Rewilding Readings Contentsdonlan_etal_2006Rubenstein et
alPleistocene Park: Does re-wilding North America represent sound
conservation for the 21st century?IntroductionThe ecology and
evolution of Pleistocene re-wilding: restoring ecological potential
to North American ecosystemsThe ethics and aesthetics of
Pleistocene re-wilding: protecting and restoring the evolutionary
potential of threatened megafaunaThe economics and politics of
Pleistocene re-wilding: uncertainty and tradeoffsThe practicality
of Pleistocene re-wilding: the reality of reintroductionsAnother
Jurassic Park?References
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Issue Table of ContentsScience, New Series, Vol. 215, No. 4528
(Jan. 1, 1982), pp. 1-100Front Matter [pp. 1-12]LettersPropranolol
Study [p. 6]Plutonium Production [p. 6]Emissions Standards [pp.
6+8]Important Distinction [p. 8]Education and Industry [pp.
8-9]Space Shuttle: Remote Manipulator Arm [p. 9]
Erratum: Autoimmune Encephalomyelitis: Simultaneous
Identification of T and B Cells in the Target Organ [p. 9]Luck,
Merit, and Peer Review [p. 11]Size Distribution of Fine Particles
from Coal Combustion [pp. 13-19]Neotropical Anachronisms: The
Fruits the Gomphotheres Ate [pp. 19-27]Reporting of Faculty Time:
An Accounting Perspective [pp. 27-32]News and CommentCreationism on
the Defensive in Arkansas [pp. 33-34]New Focus on Replacing Animals
in the Lab [pp. 35-38]BriefingSmall Business R & D Bill
Approved 90 to 0 [pp. 38-39]A Reprieve for Planetary Science [p.
39]Keyworth Says Cuts May be Good for Science [p. 39]
Research NewsNew Superconductors for a Supercomputer [pp.
40-43]Tracking Genes in Developing Mice [pp. 44-47]Alzheimer's
Research Poses Dilemma [pp. 47-48]
AAAS NewsScience and Engineering Graduates Offered Record High
Salaries [p. 49]Report of Human Rights Workshop Completed [p.
50]Live Radio Broadcast at Annual Meeting: ``Genetic Engineering:
Who Decides?'' [p. 50]SWARM Annual Meeting Slated for EI Paso [p.
50]Obituaries [p. 50]
Book ReviewsReview: The Cladistic Perspective [pp. 51-52]Review:
Transposons [pp. 52-53]Review: Cosmology and Relativity [p.
53]Review: Geomorphology in Japan [pp. 53-54]Review: The 18th
Century Reconsidered [pp. 54-55]
ReportsTransient Climate Response to Increasing Atmospheric
Carbon Dioxide [pp. 56-58]Copernicus Crater Central Peak: Lunar
Mountain of Unique Composition [pp. 59-61]High-Resolution X-ray
Observations of the Orion Nebula [pp. 61-64]Phagocytosis: Flow
Cytometric Quantitation with Fluorescent Microspheres [pp.
64-66]Serum from Monkeys with Histories of Fetal Wastage Causes
Abnormalities in Cultured Rat Embryos [pp. 66-69]Reversal of
Induced Ischemic Neurologic Deficit in Gerbils by the Opiate
Antagonist Naloxone [pp. 69-71]Epinephrine Reduction of Heme:
Implication for Understanding the Transmission of an Agonist
Stimulus [pp. 71-73]Preferential Attack of Mitochondrial DNA by
Aflatoxin B$_{1}$ during Hepatocarcinogenesis [pp. 73-75]Substance
P Counteracts Neurotoxin Damage on Norepinephrine Neurons in Rat
Brain during Ontogeny [pp. 75-77]Pulmonary Blood Plasma Filtration
in Reptiles: A ``Wet'' Vertebrate Lung? [pp. 77-78]Coupling of
Histone and DNA Synthesis in the Somatic Cell Cycle [pp.
79-81]β,γ-peroxy Analogs of Adenosine and Guanosine Triphosphate:
Synthesis and Biological Activity [pp. 81-82]Spray Aiming in
Bombardier Beetles: Jet Deflection by the Coanda Effect [pp.
83-85]Play Behavior: Persistence, Decrease, and Energetic
Compensation during Food Shortage in Deer Fawns [pp.
85-87]Detection of Mutagens in Complex Samples by the Salmonella
Assay Applied Directly on Thin-Layer Chromatography Plates [pp.
87-89]
Back Matter [pp. 55-100]
