Beauty and Survival
by Tim Steury
It is fortunate that Charles Darwin never worried that his art would detract
from his science. If he did not state it explicitly, he certainly argued by
example a belief that describing the beauty of the interactions he observed
required the power of beautiful expression.
The Richness of the World
by Timothy A. Kohler
A powerful new computer simulation helps an anthropologist balance uniqueness and generalities to explore prehistoric Southwest culture.
Evolution is Not Just Now or Never
by Sharon Hatch
Introduced to area gardens, salsify has made itself at home throughout the area - and is adding to our understanding of evolutionary change.
Skin Deep
by Tim Steury
Biochemical analysis has proved your suspicions correct that the redder the apple, the blander the taste.
The Effect of Good Neighbors
by Tim Steury
A marine ecologist has identified the black rush as responsible for the biodiversity of its community.
Reluctant Admiration for a Tenacious Invader
by Tim Steury
Genetically and otherwise, cheatgrass is the perfect invader.
Knowing When to Stop
by Robert Ritter
One group of rats eats a typical high-fat American diet. Another eats a low-fat diet with lots of fiber. Guess which group can't stop eating?
F I E L D N O T E S
Ecuador
by Gretchen Roffler
A graduate student and Peace Corps volunteer works to save the Andean condor.
Kuwait
by Ron See
A neuroscientist tackles the evil eye.
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