et al. Schroeder, L. M. Trafton tional Institutes of Health and its leader- Mercury: does its atmosphere contain Murphy, D. L. See Costa, J. L., et al. ship, 829; nutrition of U.S. population, water?, G. E. Thomas, 1197 Murr, L.: Ordered lattice defects in col- 1062; off-road vehicles in California Merril, C. R. See Friedman, T. B., et al. ored fllorite: direct observations, 206 Desert, 396, 936; Office of Management Mesoscale ocean eddies in the North Pa- Murray, B. C., et a!.: Venus: atmospheric and Budget, 180, 286, 392; Office of cific: westward propagation, R. L. Bern- motion and struLcture from Mariner 10 Technology Assessment staffs up, 291 stein, 71 pictures, 1307 (erratuxm, 769); oil shortage, 183; Pen- Metcalf, R. L.: book review of The chem- Murray, F. A. See Whitson, G. L. tagon's R & D clients, 936; photocopying istry of organophosphorus pesticides, 506 Mycoplasma-like struLctures in the aquiatic of journals, 1274; plutonium and the Metz, W. D. (Neivs andl Comment): heli- fungus Aphaniomyces astaci, 1. B. Heath "hot particle problem," 834; prescrip- um conservation program, 59; uranium and T. Unestam, 434 tion drugs, 284; Presidential Prizes for x INDEX TO VOLUME 183 Innovation, 938; "Problems of Forbid- O'Neil, T. J. See Ku, T.-L., et al. PCB's: another source? (letter), P. E. den Knowledge" at AAAS meeting, On the directionality of medial forebrain Gaffney, 367 1060; Proxmire hits research priorities bundle fibers mediating self-stimulation, Peakall, D. B.: DDE: its presence in pere> at the National Science Foundation, J. S. Yeomans et al., 102 grine eggs in 1948, 673 498; Russia and noncooperation with On the "square" model of Maya territorial PEEKE, H. V. S., and M. J. HERZ (Eds.), scientists, 61; Salk Institute worth $2.4 organization, M. A. Romanov et al., 875 Habituation, book review of, 649 million to March of Dimes, 937; schizo- Operant control of occipital theta rhythm Penetration of somatic mammalian cell; phrenia program and U.S.-U.S.S.R. ex- affects performance in a radar monitor- by sperm, A. A. Bendich et al., 857 change, 932; Science and Astronautics ing task, J. Beatty et al., 871 Periglacial processes and environments, Committee, 1277; science and technolo- Operations research (letters), C. H. Wad- A. L. WASHBURN, book review by J. T. gy and its relations with the federal gov- dington and A. L. Porter, 1141 Andrews, 1285 ernment, 497; Sherman to American Opp, A. G.: Pioneer 10 mission: summary Perkins, M. See Simpson, J. A., D. Hamil- Association of Medical Colleges, 285; of scientific results from the encounter ton, G. Lentz, R. B. McKibben, A. Smithsonian Institution's Center for with Jupiter, 302 Mogro-Campero, M. Perkins, K. R. Short-Lived Phenomena, 55; sterilization Optical brighteners (letter), B. J. Kilbey Pyle, A. J. Tuzzolino, J. J. O'Gallagher regulations, 935; Social Indicators, 1276; and G. Zetterberg, 798 Perrin, C. L., and K.-L Ting: Testing of Stetten to deputy director for science at Optimization in ecology, M. L. Cody, 1156 computer-assisted methods for classifica- National Institutes of Health, 285; syn- Ordered lattice defects in colored fluorite: tion of pharmacological activity, 551 thetic fuels, 641; United States more direct observations, L. E. Murr, 206 Persistence of cadmium-induced metabolic vulnerable over raw materials, 185; Orgad, S., and I. R. Cohen: Autoimmune changes in liver and kidney, R. L. Sin- uranium enrichment, 1172, 1270; Veli- encephalomyelitis: activation of thymus ghal et al., 1094 kovsky and AAAS forum, 1059; Water- lymphocytes against syngeneic brain an- Peterson, R. D. A.: book review of Thymic gate tapes and report of expert panel, tigens in vitro, 1083 hormones, 66 732; Weinberg leaves Oak Ridge, 60; Originality and competition in science, J. Pharmacology and toxicology applied to Weinberg moves to White House, 288; GASTON, book review by M. R. Quillian, the treatment of patients (meeting re- world population and fertility reduction, 841 port), G. J. Cosmides, 1219 833 Origine du systeme solaire, book review PHILLIPS, J. c., Bonds and bands in semi- NIETO, M. M., The Titus-Bode law of plan- by I. Rasool, 504 conductors, book review of, 403 etary distances, book review of, 65 Orkin, L. R. See Chalon, J., et al. Phillips, R. L.: Cancer and adventists, Nitrification in Paleocene shale, J. F. Osborn, E. F.: Coal and the present en- (letter), 471 Power et al., 1077 ergy situation, 477 Phloem translocation, M. J. CANNY, book No easy way out of energy crisis (edi- Osborne, W. Z. See Pinsky, L. S., et al. review by J. H. Troughton, 68 torial), P. H. Abelson, 475 Osmotic gradients across snail epidermis: Phosphate absorption capacity and accli- Noda, H., and W. R. Adey: Excitability evidence for a water barrier, J. Machin, mation potential in plants along a lati- changes in cat lateral geniculate cells 759 tudinal gradient, F. S. Chapin, III, 521 during saccadic eye movements, 543 Osmotic pump, The, 0. Levenspiel and N. Physiology of Insecta, The, M. ROCKSTEIN Nonhistone chromosomal proteins and de Nevers, 157 (Ed.), book review by J. W. Truman gene regulation, G. S. Stein et al., 817 Our environment, A. P. VAN TASSEL (Ed.), and L. M. Riddiford, 404 Norepinephrine uptake into cerebral corti- book review by M. I. Goldman, 1187 Phytochemistry, L. P. MILLER (Ed.), book cal synaptosomes after one fight or elec- Out of the energy crunch by 1976 (edi- review by A. W. N-aylor, 1190 troconvulsive shock, B. L. Welch et al., torial), P. H. Abelson, 707 PICARD, M. D., and L. R. HIGH, JR., Sedi- 220 Overmanagement of medicine (editorial), mentary structures of ephemeral streams, North Sea science, E. D. GOLDBERG (Ed.), W. C. Wescoe, 155 book review of, 298 book review by W. Burt, 1286 Owen, T.: Martian climate: an empirical Piccolino, M. See Cervetto, L. Norway: small country plans civil science test of possible gross variations, 763 PiCHA, J. See PICK, M., et al. and technology, J. B. Quinn and R. Ma- OXNARD, c., Form and pattern in human PICK, M., et al., Theory of the earth's grav- jor, 172 evolution, book review of, 298 ity field, book review of, 1284 NOVA: programs of new science TV series Pieters, C., et al.: Lunar surface: identifi- (Association Affairs), 1216 cation of the dark mantling material in Nowell, P. C. See Marsh, W. L., et al. P the Apollo 17 soil samples, 1191 Nucleotide metabolism, J. F. HENDERSON Pinsky, L. S., et al.: Light flashes observed and A. R. P. PATTERSON, book review by Paddock, R. J. See Ignarro, L. J., et al. by astronauts on Apollo 11 through A. Kornberg, 507 Palaeoethnobotany, J. M. RENFREW, book Apollo 17, 957 Null, G. W. See Anderson, J. D., et al. review by H. C. Cutler, 193 Pioneer 10, C. F. Hall, 301 Numerical taxonomy, P. H. A. SNEATH and Paleoclimatic inferences from long tree- Pioneer 10 infrared radiometer experi- R. R. SOKAL, book review by S. J. Gould, ring records, V. C. LaMarche, Jr., 1043 ment: preliminary results, S. C. Chase 739 Palmer, K. J. See Casida, J. E., et al. et al., 315 Nur, A., and G. Mavko: Postseismic vis- Papers of the Peabody Museum, Harvard Pioneer 10 mission: summary of scientific coelastic rebound, 204 University, vols. 62-64, book review by results from the encounter with Jupiter, Nutritional significance of symbiotic bac- W. A. Haviland, 297 A. G. Opp, 302 teria in two species of hemoflagellates, Paradoxical increase in rate of catabolist Pioneer 10 mission to Jupiter (editorial), K.-P. Chang and W. Trager, 531 of low-density lipoproteins after hepa- P. H. Abelson, 261 tectomy, A. D. Sniderman et al., 526 Pioneer 10 observations of the ultraviolet Parathyroid hormone effects in rats treated glow in the vicinity of Jupiter, D. L. 0 with diphosphonate, R. V. Talmage and Judge and R. W. Carlson, 317 J. J. B. Anderson, 661 Piperidine increase in the brain of dormant Observations at Venus encounter by the Parrish, R. G., et al.: Proton relaxation mice, J. Stepita-Klauco et al., 536 plasma science experiment on Mariner rates of water in brain and brain tumors, Pitzer, K. S.: book review of Wave me- 10, H. S. Bridge et al., 1295 438 chanics, 1075 O'Gallagher, J. J. See Simpson, J. A., D. Parsons, H. M.: What happened at Haw- Plague of corn, A, D. A. ROE, book review Hamilton, G. Lentz, R. B. McKibben, thorne?, 922 by B. G. Rosenkrantz, 949 A. Mogro-Campero, M. Perkins, K. R. Partial purification of an opiate receptor Plasma dopamine p-hydroxylase: a pos- Pyle, A. J. Tuzzolino, J. J. O'Gallagher from mouse brain, L. I. Lowney et al., sible aid in the study and evaluation of Ogilvie, K. W. See Bridge, H. S., et al. 749 hypertension, S. M. Schanberg et al., O'Hanlon, J. F. See Beatty, J., et al. Particle concentration in the asteroid belt 523 Ohsawa, T. See Casida, J. E., et at. from Pioneer 10, R. K. Soberman et al., Plum, F. See Vergara, F., et al. Ohtaki, T. See Chino, H., et al. 320 Plutonium: biomedical research, W. J. O'Leary, B. See Murray, B. C., et al. Pask, J. A. See Aksay, I. A. Bair and R. C. Thompson, 715 Olins, A. L., and D. E. Olins: Spheroid Pasternak, A. D. See Stephens, D. R., et al. Point of Viewv: On reading the federal chromatic units (v bodies), 330 Pathologic evaluation and the blind tech- budget, 832 Olins, D. E. See Olins A. L. - - nique (letter), T. R. Fears and M. A. Polansky, J. R., et al.: Brain hyaluroni- Olney, C. E. See Bidleman, T. F. Schneiderman, 1144 dase: changes in activity during chick O'Malley, B W., and A. R. Means: Female Pattern recognition, learning, and thought, development, 862 steroid hormones and target cell nuclei, L. UHR, book review by E. Hunt, 403 Polarized magnetic field fluctuations at the 611 PATTERSON, A. R. P. See HENDERSON, J. F. Apollo 15 site: possible regional influ- OMB approach to management (letter), J. Patterson, C.: Lead in seawater (meeting ence on lunar induction, G. Schubert L. Modisette, 1141 report), 553 et al., 1194 On citations (letter), C. Kittel, 702 Pawley, W. H.: World food situation (let- Pollack, J. B. See Greeley, R., et al. O'Neal, R. L. See Kinard, W. H., et at. ter), 26 Porter, A. L. See Waddington, C. H. INDEX TO VOLUME 183 xi Posner, M.: book review of Human as- Radiation effects (letter), C. L. Comar, Risset, J. C. See Mathews, M. V., et al. sociative memory, 1283 258 Ritchie-Calder, Lord, Global science pol- Postal, R. B. See Howard, H. T., et al. Radiocarbon dates for earliest domesticated icy (editorial), 1147 Postseismic viscoelastic rebound, A. Nur animals from Europe and the Near East, Rivlin, A. M.: Social experiments: prom- and G. Mavko, 204 R. Berger and R. Protsch, 1100 ise and problems (editorial), 35 Potter, M. See Barstad, P., et al. Radioreceptor assay for la,25-dihyroxy- Robbins, M. L. See Kashket, E. R., et a!. Power, J. F., et al.: Nitrification in Paleo- vitamin D3, P. F. Brumbaugh et al., 1089 ROBERTS, M. J. See CARSON, T. R. cene shale, 1077 Radon-222 from the island of Hawaii: Roberts, M. S.: Interstellar hydrogen in Pozo-Olano, J. deD., et al.: Multinational deep soils are more important than lava galaxies, 371 corporations (letters), 469 fields or volcanoes, M. H. Wilkening, Robinson, A. B. See McKerrow, J. H. PRATT, G. W. See ZEIGER, H. J. 413 Robinson, A. L. (Research News): elec- Predicting success in graduate edtucation, Rainfall in the Amazon Basin (letter), tron-hole droplets, 837; superconduct- W. W. Willingham, 273 T. C. Emmel, 257 ing metals, 293; superconducting wire Predictive simulation of the subsidence of Rajan, R. S. See Macdougall, D., et al. and how to make it, 294 Venice, G. Gambolati et al., 849 Rakic, P.: Neurons in rhesus monkey vis- Robinson, E. See Hobbs, P. V., et al. Preliminary infrared radiometry of Venus ual cortex: systematic relation between Robinson, R. R. See Schanberg, S. M., from Mariner 10, S. C. Chase et a!., time of origin and eventual disposition, et al. 1291 425 ROCKSTEIN, M. (Ed.), The physiology of Preliminary Pioneer 10 encounter results Ramanathan, S. See Chalon, J., et al. Insecta, book review of, 404 from the Ames Research Center plasma Randall, B. A. See Van Allen, J. A., ROE, D. A., A plague of corn, book reviewv analyzer experiment, J. H. Wolfe et al., et al. of, 949 303 Rasool, I.: book review of L'origine du Roederer, J. G.: The earth's magneto- Preliminary results on the atmospheres of systeme solaire, 504 sphere, 37 lo and Jupiter from the Pioneer 10 S- Rasool, S. I. See Kliore, A., et al. Roelof, E. C. See Trainor, J. H., et al. band occultation experiment, A. Kliore Raup, D. M.: book review of Form and Roethle, J. See Auerbach, R. et al., 323 pattern in human evolution, 298 Rogers, E. H., et al.: Auroral photography Prevention of food-processing wastes, S. R. Ravensdale, T. See PRICE, W. C., et al. from a satellite, 951 Hoover, 824 Reasenberg, R. D. See Howard, H. T., Romano-V., 0. I.: Institutions in modern Price, D. See Narayan, O., et al. et al. society: caretakers and subjects, 722 Price, P. B. See Macdougall, D., et al. Reddy, B. S., et al.: Fecal bacterial ,3-glu- Romanov, M. A., et al.: On the "square" PRICE, W. C., et al. (Eds.), Wave mechan- curonidase: control by diet, 416 model of Maya territorial organization, ics, book review of, 1075 Redirection of filial attachments in rhesus 875 Primary sequence dependence of the de- monkeys: dogs as mother surrogates, Rosazza, J. P.: Biotransformations and fer- amidation of rabbit muscle aldolase, W. A. Mason and M. D. Kenney, 1209 mentations (meetintg report), 1217 J. H. McKerrow and A. B. Robinson, 85 Reducing automotive emissions (letter), Rosenblatt, J. S.: book review of Beha- Pringle, J. R. See Hartwell, L. H., et al. W. G. Agnew, 254 vioral embryology, 948 Prinz, M. See Dowty, E., et al. Reduction of ferricytochrome c by some Rosenkrantz, B. G.: book rev,iew of A Proctor, P. See McGinness, J., et al. free radical agents, A. Shafferman and plague of corn, 949 Prospectus for science advising (editorial), G. Stein, 428 Ross, P. D.: Microcalorimetry techniques: E. E. David, Jr., 801 Reese, T. S. See Costa, J. L., et al. applications to cellular systems (meet- Protection of human subjects (letters), Regeneration electrode units: implants for inzg report), 227 A. M. Capron and A. Etzioni, 797 recording from single peripheral nerve Rossini, A. A., et al.: Beta cell protection Protein kinase translocation as an early fibers in freely moving animals, A. Man- to alloxan necrosis by anomers of D-glu- event in the hormonal control of uterine nard et al., 547 cose, 424 contraction, S. G. Korenman et al., Reid, B. J. See Hartwell, L. H., et al. Rothman, S. S. See Adelson, J. W. 430 "Relevance" of basic science, The (letter), Rubey conference on crustal evolution Protodolomite synthesis at 1000C and at- S. Gale, 473 (mneetinzg report), P. Cloud, 878 mospheric pressure, A. M. Gaines, 518 RENFREW, J. M., Paleoethnobotany, book Rudikoff, S. See Barstad, P., et al. Proton relaxation rates of water in brain review of, 193 RUDWICK, M. J. s., The meaning of fossils, and brain tumors, R. G. Parrish et al., Reproduction, technology, and the behav- book review of, 945 438 ioral sciences (letter), W. B. Miller, 149 Ruiz, R. D. See Chase, S. C., R. D. Ruiz, Protons and electrons in Jupiter's magnetic Research News: biochemistry of cancer G. Munch, G. Neugebauer, M. Schroe- field: results from the University of cells, 1279; cancer and what is it?, der, L. M. Trafton Chicago experiment on Pioneer 10, J. A. 1068; cancer vaccine prospects, 1067; Simpson et al., 306 chemical carcinogenesis, 940; combi- Protsch, R. See Berger, R. natorics, the mathematics of discrete S Psychophysiology of thinking, The, F. J. phenomena, 839; electron-hole droplets, MC GUIGAN and R. A. SCHOONOVER (Eds.), 837; frontiers of research in atmospheric Sachs, D. H. See Lozner, E. C., et al. book review by T. Shallice, 1072 marine science, 736; geodynamics re- Safety of medical devices (letter), G. J. Publishing ethics (letter), E. B. Hook, port, 735; manganese nodules, 502, Magovern, 149 1246 644; molecular probes and a new way Sakurai, S. See Chino, H., et al. Pyle, K. R. See Simpson, J. A., et al. to study gene expression, 63; moons of Samis, H. V., et al.: Deuterium oxide ef- Jupiter, 293; potential carcinogen detec- fect on temperature-dependent survival tion, 943; RNA viruses, 1181; supercon- in populations of Drosophila melano- Q ducting metals, 293; superconducting gaster, 427 Sanborn, B. M. See Korenman, S. G., wire and how to make it, 294; theo- Queiroz, 0. See Lerman, J. C. retical ecology and beginnings of a pre- et al. Quillian, M. R.: book review of Originality dictive science, 400; update on Mars, Sander, L. W. See Condon, W. S. and competition in science and Social 187; viral carcinogenesis and DNA vi- Sanderson, B. A. See Snowdon, C. T. stratification in science, 841 ruses, 1066 Sandoval, F. M. See Power, J. F., et al. Quinn, J. B., and R. Major: Norway: small Revolution in the earth sciences, A, A. Savage, R. C. See Rogers, E. H., et al. country plans civil science an technol- HALLAM, book review by B. C. Heezen, Schanberg, S. M., et al.: Plasma dopamine ogy, 172 504 ,8-hydroxylase: a possible aid in the Quock, R. M., and A. Horita: Apomor- Richards, F. M.: book review of Chem- study and evaluation of hypertension, phine: modification of its hyperthermic istry and functions of colicins, 1076 523 effect in rabbits by p-chlorophenylala- Riddiford, L. M. See Truman, J. W. Schatten, K. H. See Ness, N. F., et al. nine, 539 Riely, C. A., et al.: Ethane evolution: a SCHMIDT, K.-J. See FEST, C. new index of lipid peroxidation, 208 Schneider, H. K.: "Miracle" sorghum (let- Rieser, L. M.: An invitation for sugges- ter), 596 R tions on candidates (Association Af- Schneiderman, M. A. See Fears, T. R. fairs), 494 Scholarly exchanges with the People's Re- Rabies shots (letter), B. M. Feldmann, Riggs, P. S.: Humidifiers and energy con- public of China, H. Brown, 52 1248 servation (letter), 1145 SCHOLTEN, R. See DE JONG, K. A. Radiation belts of Jupiter, R. W. Fillius Riley, R. G., et al.: Biological responses SCHOONOVER, R. A. See MC GUIGAN, F. J. and C. E. McIlwain, 314 of Atta texania to its alarm pheromone Schopf, T. J. M.: book review of The Radiation chemistry of condensed phases: and the enantiomer of the pheromone, meaning of fossils, 945 report of a joint Japan-United States 760 Schroeder, M. See Chase, S. C., et al. seminar (meeting report), A. 0. Allen, Rise up to life, L. BICKEL, book review by Schubert, G., et al.: Polarized magnetic 881 H. F. Dowling, 505 field fluctuations at the Apollo 15 site: xii INDEX TO VOLUME 183 possible regional influence on lunar in- Silverstein, A. M. See Narayan, O., et al. (Ed.), book review by R. H. Dyson, duction, 1 194 -Silverstein, R. M. See Muller-Schwarze, Jr., 947 Schulz, K. See Lowney, L. I., et al. D., et al. See also Riley, R. G., et al. Spelsberg, T. C. See Stein, G. S. et SCHULZ-DUBOIS, E. O. See ARECCHI, F. T. Simon, H. A.: How big is a chunk?, 482 al. C Schwalbe, C. P. See Cameron, E. A., et al. Simon, W.: "Back-to-the-wall" effect con- Spheroid chromatic units (v bodies), A. L. Schwartz, A. See Goldstein, M. A., et al. tinues (letter), 150 Olins and D. E. Olins, 330 Schwartz, K. See Schubert, G., et al. Simpson, J. A., J. H. Eraker, J. E. Lam- SPRADBERY, J. P., Wasps, book review of, Sciama, D. W.: book review of Gravita- port, P. H. Walpole: Search by Mar- 192 O tion, 1186 iner 10 for electrons and protons ac- Stadtman, T. C.: Selenium biochemistry, Science and management techniques, N. G. celerated in association with Venus, 915 Anderson, 726 1318 Standaert, F. G. See Hoekman, T. B., Science: challenges of today-outlook for Simpson, J. A., D. Hamilton, G. Lentz, et al. the future (Association AfJairs), H. J. R. B. McKibben, A. Mogro-Campero, Stastny, P.: HL-A antigens in mummified Carlson, 104 M. Perkins, K. R. Pyle, A. J. Tuzzolino, pre-Columbian tissues, 864 Scudder, J. D. See Bridge, H. S., et al. J. J. O'Gallagher: Protons and electrons Status of women microbiologists, E. R. Sea and its resources, The (meeting re- in Jupiter's magnetic field: results from Kashket et al., 488 port), H. B. Stewart, Jr., 224 the University of Chicago experiment Stavinoha, W. B., and S. T. Weintraub: Search by Mariner 10 for electrons and on Pioneer 10, 306 Choline content of rat brain, 964 protons accelerated in association with Singer, A. G. See Muller-Schwarze, D., Steele, J.: book review of The biology of Venus, J. A. Simpson et al., 1318 et al. the Indian Ocean, 405 Sedimentary structures of ephemeral Singh, R. S., and R. Klein: Genetic het- Stein, G. See Shafferman, A. streams, M. D. PICARD and L. R. HIGH, erogeneity (letters), 700 Stein, G. S., et al.: Nonhistone chromo- JR., book review by E. F. McBride, Singhal, R. L., et al.: Persistence of cad- somal proteins and gene regulation, 817 298 mium-induced metabolic changes in liver Stein, R. B. See Mannard, A., et al. Seasonal changes in goldfish learning?, and kidney, 1094 Steinberg, D. See Sniderman, A. D., et al. E. J. Fjeringstad and V. E. Shashoua, Siscoe, G. L. See Bridge, H. S., et al. Stelzreid, C. T. See Howard, H. T., et al. 1321 Site of biosynthesis of galactolipids in Stephens, D. R., et al.: Underground coal Seidel, B. L. See Howard, H. T., et al. spinach chloroplasts, R. Douce, 852 gasification (letter), 1036 See also Kliore, A., et al. Site of neural attenuation of responses to Stepita-Klauco, M., et al.: Piperidine in- Seitz, M. G., and I. Kushiro: Melting re- self-vocalized sounds in echolocating crease in the brain of dormant mice, 536 lations of the Allende meteorite, 954 bats, N. Suga and T. Shimozawa, 1211 Sternberg, S. S. See Bendich, A., et al. Selective pancreatic enzyme secretion due Size of suspended particle matter in air, Stevens, R. H. See Korenman, S. G., et al. to a new peptide called chymodenin, The, K. T. Whitby et al., 1098 Stevens, R. K. See Whitby, K. T., et al. J. W. Adelson and S. S. Rothman, Skalka, A., et al.: Genetic recombination: Stewart, H. B., Jr.: The sea and its re- 1087 genetic, physical, and biochemical as- sources (meeting report), 224 Selenium biochemistry, T. C. Stadtman, pects (meeting report), 1218 Stilwell, D. E. See Trainor, J. H., et al. 915 Skelton, T. D. See Eaton, J. W., et al. Stimulation of 24,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 Sentman, D. D. See Van Allen, J. A., Slaty cleavage: incipient occurrences in production by 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3: et al. the deep sea, J. C. Moore and J. E. Y. Tanaka and H. F. DeLuca, 1198 Septal tryptophan-5-hydroxylase: divergent Geigle, 509 Stoeckle, J. D., and T. Mancuso: Beryl- response to raphe lesions and para- "Slippery slope" of science, The (edi- lium disease (meeting report), 449 chlorophenylalanine, J. A. Harvey and torial), A. Etzioni, 1041 Stokes, J., III, et al.: The university de- E. M. Gal, 869 Smith, B. F. See Schubert, G., et al. partment (letters), 902 Serotonin storage in platelets: estimation Smith, E. J., et al.: Magnetic field of Jupi- Stone, R. A. See Schanberg, S. M., et al. of storage-packet size, J. L. Costa et al., ter and its interaction with the solar Storrs, E. E., et al.: Leprosy in the ar- 537 wind, 305 madillo: a new model for biomedical Sesplaukis, T. T. See Howard, H. T., et al. SMITH, G. P., The variation and adaptive research, 851 Sex pheromone of the codling moth, L. M. expression of antibodies, book review of, Straus, R. See Stokes, J., III, et al. McDonough and H. R. Moffitt, 978 190 Strom, R. G. See Murray, B. C., et al. Sex pheromones: (E,E)-8,10-dodecadien- Smith, H. M., Jr., et al.: Inhibition of Structure-activity relationships of protein I-ol in the codling moth, M. Beroza neighboring motoneurons in conscious and polypeptide hormones, M. MAR- et al., 89 control of single spinal motoneurons, GOULIES and F. C. GREENWOOD (Eds.), Shackleton, N. J. See Emiliani, C. 975 book review by T. A. Bewley, 193 Shadden, J. See Rossini, A. A., et al. Smith, J. B. See Silver, M. J., et al. Structure of the proton, R. P. Feynman, Shafferman, A., and G. Stein: Reduction Smith, R.: book review of Foundations 601 of ferricytochrome c by some free radi- of scientific method, 946 Strunk, T. H. See Bakken, G. S., et al. cal agents, 428 Smith, R. G. See Lewis, B. J., et al. Student-faculty evaluation, L. W. Zelby, Shallice, T.: book review of The psycho- Smyers, W. H. See Castor, G. B. 1266 physiology of thinking, 1072 SNEATH, P. H. A., and R. R. SOKAL, Numeri- Stutman, O.: Tumor development after 3- Shapiro, I. I. See Howard, H. T., et al. cal taxonomy, book review of, 739 methylcholanthrene in immunologically Shapley, D. (News and Comment): Chem- Snedaker, S. C., and J. T. Enright: Man- deficient athymic-nude mice, 534 icals & Health report, 395; Environ- groves, isopods, and the ecosystem (let- Suciu-Foca, N. See Nahas, G. G., et al. mental Protection Agency severs ties ters), 1036 Suenaga, M., and M. Garber: Low-loss with industry research group, 60; herbi- Sniderman, A. D., et al.: Paradoxical in- niobium-tin compound for superconduct- cides and their effects in Vietnam, 1177; crease in rate of catabolism of low-den- ing alternating-current power transmis- Law of the Sea conference, 290; Na- sity lipoproteins after hepatectomy, 526 sion applications, 952 tional Science Foundation budget for Snipes, W. See Keith, A. D. Suga, N., and T. Shimozawa: Site of fiscal year 1975, 640; Presidential Prizes Snowdon, C. T., and B. A. Sanderson: neural attenuation of responses to self- for Innovation, 938; Proxmire hits re- Lead pica produced in rats, 92 vocalized sounds in echolocating bats, search priorities at NSF, 498; Russia Soaring prices and sinking sales of science 1211 and noncooperation with scientists, 61; monographs, C. G. Benjamin, 282 Suomi, V. See Murray, B. C., et al. schizophrenia program and U.S.- Soberman, R. K., et al.: Particle concen- Suppressing Drosphila circadian rhythm U.S.S.R. exchange, 932 tration in the asteroid belt from Pioneer with dim light, A. T. Winfree, 970 Shashoua, V. E. See Fjeringstad, E. J. 10, 320 Suppression of nitrogen fixation by blue- Shearer, G. M. See Lozner, E. C., et al. Social experiments: promise and problems green algae in a eutrophic lake with Shepard, F. P., et al.: "Internal waves" (editorial), A. M. Rivlin, 35 trace additions of copper, A. J. Horne advancing along submarine canyons, 195 Social facilitation and development in and C. R. Goldman, 409 Shimozawa, T. See Suga, N. Ephestia kuhniella Z., W. B. Cotter, 747 Survival at extreme altitude: protective Shirley, D. L. See Howard, H. T., et al. Social stratification in science, J. R. COLE effect of increased hemoglobin-oxygen Should the history of science be rated X?, and S. COLE, book review by M. R. Quil- affinity, J. W. Eaton et al., 743 S. G. Brush, 1164 lian, 841 Sutherland, D. J. B. See Singhal, R. L., Siegman, A. E.: book review of Laser Sofer, D. See Kahana, E., et al. et al. handbook, 843 SOKAL, R. R. See SNEATH, P. H. A. Sweetnam, D. N. See Howard, H. T., et al. Silica-alumina system: stable and meta- Some aspects of intracellular parasitism, Swindell, W. See Gehrels, T., et al. stable equilibria at 1.0 atmosphere, The W. Trager, 269 SWINDLER, D. R., and C. D. WOOD, An atlas I. A. Aksay and J. A. Pask, 69 Sonnett, C. P. See Schubert, G., et al. See of primate gross anatomy, book review of, Silver, M. J., et al.: Arachidonic acid also Smith, E. J., et al. 192 causes sudden death in rabbits, 1085 South Asian archaeology, N. HAMMOND Synaptic transmission between photorecep- INDEX TO VOLUME 183 xiii tors and horizontal cells in the turtle retina, L. Cervetto and M. Piccolino, Trask, N. See Murray, B. C., et al. Troughton, J. H.: book review of Phloem w 417 translocation, 68 Waddington, C. H., and A. L. Porter: Op- Szybalski, W.: The confusion over bac- Truman, J. W., and L. M. Riddiford: book erations research (letters), 1141 teriophage OX-174 (letter), 1145 r-eview of The physiology of Insecta, Wade, N. (News and Comment): agricul- 404 ture and U.S.-U.S.S.R. detente, 1175; Tuddenham, R. D.: book reiewv of Alfred computer sales to the US.S.R., 499; T Binet, 1071 Ford hears scientists' concern, 496; mil- Tumor development after 3-methylcholan- itary budget for fiscal year 1975, 639; Talmage, R. V., and J. J. B. Anderson: threne in immunologically deficient athy- Pentagon's R & D clients, 936; Salk In- Parathyroid hormone effects in rats mic-nude mice, 0. Stutman, 534 stitute worth $2.4 million to March of treated with diphosphonate, 661 Turek, I. See Welch, B. L., et al. Dimes, 937; U.S. more vulnerable over Tanaka, Y., and H. F. DeLuca: Stimula- Turner, D. L.: Keynesian theory (letter), raw materials, 185; Watergate tapes and ton of 24,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 pro- 702 report of expert panel, 732 duction by 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D8, Tuttle, R.: book review of An atlas of Wakeley, P. C. See Zinn, D. J. 1198 primate gross anatomy, 192 Wallace J. R. See Natusch, D. F. S., Tar sand technology (letter), G. S. H. Tuzzolino, A. J. See Simpson, J. A., et al. et al. Lock, 469 Tyler, G. L. See Howard, H. T., et al. Walpole, P. H. See Simpson, J. A., J. H. Teegarden, B. J. See Trainor, J. H., et al. Eraker, J. E. Lamport, P. H. Walpole TEMKIN, O., Galenism, book review of, Walsh, G. P. See Storrs, E. E., et al. 650 U Walsh, J. (News and Comment): "breeder Temporal bone preservation in a 2600- economy" and Atomic Energy Commis- year-old Egyptian mummy, G. E. Lynn Udovich, N. See Greeley, R., et al. sion, 1276; budget for research and de- and J. T. Benitez, 200 UHR, L., Pattern recognition, learning, and velopment for fiscal year 1975, 635; Temporal pattern shifts to avoid acoustic thought, book review of, 403 Congress and a jammed agenda, 727; interference in singing birds, R. W. Fick- Uk, S.: Aid to Indochina (letter), 469 insurance dominates Nixon health mes- en et al., 762 Ultraviolet observations of Venus from sage, 933; Office of Management and Terry, W. D. See Lozner, E. C., et al. Mariner 10 preliminary results, A. L. Budget, 180, 286; photocopying of jour- Testing of computer-assisted methods for Broadfoot et al., 1315 nals, 1274; science and technology and classification of pharmacological activity, Underground coal gasification (letter), its relations with the federal govern- C. L. Perrin and K.-L. Ting, 551 D. R. Stephens et al., 1036 ment, 497 Theory of the earth's gravity field, M. PICK Unemployed biologists (letter), D. E. WARREN, A. See COOKE, R. U. et al., book review by Z. F. Danes, 1284 Davis, 1036 Thomas, G. E.: Mercury: does its at- Unestam, T. See Heath, I. B. WASHBURN, A. L., Periglacial processes and mosphere contain water?, 1197 University department, The (letters), J. environments, book review of, 1285 Thomsen, M. F. See Van Allen, J. A., Stokes III et al., 902 Wasps, J. P. .SPRADBERY, book review by et al. Utterback, J. M.: Innovation in indtustry H. E. Evans, 192 Thomson, W. W. See Nagahashi, G., et al. and the diffusion of technology, 620 Wasserman, R. H.: Calcium absorption Thompson, L. F. See Pinsky, L. S., et al. and calcium-binding protein synthesis: Thompson, R. C. See Bair, W. J. Solanium malacoxyloni reverses strontium THORNE, K. S. See MISNER, C. W., et al. V inhibition, 1092. See also Villareale, M., Thorson, J., and M. Biederman-Thorson: et al. Distributed relaxation processes in sen- VALENTINE, J. W., Evolutionary paleoecol- Watanabe, M.: The conception of nature sory adaptation, 161 ogy of the marine biosphere, book re- in Japanese culture, 279 Thymic hormones, T. D. LUCKEY (Ed.), viewv of, 648 Wave mechanics, W. C. PRICE et al. (Eds.), book review by R. D. A. Peterson, 66 Van Allen, J. A., et al.: Energetic electrons book review by K. S. Pitzer, 1075 Thymus adenylate cyclase activity during in the magnetosphere of Jupiter, 309 Webber, W. R. See Trainor, J. H., et al. murine leukemogenesis, R. G. Kemp Vandenberg, S. G. See DeFries, J. C., et al. Weintraub, S. T. See Stavinoha, W. B. and R. J. Duquesnoy, 218 Vanderstoep, S. F. See Smith, H. M., Jr., WEISBROD, B. A., et al., Disease and eco- Ting, K.-L. See Perrin, C. L. et al. nomic development, book review of, 1286 Tip growth in Mic-asterias, T. Lacalli and van Heyningen, S.: Cholera toxin: inter- Weisburger, J. H. See Reddy, B. S., et al. A. B. Acton, 665 action of subunits with ganglioside Gm11, Weiss, H. J. See Willis, A. L., et al. Titus-Bode law of planetary distances, 656 Weissbach, A. See Skalka, A., et al. The, M. M. NIETO, book review by M. VAN TASSEL, A. J. (Ed.), Our environment Weissbarth, S. See Fry, J. M., et al. Lecar, 65 book reviei' of, 1187 Welch, B. L., et al.: Norepinephrine up- Tolerance to heterologous erythrocytes, Variation and adaptive expression of anti- take into cerebral cortical synaptosomes R. Auerbach and J. Roethle, 332 bodies, The, G. P. SMITH, book reviewv after one fight or electroconvulsive Tomasko, M. See Gehrels, T., et al. by R. F. Doolittle, 190 shock, 220 Toole, B. P. See Polansky, J. R., et al. Venus: atmospheric motion and structure Wellington, W. G.: Bumblebee Ocelli and Torpor in an Andean hummingbird: its from Mariner 10 pictures, B. C. Murray navigation at dusk, 550 ecological significance, F. L. Carpenter, et al., 1307 Wescoe, W. C.: Overmanagement of medi- 545 Venus clouds: structure and composition, cine (editorial), 155 Toxaphene insecticide: a complex biode- A. T. Young, 407 WESTFALL, R. -S. See GIERE, R. N. gradable mixture, J. E. Cassida et al., Venus: mass, gravity field, atmosphere, Whang, Y. C. See Ness, N. F., et al. 520 and ionosphere as measured by the Mar- What happened at Hawthorne?, H. M. Toxic trace elements: preferential concen- iner 10 dual-frequency radio system, H. Parsons, 922 tration in respirable particles, D. F. S. T. Howard et al., 1297 WHEELER, J. A. See MISNER, C. W., et al. Natusch et al., 202 Vergara, F., et al.: a-Ketoglutaramate: in- Whipp, S. C. See Donta, S. T., et al. Tracheobronchial epithelial multinuclea- creased concentrations in the cerebro- Whitby, K. T., et al.: The size of suspend- tion in malignant disease, J. Chalon et spinal fluid of patients in hepatic coma, ed particle matter in air, 1098 al., 525 81 White, B. See Greeley, R., et al. Tradition, change, and modernity, S. N. "Very high alumina basalt": a mixture White, V. P., and R. J. Woodrow: Grant EISENSTADT, book review1 by L. A. Coser, and not a magma type, E. Dowty et al., administration (letters), 901 742 1214 White, W., Jr.: Copyright decision (letter), Trafton, L. M. See Chase, S. C., R. D. Villareale, M., et al.: Diphenylhydantoin: 698 Ruiz, G. Munch, G. Neugebauer, M. effects on calcium metabolism in the Whitson, G. L., and F. A. Murray: Cell Schroeder, L. M. Trafton chick, 671 culture of mammalian endometrium and Trager, W.: Some aspects of intracellular Virus Cancer Program (letter), V. Groupe, synthesis of blastokinin in vitro, 668 parasitism, 269. See also Chang, K.-P. 367 Wilkening, M. H.: Radon-222 from the Trainor, J. H., et al.: Energetic particle Viscosity of cellular protoplasm, A. D. island of Hawaii: deep soils are more population in the Jovian magnetosphere: Keith and W. Snipes, 666 important than lava fields or volcanoes, a preliminary note, 311 Visna virus infection of American lambs, 413 Transplantation of allogeneic bone marrow 0. Narayan et al., 1202 Willingham, W. W.: Predicting success in in canine cyclic neutropenia, D. C. Dale Visual information processing, W. G. CHASE graduate education, 273 and R. G. Graw, Jr., 83 (Ed.), book review by U. Neisser, 402 Willis, A. L.: An enzymatic mechanism Transvaal stromatolite: first evidence for Voluntary or not? (letter), S. A. Goud- for the antithrombotic and antihemo- the diversification of cells about 2.2 x smit, 702 static actions of aspirin, 325 I0' years ago. L. A. Nagy. 514 VYSKOCII. V. See PICK M.. et al. Willis, A. L., et al.: Acetylenic analog of xiv INDEX TO VOLUME 183 arachidonate that acts like aspirin on Wood, J. M.: Biological cycles for toxic Young, A. T.: Venus clouds: structure and platelets, 327 elements in the environment, 1049 composition, 407 Willis, W. 0. See Power, J. F., et al. Woodrow, R. J. See White, V. P. Young, C.-Y. See Friedman, T. B., et al. Wilson, J. R. See DeFries, J. C., et al. Woodwell, G. M.: Biotic energy flows Young, J. H.: History of life scienc s Wilson, L. G.: book review of Galenism, (letter), 367 (letter), 798 650 World food situation (letter), W. H. Paw- ZASLAVSKY, c., Africa counts, book r-eview Wilson, W. E. See Whitby, K. T., et al. ley, 26 of, 741 Wind tunnel simulations of light and dark Wynder, E. L. See Hoffmann, D., et al. See ZECH, L. See CASPERSSON, T. streaks on Mars, R. Greeley et al., 847 also Reddy, B. S., et al. ZEIGER, H. J., and G. W. PRATT, Magnetic Winfree, A. T.: Suppressing Drosophila interactions in solids, book review of, circadian rhythm with dim light, 970 406 Wing, E. S.: book review of Domestika- Y and Z ZEITZSCHEL, B. (Ed.), The biology of the tionsforschung und geschichte der haus- Indian Ocean, book review of, 405 tiere, 844 Yaes. R, J. See Goudsmit, S. A., et al. Zelby, L. W.: Student-faculty evaluation, WOLF, T. H., Alfred Binet, book review of, Yamazaki, T. See Ewens, W. J., et al. 1266 1071 and T. Maruyama: Evidence that Zetterberg, G. See Kilbey, B. J. Wolf, W. P.: book review of Magnetic in- enzyme polymorphisms are selectively Zikakis, J. P.: Homogenized milk and teractions in solids, 406 neutral, but blood group polymorphisms atherosclerosis (letter), 472 Wolfe, J. H., et al.: Preliminary Pioneer are not, 1091 Zin, D. J., and P. C. Wakeley: Forest 10 encounter results from the Ames Re- Yarkin, R. J. See Friedman, T. B., et al. planning (letters), 26 search Center plasma analyzer experi- Yek, K. Y., and F. 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