1980 1989 Indice

A Complete Bibliography of Scientific
American: 1980–1989
Nelson H. F. Beebe
University of Utah
Department of Mathematics, 110 LCB
155 S 1400 E RM 233
Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0090
USA
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WWW URL: http://www.math.utah.edu/~beebe/
01 June 2013
Version 4.02
Title word cross-reference
C3 [967].
12th [280]. 16th [377]. 16th-Century [377].
2 [1394].
3 [1169].
433 [157].
57th [1714].
’88 [2175].
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2
aboard [2162, 2166]. Absinthe [2299]. Abyss [830].

Accelerator [2227, 1210]. Accelerators [2188, 1880, 1882, 6].
Access [2185]. Acetylcholine [1051]. Achieved [1197]. Acid [1944].
Acorn [920]. Acoustic [885]. Acoustics [2382, 358, 1496]. Acquired [2046].
Acquires [1444, 1447]. Act [1515, 2063]. Action [1455, 2490, 2036].
Activated [1948]. Activators [2120]. Active [1209, 765, 619].
Activity [229]. Actually [1383]. Adaptability [836]. Adaptable [1758].
Adaptations [771, 1529]. Addictive [196]. Adhesion [852].
Adrenal [1117]. Advanced [1382, 1381, 1368, 451, 1635, 1630, 1626, 1628,
1632, 1631, 1380, 1629, 1627, 1634, 1633, 1542, 1625, 1623]. Advances [223].
Advice [2119]. Aegean [297]. Aerodynamics [787, 1549]. Aerogels [1852].
Aerospace [1370]. Affair [79, 76, 523]. Affect [1844]. Affirmative [2490].
Africa [1523, 1889]. After [2484, 2073, 2341, 2112, 1637]. Again [2231].
against [1168]. Age [2364, 2239, 1588, 1566, 952, 94, 782, 2329].
Age-of-the-Earth [2364]. Ages [815]. Aging [2239, 1512, 7].
Ago [2, 18, 34, 50, 66, 83, 100, 117, 134, 152, 169, 186, 203, 219, 236, 252, 268,
284, 301, 317, 333, 349, 365, 381, 399, 415, 431, 447, 463, 479, 495, 511, 527,
543, 559, 575, 592, 609, 625, 641, 659, 675, 691, 708, 724, 742, 759, 776, 793,
809, 825, 842, 858, 875, 891, 908, 924, 942, 958, 977, 995, 1011, 1028, 1045,
1061, 1078, 1094, 1111, 1128, 1144, 1163, 1180, 1198, 1215, 1234, 1254, 1272,
1291, 1309, 1327, 1345, 1363, 1388, 1406, 1425, 1445, 1464, 1483].
Ago [1502, 1520, 1539, 1557, 1575, 1607, 1643, 1674, 1705, 1734, 1767, 1799,
1830, 1861, 1899, 1931, 1963, 1964, 1999, 2035, 2071, 2107, 2137, 2170, 2204,
2238, 2272, 2305, 2336, 2370, 2410, 2445, 2479]. Agreements [1033].
Agricultural [345]. Agriculture [613, 2400, 746, 532]. Aharonov [2222].
Aid [1401]. Aids [2205, 2000, 2349, 2016, 2025, 1432, 2014, 2015, 2017, 1188,
2018, 2024, 2021]. Air [1951, 2171, 1769, 1846, 1568]. aircraft [1635].
Airline [1984]. Airplanes [501]. Algebra [390, 393]. Algopuzzles [1531].
Algorithmic [1531]. Algorithms [1694, 929, 1166]. Alien [2313].
Allergy [519]. Alliance [2224]. Allocation [294, 22]. Almost [1348].
Alteration [2352]. Alternative [1682]. Alternatives [2350].
Aluminum [1341]. Alzheimer [1715, 1003].
Amateur [2233, 15, 31, 47, 63, 80, 97, 114, 131, 149, 166, 183, 199, 216, 233,
249, 265, 281, 298, 314, 330, 346, 362, 378, 395, 412, 428, 444, 460, 476, 492,
508, 524, 540, 556, 572, 588, 606, 622, 638, 656, 672, 688, 705, 721, 739, 756,
773, 789, 839, 806, 822, 838, 855, 872, 888, 905, 921, 939, 955, 972, 991, 1008,
1025, 1042, 1058, 1075, 1091, 1108, 1125, 1141, 1160, 1177, 1193, 1212, 1230,
1250, 1269, 1288, 1306, 1324, 1342, 1360, 1385, 1403, 1421, 1441, 1460, 1480,
1499, 1517, 1534, 1552, 1570, 1602, 1638, 1668, 1699, 1728, 1762, 1794].
Amateur [1825, 1856, 1894, 1927, 1959, 1994, 2030, 2066, 2100, 2132, 2164,
2199, 2267, 2300, 2365, 2405, 2440, 2474, 2508]. Amateurs [2471].
Amazon [2262]. Ambidextrous [2244]. America [1176, 2285, 2111, 565].
American [613, 1946]. Americans [2080, 1870]. Ammonia [1567].
Ammonites [754]. Amniocentesis [87]. Amoebae [654]. Among [42, 458].
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Ampère [2128]. Amplification [174]. Analysis [1874].

Analytical [2293, 2358, 2432, 2503, 2325, 2395, 2466]. Analyze [1209, 2362].
Anatomy [1526]. Ancestry [12, 1662].
Ancient [1822, 410, 263, 1849, 2298, 1690, 1496, 297, 605, 604, 1551].
André [2128]. André-Marie [2128]. Andromeda [211].
Anesthesiology [1056]. Aneurysms [505]. Angst [2212].
Animal [1610, 1691, 2192, 852, 421]. Animals [2350, 1495, 600, 277].
Annual [200, 396, 589, 790, 992, 1194, 1422, 1731, 2103, 2511].
Anorthoscopic [246]. Answer [2378]. Antarctic [1399, 1123, 1718].
Antecedents [128]. Anthropic [394]. Anti [1316, 1980].
Anti-Idiotypes [1316]. Anti-Oncogene [1980]. Antibiotics [291].
Antibodies [1786, 158]. Antibody [471]. Antigen [2461].
Antimatter [1785, 192]. Antioncogene [1978]. Antisatellite [879].
Antisubmarine [223]. Antiviral [1493]. Anvil [848]. Apart [2147].
Apartment [1420]. Apollo [1192]. Appalachians [162].
Apparatus [179, 1136]. Apparent [1304]. Appear [1323]. Apple [130].
Apples [2029]. Applications [440, 1206, 2154]. Approaches [1066].
Approval [2026]. Apraphul [1822]. Aquatic [1657]. Aqueduct [2198].
Aqueducts [1089]. Aqueous [1281]. Arcade [1390]. Archaebacteria [293].
Archaeology [2312, 488, 770]. Arches [1551]. Architecture [313, 1416].
Architectures [1626]. Arctic [1176, 2212]. Areas [458]. Arithmetic [1917].
Ark [2079]. Arms [1033, 755]. Arms-Control [1033]. Array [1022, 1721].
Arrays [1600]. Arsenide [1565].
Art [1328, 1694, 1877, 1622, 2317, 1724, 507]. Arthropod [1322].
Artificial [209, 1660, 551]. Artist [1992]. Asia [410, 195, 854, 2161].
Assault [1569]. Assiros [1247]. Astrocytes [2223].
Astronomy [1657, 1262, 1229, 549, 107, 1284, 484, 105, 1282].
Asymmetry [472, 192]. Atanasoff [1954]. Atherosclerosis [964].
Athletic [1249]. Atmosphere [2388, 737, 307]. Atmospheric [798].
Atomic [664, 884, 983, 1319, 799, 405]. Atoms [278, 1981, 1471].
Attack [763, 797]. Attacks [1979]. Attention [490]. Attitudes [305].
Attractions [1550]. Auditory [1186]. Aurigae [951]. Aurora [2253, 2257].
Authenticating [2298].
Authors [3, 19, 35, 51, 67, 84, 101, 118, 135, 153, 170, 187, 204, 220, 237, 253,
269, 285, 302, 318, 334, 350, 366, 382, 400, 416, 432, 448, 464, 480, 496, 512, 528,
544, 560, 576, 593, 610, 626, 642, 660, 676, 692, 709, 725, 743, 760, 777, 794, 810,
826, 843, 859, 876, 892, 909, 925, 943, 959, 978, 996, 1012, 1029, 1046, 1062, 1079,
1095, 1112, 1129, 1145, 1164, 1181, 1199, 1216, 1235, 1255, 1274, 1292, 1310,
1329, 1346, 1364, 1389, 1407, 1426, 1446, 1465, 1484, 1503, 1521, 1540, 1558].
Authors [1576, 1608, 1644, 1675, 1706, 1735, 1768, 1800, 1831].
Autoimmune [227]. Autoimmunity [1816]. Autopsy [637].
Available [2465].
B [1932]. B-2 [1932]. Babel [1569]. Back [1620, 2109, 1609, 1341].
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Backgammon [89]. Background [603]. Bacteria [2263, 386, 58, 1884].

Bacterial [567]. Bactericide [1589]. Bad [1619]. Bailey [670].
Baking [966]. Baleen [1823]. Ball [2022, 1977, 1940].
Ballistic [946, 1456, 1184]. Ballistic-Missile [946, 1184].
Balloon [2497, 2250, 805]. Balls [2022, 1792]. Ban [104, 2001, 547].
Bang [1579]. Barn [391]. Barometer [1498]. Baroque [1267].
Barrier [1545, 1354, 2181]. Basaltic [88]. Base [1311]. Based [946].
Baseline [1395, 484, 1721]. Bases [2109]. Bashers [1579].
Basis [1157, 852, 1158, 1156, 768, 1159]. Basque [377]. Bass [1339].
Batteries [2412]. battle [861]. Bays [1652]. be [1359, 1664, 2160].
Beaches [1545]. Bead [1600]. Beam [1268]. Bears [1504, 1774].
Beating [2215]. Beauty [1666, 1670, 703, 1947]. Become [1792].
Becomes [2398]. Becoming [1419]. Bee [2280]. Beeboppers [1586].
Bees [820, 2252]. Beetle [885, 771]. Beetles [46]. before [2338].
Beginning [2377]. Behavior [1463, 196, 853, 506, 868, 831, 1823, 1467].
Being [1266]. Belgium [55]. Bells [1496]. Benevolent [1911].
Bernoulli [1886]. Beryllium [1508]. Bespoke [1589]. bestiary [1031].
Beta [291, 1647, 2460]. Beta-Lactam [291]. Bethesda [1875].
Better [2011, 1940]. Betting [1840].
Between [1561, 799, 884, 1156, 579, 192, 92]. Bewildering [1303].
Beyond [1947, 2382, 1296, 2177]. Bibliography [16, 32, 48, 64, 81, 98, 115,
132, 150, 167, 184, 201, 217, 234, 250, 266, 282, 299, 315, 331, 347, 363, 379,
397, 413, 429, 445, 461, 477, 493, 509, 525, 541, 557, 573, 590, 607, 623, 639,
657, 673, 689, 706, 722, 740, 757, 774, 791, 807, 823, 840, 856, 873, 889, 906,
922, 940, 956, 973, 993, 1009, 1026, 1043, 1059, 1076, 1092, 1109, 1126, 1142,
1161, 1178, 1195, 1213, 1231, 1251, 1270, 1289, 1307, 1325, 1343, 1361, 1386,
1404, 1423, 1442, 1461, 1481, 1500, 1518, 1537, 1555, 1573].
Bibliography [1605, 1641, 1672, 1702, 1732, 1765, 1797, 1828, 1859].
Biblography [1732, 1765, 1797, 1828, 1859]. Big [2337, 2486, 1579].
Big-Bang [1579]. Big-Game [2486]. Bilateral [563, 755]. Billions [1840].
Bimetallic [1137]. Binocular [312]. Biochemistry [247].
Biodiversity [2396]. Biological [1533, 817, 419].
Biological-Warfare [1533]. Biology [2015, 7, 2249, 2194].
Biomorphs [1756, 2330]. Bionic [2013]. Biosphere [738].
Bird [1263, 2158, 1226]. Birds [1873, 2505, 635]. Birmingham [491].
Birth [1533, 805]. Birthplace [2279]. bits [861]. Bizarre [157].
Black [1248, 1817, 96]. Black-and-White [1248]. Black-tipped [96].
Blame [2143]. Blighted [1652]. Blind [1756, 1751]. Block [2494].
Blood [1915, 1354, 2095, 2181, 91]. Blood-Brain [1354, 2181].
Bloodless [2345]. Blow [2497]. Blue [1071]. Blues [2012]. Boat [1754].
Body [213, 2065]. Bohm [2222]. Bolts [887]. Bomb [1713, 2178].
Bone [970, 2489]. Bones [2011].
Books [2032, 2134, 1536, 1219, 1257, 5, 21, 37, 53, 69, 86, 103, 120, 137, 155,
172, 206, 222, 239, 255, 271, 288, 304, 320, 336, 352, 368, 402, 418, 434, 450,
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466, 482, 498, 514, 530, 546, 562, 578, 595, 612, 628, 644, 662, 678, 694, 711,
727, 745, 762, 796, 812, 828, 845, 862, 878, 894, 911, 927, 945, 961, 998, 1014,
1032, 1048, 1064, 1081, 1098, 1115, 1131, 1147, 1167, 1237, 1276, 1295, 1313,
1331, 1367, 1392, 1410, 1429, 1448, 1468, 1487, 1506, 1554, 1572, 1604, 1640,
1671, 1730, 1764, 1796, 1827, 1858, 1896, 1929].
Books [1961, 2068, 2167, 2201, 2235, 2269, 2302, 2333, 2367, 2407, 2442, 2476,
1201, 189, 384, 779, 981, 1183, 1701, 2102, 2510, 1349, 1997]. Bored [1984].
Bores [553]. Born [1266]. Boron [1508]. Boson [1398]. Bosons [436].
Bottled [1893]. Bottom [1919]. Bounce [2022]. Boundaries [1224].
Bowerbirds [1302]. Bowler [1790]. Box [2499]. Brachiopods [1357].
Bradykinins [1911].
Brain [2090, 1875, 581, 1696, 1354, 2496, 652, 2181, 452, 490].
Braitenberg [1463, 1467]. Braking [2160]. Branching [1273]. Break [696].
Breaking [2023]. Breakthrough [2246]. Breast [846]. Breathing [1173].
Breed [2147]. Breeding [506, 920]. Bright [1725]. Bring [2347, 865].
Britain [1332]. Brother [2337]. Brothers [1770]. Brown [2376].
Brownian [1020]. Bruno [1402]. Bubbles [2436]. Bubonic [1761].
Buck [2394]. Buffalo [753]. Bugs [2263]. Build [2436, 2227].
Builders [2096]. Building [280, 1138]. Buildings [1818]. Built [1838].
Bulls [1504]. Bundles [310]. Buoyancy [165]. Burden [2225]. Burn [2130].
Burned [1707]. Burning [2433]. Bursters [1018, 1016]. Bursts [2243, 274].
Business [2213, 2251, 2129, 2097, 1923, 2026, 1890, 1955, 1990, 2224, 2190,
2392, 2429, 2463, 2155, 2322, 2258, 2355, 2290, 2062, 2500]. Butterflies [375].
Butterfly [521, 1583, 1124]. Bypass [2012].
c [44, 969]. ca [2041]. Calcium [1170, 548, 2428]. Calculating [1477].

Calderas [681]. Calendar [474]. California [1738, 224, 1015].
Called [1666, 861, 1670, 1428]. Calmodulin [485]. came [2157].
Camp [870, 1479, 328]. Campsite [55].
Can [1233, 1209, 1359, 1664, 2470, 1258, 1542]. Canal [2096].
Canaries [2218]. Cancer [1168, 1658, 1035, 2180, 2187, 768].
Candidate [2456]. Candidates [2517]. Canopy [968]. Cantor [686].
Canyon [1922]. Capacitors [1918]. Capture [1693]. Car [2160].
Carbohydrates [177, 2123]. Carbon [2193, 2433, 515]. Cardiac [1277, 671].
Cards [1175, 2131]. Care [458]. Caricaturist [1366]. Carnot [329].
Cartilage [950]. Case [2241, 2473]. Cast [1919, 839]. Casting [1293].
Castings [605, 604]. Castle [670]. Casualties [1979]. Cat [1515].
Catalysts [1137]. Catalytic [1786]. Cataracts [2153]. Catastrophe [2398].
Catastrophic [256]. Catch [2330]. Catcher [1583]. Cats.. [1656].
Cause [1844]. Caused [42]. Causes [160, 1562]. Cave [488]. Ceiling [2022].
Celestial [274, 2052, 2053]. Cell [1664, 2436, 1157, 1153, 1117, 852, 2054, 7,
848, 1221, 2352, 241, 475, 421, 1154, 665]. Cell-Adhesion [852]. Cells [309,
1691, 865, 596, 1915, 984, 2461, 598, 42, 1490, 62, 601, 1156, 814, 1806, 1719].
Cellular [2363, 2020]. Census [369, 2163]. Centaurus [765]. Center [1039].
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Central [410, 195, 1334, 121, 1889, 782]. Century [280, 377].
Ceramics [1381]. Chaco [1922]. Chalk [1853]. Chalk-Talk [1853].
Challenge [1944]. Chambered [165]. Chance [2471, 2176].
Change [2314, 1966, 1992, 2220, 868, 2041]. Changes [1017].
Changing [2388, 2389, 121]. Channeling [2296]. Chaos [1550, 1412].
Charge [549]. Charge-Coupled [549]. Charged [1820].
Checkerboard [1293]. Cheese [1070]. Cheetah [1283].
Chemical [1578, 654, 636, 1222, 182, 54, 75, 717, 1208, 885, 2159].
Chemicals [343]. Chemistry [2142, 1041, 424, 1687, 2086, 1351, 805].
Chemosensory [1104]. Cheshire [1515]. Chess [1217]. Chic [2308].
Chichón [798]. Children [2050, 1598, 982, 2232]. Chile [952].
Chilling [2373]. Chimpanzees [1088]. China [144, 605, 604, 813, 1191].
Chinese [280, 1496]. Chips [1623, 1627]. Choice [2148, 2219, 718, 1082].
Cholesterol [964]. Choroid [2462]. Christopher [313]. Chromaffin [1117].
Chromosome [1035, 1752]. Chromosomes [1660]. Churches [719].
Circle [2310]. Circles [2179, 387]. circuitous [1097]. Circuits [1695].
Circulation [2095]. Circulatory [1727].
Citizen [9, 25, 41, 57, 73, 90, 108, 124, 141, 159, 176, 193, 210, 226, 243, 259,
275, 292, 308, 324, 340, 356, 372, 388, 406, 422, 438, 454, 470, 486, 502, 518,
534, 550, 566, 582, 599, 616, 632, 650, 666, 682, 698, 715, 731, 750, 766, 783,
800, 816, 832, 849, 866, 882, 898, 915, 931, 949, 965, 985, 1002, 1019, 1036,
1052, 1068, 1085, 1102, 1119, 1135, 1151, 1171, 1187, 1205, 1223, 1241, 1261,
1280, 1299, 1317, 1335, 1353, 1371, 1396, 1414, 1433, 1453, 1472, 1492].
Citizen [1510, 1522, 1541, 1559, 1645, 1577, 2000, 1932, 1862, 1736, 2239,
2171, 2480, 2371, 2446, 2108, 2306, 1877, 2490, 1676, 1609, 1801, 2036, 1769,
1900, 1965, 1707, 1832, 2138, 2273, 2411, 2340, 2205, 2072]. City [410, 121].
Civil [1771]. Civilian [1979]. Civilization [631, 1340, 128].
Clapping [2284]. Classical [1120]. Clay [2382]. Clean [2291].
Clearing [2171]. Climate [2190, 1279, 1757, 515, 1511, 2389].
Climatic [2220, 912]. Climbing [2295]. Clinical [2019]. Clonal [1563].
Clonal-Selection [1563]. Close [1197, 1985]. Clothing [1249].
Cloud [914, 455]. Clouded [1977]. Clouds [2242, 1034, 1055, 847].
Clues [1849]. Clusters [1197, 1086]. Coal [1599]. Coal-Fired [1599].
Coat [1017]. Coatings [1988]. Cocaine [443]. Cockroach [197].
Coded [1952]. Codes [2023]. Coevolution [521].
Cold [2240, 1892, 1222, 1741, 1547]. Collapse [1000]. Collapsing [1528].
Collective [718, 1695]. Collider [2427]. Collisions [2307, 1561, 799].
Color [1248, 1567, 1679, 426, 160, 2152, 375, 2493, 2498]. Colored [2470].
Coloristics [2327]. Colors [2126, 1355]. Columbian [880].
Combinations [2513]. Comes [2239]. Comet [1204, 1985]. Comets [43].
Coming [2343]. Command [999]. Commerce [536]. Common [2328].
Communication [1157, 1186, 1369, 42, 1156]. Community [1922, 782].
Comparing [1226]. Compartmental [1136].
Compartmentalization [1054]. Compassion [1737]. Competitive [2190].
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Competitiveness [2254]. Compleat [1366].

Complex [1754, 1711, 1420, 1114]. complexes [455]. Complexity [1936].
Compliance [1033]. Composites [1384]. Compound [1871].
Compounds [1209]. Comprehensive [547]. Compulsions [2194].
Computation [1101, 1955, 2514, 1695]. Computational [1569].
Compute [1509]. Computer [617, 1366, 1409, 1328, 1197, 1390, 1348, 1637,
1601, 1822, 1996, 1792, 2437, 89, 361, 861, 980, 860, 877, 893, 910, 926, 960,
979, 1031, 1097, 1114, 1166, 997, 1013, 1030, 1047, 1063, 1080, 1096, 1113,
1130, 1146, 1165, 1182, 1200, 1218, 1236, 1256, 1275, 1312, 1330, 1347, 1365,
1391, 1408, 1467, 1670, 1447, 1428, 1427, 1466, 1486, 1505, 1535, 1553, 1571,
1603, 1639, 1669, 1700, 1729, 1763, 1795, 1826, 1857, 1895, 1928, 1960, 1995,
2031, 2067, 2101, 2166, 2133, 2165, 2200, 2234, 2268, 2301, 2332, 2366, 2406,
2441, 2475, 2509, 669, 1626, 844, 744].
Computer [761, 778, 795, 811, 827, 928, 938, 935, 258, 1954, 1459, 71, 1005,
1244, 1245, 390, 393, 1624, 936, 944, 933, 937, 934].
Computer-Intensive [669]. Computer-Simulated [1244, 1245].
Computerized [2218]. Computers [1474, 1475, 1727, 1815, 583].
Computing [1485, 1677, 1635, 1630, 1628, 1632, 1631, 1629, 1627, 1634, 1625,
1623, 1633]. Concerning [1515]. Conduct [1759]. Conference [2349].
Confinement [614]. Confused [1419]. Conjugation [1206, 1185].
Connection [1527, 1532]. Connoisseur [2324]. Conscious [2323].
Consciousness [2458]. Consequences [1939]. Consommé [2007].
Constant [1855]. Construction [1192, 1787]. Continental [734].
Continents [1476, 696, 162]. Continuous [953]. Contour [1725].
Contributions [1358]. Control [1727, 1810, 999, 1033, 803, 831, 936].
Controlled [2160]. Controlling [1846]. Controls [1935].
Convection [1886, 110]. Conventional [1359]. Converting [1694].
Conway [2513]. Cooking [1455]. Cool [1925]. Cooled [289, 287].
Cooling [1471]. Cooperative [506, 920]. Copper [78].
Core [2197, 1031, 729, 579, 1049, 861, 1428]. Corn [12, 1337].
Cornucopia [1677]. Corona [619]. Coronas [517]. Corporate [1411].
Corridor [1597]. Cortex [1989, 1982]. Cosa [587, 1793]. Cosmic [2174,
2414, 473, 1711, 1803, 1740, 2307, 1169, 603, 2485, 1692, 1508, 192].
Cosmological [1880, 1882, 1855]. Cosmos [714]. Cost [1935].
Couches [1656]. Countdown [2001]. Counted [1936].
Countercurrent [277]. Counterforce [1979]. Counts [2205]. Coup [2345].
Couple [1907]. Coupled [549]. Courtship [1696].
Cousins [1666, 1770, 1670]. Coyotes [61]. Crab [1071]. Crabs [30].
Cracks [1383]. Cranes [1787]. Crash [1708]. Creating [2255].
Creatures [1807]. Creep [2348]. Creepers [2379]. Creole [704].
Crest [276]. Cricket [1186]. Crickets [2353, 2354]. Critical [1792, 1116].
Crop [279, 1247]. Crops [1314]. Crossbow [1007]. Crossed [1783].
Crust [734, 733]. Crustal [1946]. Cryptography [2247].
Crystal [1977, 954, 1940]. Crystalline [1888].
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Crystals [1069, 1072, 2186, 2189]. Cultivation [596, 854]. Culture [224].
Curious [1439]. Currents [1581]. Curtain [1886]. Cut [1805].
Cuticle [1322]. Cycle [2193, 1916, 885, 1338]. Cycles [229]. Cycling [2428].
Cygnet [2075]. Cygnus [1169]. Cytochrome [44].
Damage [1810]. Damascus [1024]. Dark [1463, 1836, 1413, 684, 1467].
Darkness [1611]. Dart [620]. Dart-Poison [620]. Darwin [1742, 1287].
Darwinism [1709, 1103]. Data [1311, 1629, 929]. Data-Storage [1629].
Dating [1210]. Day [2330]. Dead [1217, 752]. Deal [2108].
Death [1277, 56, 671, 1876]. Debate [2364]. Debris [2363].
Decay [1647, 1084, 2460, 1054, 290]. Decaying [2191]. Decorator [30].
Decoy [1779]. Deep [2118, 2121, 95, 1222, 2214, 231, 2384, 93, 228, 1516].
Deep-Earth-Gas [95, 93]. Deep-Sea [231, 228]. Deepest [988].
Deeply [1804]. Deer [1021]. Defects [2363].
Defense [946, 1771, 1592, 1587, 1184]. Defenses [717, 1208].
Deformation [1946]. Defying [1569]. Deluge [2484]. Dementia [1253].
Demigod [2248]. Demography [121]. Demons [2363, 1663].
Denmark [1479]. Deposits [1207]. Depression [2123]. Depth [312].
Descent [833]. Deserted [1311]. Design [535]. Destruct [1813].
Detecting [1981]. Detection [987, 1784, 1775]. Detectors [1284, 1282].
Detonation [1514]. Develop [1383]. Developing [2496, 2061].
Development [2090, 147, 144, 581, 138, 1158, 702, 145, 146, 2403, 409, 1184].
Developmental [2049]. Developments [2259]. Device [1228, 1791].
Devices [647, 648, 549, 645]. Dial [1780]. Dial-A-Doc [1780].
Dialectics [2049]. Dialogue [130]. Diamond [848]. Diamond-Anvil [848].
Didyma [1192]. Diet [1658]. Different [2381, 2099, 1679, 2288].
Differentiation [1203]. Diffuse [2470]. Diffusion [520].
Digital [1328, 720, 986]. Dilemma [1637]. Diluvian [2419].
Dimensional [1401, 1253, 1986, 2399, 903, 901].
Dimensions [1444, 1530, 2517, 1447, 2025, 1037]. Dinosaurs [853].
Dioxide [515]. Dioxin [1220]. Directed [1592, 1587].
Directed-Energy [1592, 1587]. Dirty [2213, 2392, 1621]. Disability [679].
Disappearances [1515]. Disappearing [2063]. Disarmament [54].
Disclosed [1455]. Disco [2280]. Disco-Bee [2280].
Discovery [175, 248, 1989, 2073, 1982]. Disease [1546, 173, 323, 1003].
Diseases [1168, 227, 42]. Disequilibrium [2097]. Disk [127, 129].
Disk-Storage [129, 127]. Display [1439, 1853]. Disposition [1684].
Distance [1477]. distant [425]. Distortion [1268]. Distribution [539, 441].
Diverse [1601]. Diversity [471]. Diving [1529].
Dna [1149, 112, 784, 633, 1648, 371, 1945, 1226, 504, 1752]. Do [2252, 2328].
Doc [1780]. Does [1886, 1851]. Don’t [2356, 2393]. Double [1647, 2460].
Double-Beta [1647, 2460]. Doubts [2281]. Down [2343, 1976, 2242, 1562].
Dr. [1954]. Drain [1875]. Draw [1600]. Drink [341]. Drop [2022, 2398].
Droplets [2363]. Drought [1523]. Drug [174]. Drugs [1948]. Dull [1233].
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Dull-Witted [1233]. Duplication [1945]. Dutch [323]. Dwarfs [2376].

Dwellings [970]. Dynamic [2253, 2257, 830, 728]. Dynamics [1259].
Dysaphrodisiacs [1618]. Dysinheritance [2010]. Dyslexia [1469].
Ear [2360, 598, 1023]. Earlier [1870]. Earliest [819].

Early [1176, 653, 195, 1001, 354, 1665, 1889, 782, 425, 60]. Earning [1862].
Ears [1485]. Earth [95, 2364, 2495, 1395, 2386, 815, 580, 93, 1239, 729, 730,
2433, 75, 728, 27, 1050, 296]. Earthquake [1015, 453].
Earthquakes [2121, 2286, 2118]. Earths [1723]. Easier [1951].
East [276, 1551]. Eaters [1585]. Eating [771]. Eburacum [40].
Eclipses [555]. Ecological [569, 980]. Ecology [61, 1088, 685].
Econo [2138]. Econo-SDI [2138].
Economic [2192, 2502, 147, 144, 138, 145, 1868, 1879, 146, 2403].
Economies [2450]. Economist [2293, 2358, 2432, 2503, 2325, 2395, 2466].
Economy [1368, 240, 272, 148]. Ecosystem [564, 786]. Edge [2156].
Educating [2050]. Effect [1791, 2222, 1260].
Effects [1694, 1821, 798, 2159, 912, 419]. Efficient [1818]. Eggs [2382].
Einstein [26]. Elderly [982]. Election [2000]. Elections [1913].
Electric [1591, 180, 178]. Electric-Power [180, 178]. Electrically [1820].
Electricity [1759]. Electrides [1595]. Electrification [2057, 2051].
Electron [126, 2228]. Electronic [1681, 2079, 1378, 1097].
Electrons [1456, 1975, 2296]. Elementary [257, 1053, 92].
Elements [2255, 23, 883]. Elm [323]. Embarrassment [1834].
Embryonic [2082, 984]. Emergence [1340, 1495]. Emergency [2160].
Emerges [1390]. Emission [163, 161]. Emitted [1693].
Employment [2254]. Encounter [1394]. Encounters [1197].
Endocrine [1225]. Ends [1637]. Endure [1951]. Energetic [503].
Energized [2245]. Energy [2245, 1374, 44, 2401, 1592, 799, 1587, 1818, 143].
Energy-Efficient [1818]. engage [861]. Engine [1449, 1451, 1285, 2099].
Engineering [309, 748, 1124, 1394]. Engines [1663]. English [1273].
Enormous [1190]. Ensheathe [1851]. Entertain [1984].
Entertaining [1951]. Entrepreneurial [1958]. Environment [1073].
Enzyme [1397]. Epidemics [871]. Epidemiology [2017, 353, 2018].
Epsilon [951]. Equal [2471]. Equilibrium [1601]. Era [1296].
Errata [1704]. Erratum [975, 2105]. Eruption [772]. Eruptions [242].
Erythematosus [106]. Escape [197]. Essay [2408, 2334, 2168, 2202, 2368,
2477, 2104, 2270, 2236, 2512, 2303, 2135, 2033, 2443, 2069]. Est [2009].
Ethnography [2317]. Eukaryotic [814]. Europe [646, 1665, 78, 782, 1286].
European [653, 2439]. Évariste [459]. Evidence [2042, 2278].
Evolution [2263, 2495, 1696, 44, 886, 2060, 1244, 1245, 75, 1440, 1103, 1159].
Evolve [2449]. Evolved [1757]. Exam [2295]. Excitation [1543].
Excite [1567]. Excited [278]. Excitonic [834]. Exercising [2148].
Exonerating [1748]. Exotic [1323, 1319]. Expectancy [467].
Experimentation [971]. Experiments [1228, 1401, 2516]. Explains [1725].
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Explodes [1067]. Exploration [207]. Explore [2382]. Explorer [1303].

Exploring [1166]. Explosives [1514]. Exports [2372]. Expressway [2362].
Extinct [600]. Extinction [754]. Extinctions [404, 881]. Eye [1871, 1921].
Eyeing [1615]. Eyes [1591, 2273].
Fabricator [2229]. Face [1366]. Faces [1656]. Factor [1848].

Factoring [2077]. Factory [1983]. Faint [1693]. Fall [2217, 1976, 173].
Family [1273, 2048, 1947]. Fan [621]. Fancy [1311]. Fantastic [2513].
Farm [782]. Farmers [653]. Farming [1665]. Fastener [687]. Faster [1548].
Fatness [1789]. Feathery [1754]. Features [1400]. Federal [1065].
Feeding [1887, 262, 846]. Fertility [1789, 2072]. Fertilization [2093].
Fetal [1842]. Few [2497]. Feynman [1878]. Fiber [310, 918].
Fibers [2059, 2265, 2056]. Fibrin [392]. Fibrinogen [392].
Fibronectins [1297]. Fidelity [1945]. Field [2495, 2415, 1166]. Fields [714].
Fifth [2349]. Film [1693, 1567]. Filter [262]. Filter-Feeding [262].
Final [2338]. Finance [2290]. Find [554]. Finding [1978, 1980]. Fine [1328].
Fire [1712, 2275, 2240]. Fired [1599]. Fireflies [311]. Fires [2459].
First [2195, 2497, 2420, 1087, 1415, 829, 571, 2493, 2498, 2144, 1497, 1428].
Fish [489, 839, 899, 980]. Fisherman [839]. Fishes [697, 1399, 1722, 426].
Fissile [1132]. Fission [2290, 38]. Fissionable [104]. Fix [2380, 2355].
Flames [424]. Flash [2206]. Flat [1717]. Flaw [1746, 1753].
Fleece [1440, 1437]. flibs [1166]. Flight [1311, 1174, 1321].
Flock [1666, 1670]. Flocking [1683]. Floor [651, 1457, 1207].
Florence [837]. Flounders [472]. Flows [1664, 1548].
Fluid [1664, 1548, 2436, 374]. Fluids [2122, 552]. Flutter [1886].
Flux [1580, 2348]. Fly [1872, 839]. Flying [1751]. Foams [1281].
Focuses [1921]. Follow [1531]. Food [341, 140, 635, 1191].
Food-Hoarding [635]. Footprints [420, 600]. Foraging [1286].
Force [1679]. Forces [257, 1332, 1053, 92]. Forensics [2486].
Forest [1293, 968]. Forests [1286]. Forgery [1803]. Forging [326].
Form [852, 899]. Formation [1000, 2496, 296, 847]. Forth [2157].
Fortress [1039]. Fortunes [1273]. Forward [1577]. Fossil [420, 1106, 913].
Fossils [2287, 2289, 1842, 1987]. Four [1253]. Four-Dimensional [1253].
Fourier [2294]. fourth [1947]. Fractal [1409, 1664, 1744, 1436].
Fracture [864]. Fracturing [1697]. France [1332]. Free [646, 2228].
Free-Electron [2228]. Freeze [1851, 563]. Freezing [1323, 1777].
Frog [1616]. Frogs [620, 2264]. Front [1984]. Fuel [2480, 272]. Fuels [913].
full [1166]. Function [1083, 2352, 489, 2230, 899, 452].
Functional [1023, 1416]. Functioning [91]. Fundamental [1101, 962].
Funeral [1039]. Fusion [2246, 748, 1336, 2417, 1547, 2150].
Future [1620, 2140, 1599, 613, 2262, 634, 2150]. Futuristic [2357].
GABAergic [1755]. Gaia [2492]. Gains [2306]. galactic [847].

Galaxies [1593, 684, 517, 441]. Galaxy [765, 244, 455, 211]. Galilean [10].
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Galileo [191, 130, 523, 1402]. Gallium [1565]. Galois [459].

Game [1637, 1444, 2471, 2276, 2517, 1447, 2513, 2486, 861].
Games [1833, 2513, 4, 20, 36, 52, 68, 85, 102, 119, 136, 154, 171, 188, 221,
254, 286, 319, 351, 383, 710, 726, 1294]. Gamma [2243, 105, 107, 1016, 1018].
Gamma-Ray [2243, 1018, 1016]. Gamma-Ray-Line [107, 105].
Garden [2232]. Garlic [1041]. Garter [569]. Gas [287, 289, 95, 93].
Gas-Cooled [289, 287]. Gases [1792, 1821, 818]. Gastrointestinal [2326].
gates [1097]. Gateway [2398]. Gauge [92]. Gazelle [1566]. Gels [214].
Gene [2064, 212, 2120, 2488, 174]. Generation [2483, 1488, 1489, 6].
Genes [1617, 1749, 273, 680, 1819, 2152, 831].
Genetic [309, 1104, 1909, 23, 260, 883, 87, 339, 1283, 567, 1454, 1166].
Genetics [1240, 471]. Geniuses [1233]. Geochemical [2193].
Geodynamo [1849]. Geography [1913]. Geologist [1287].
Geometric [2089, 2081]. Geometrical [11]. Geometry [1888, 507].
Georg [686]. Gestation [2064]. Get [2195]. Gets [1788, 421].
Getting [1612, 1901, 2494]. Ghost [2084].
Giant [455, 681, 456, 2348, 2153, 1662]. Giorgio [2287, 2289]. Gives [2471].
Giveth [2375]. Gland [1225]. Glass [2424, 1074, 1697]. Glasses [59, 2320].
Global [2220]. Globular [1086]. Glory [1808]. Glow [1693, 2470, 2469].
Glucose [1512]. Glueballs [568]. Glycosphingolipids [1278]. God [2004].
Goes [1738, 2146]. Goethe [1649]. Going [1419, 2195, 1937]. Gold [1937].
Golgi [1136]. Good [2431]. Googols [2077]. Gossamer [2226].
Gothic [2173, 971]. Graftal [1409]. Grains [886]. Graphics [1409, 934].
Grating [1248]. Grave [2281]. Gravel [1920].
Gravitational [175, 1525, 1914, 355].
Gravity [1228, 248, 785, 1417, 1785, 72, 2095]. Great [1015, 917, 2351].
Greek [410]. Green [506]. Greenhouse [2111]. Greening [2371].
Gregorian [474]. Grid [2470]. Ground [1372, 2092, 2091, 241].
Groupware [1923]. Growing [2397].
Growth [77, 1915, 467, 565, 1868, 1879, 1203, 1436, 29, 2326, 1049, 162].
Guided [321]. Gulf [437]. Gun [1685]. Gyroscopes [1264, 1265].
H.M.S [1698]. Habitat [354]. Hair [598]. Hall [1260]. Halley [1985, 2279].
Hand [2284]. Hangingfly [96]. Harbor [2230]. Hard [1971, 2453].
Hard-Pressed [2453]. Hardest [2497]. Harvesting [564]. Heading [2338].
Health [2172, 156]. Heard [1839]. Hearing [391].
Heart [1225, 209, 1301, 173]. Heartening [1845]. Hearts [1611].
Heaven [1938]. Heavy [1716, 2417]. Heavy-Ion [2417]. Height [2022].
Heights [1569]. Hele [1664, 2436]. Helens [242]. Helioseismology [1133].
Helium [1659]. Helium-Rich [1659]. Helix [784]. Helps [1790].
Hemophilia [1240]. Henry [2266, 427]. Here.. [2376]. Herschel [1229].
Hidden [2142, 1037, 2286, 618]. Higgs [1398].
High [1924, 2078, 1584, 1072, 848, 799, 1945, 1069]. High-Energy [799].
High-Pressure [848]. High-Tech [1584]. Higher [1208]. Highly [278].
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Historical [555]. History [2163]. HIV [2019, 2020]. Hive [2113].

Hoarding [635]. Hoatzin [2487]. Hodgepodge [1953, 1897]. Hold [1891].
Holds [1853]. Hole [2471, 1718]. Holes [1817]. Holochrome [2043].
Holograms [1359, 2260]. Holonomy [1869]. Home [1390, 1792, 554].
Home-Computer [1390]. Homebody [2430]. Homelessness [895].
Homemade [1228, 1209]. Homeobox [2146]. Hominids [833].
Hominoids [833]. Honeybee [295]. Honeybees [554]. Hope [1652].
Hormones [1915]. Horned [46]. Horses [1584]. Host [868, 421].
Hostile [2114, 861]. Hot [2446, 651, 1004, 2374, 1207, 1050].
House [836, 2040]. Housing [1393, 2259].
Human [1418, 1035, 1174, 1415, 787, 7, 2397, 1921, 2060, 713, 29].
Human-Powered [1418, 1174, 787]. Hunger [1450]. Hungry [2449].
Hunt [2263, 2124]. Hunter [870]. Hydrides [28]. Hydrogen [28, 405].
Hypercubes [1253]. Hyperscope [1401]. Hypothesis [95, 93].
Ice [1866, 815, 2040, 1123, 952, 94, 2329]. Ice-Age [952, 94].
Icebreakers [780]. Icicles [1851]. Idiotypes [1316]. Ignorance [2036].
Ill [1902]. Ill-starred [1902]. Illegal [435]. Illusion [1328, 1724].
Illusions [1725, 11, 788]. Illustrate [1694]. Image [361, 370].
Imagery [1246]. Images [1348, 580, 1224, 198]. Imagination [1888].
Imaging [469, 1952]. Immune [1188, 1155]. Immunity [1316].
Immunologic [1083]. Immunotoxins [897]. Impact [2375, 2422].
Impaired [42]. Imperfect [2140]. Implantation [1040].
Impressions [2420, 2144]. Inca [2096, 1227]. Included [2412].
Including [1515, 1664]. Income [539]. Inconstant [1968].
Index [200, 396, 589, 790, 992, 1194, 1422, 1731, 2103, 2511]. India [145].
Indian [870, 1854]. Individual [1981]. Individuality [1104]. Indo [2439].
Indo-European [2439]. Indoeuropean [2434]. Indoor [1846].
Induces [1253]. Inducible [371]. Indus [631, 128].
Industrial [2285, 337, 343, 344, 339, 338, 904]. Industry [571, 1542, 1635].
Inequality [1507]. Inexpensive [1209]. Infancy [1001]. Infant [1099, 56].
Infection [2019, 2020]. Inflationary [869]. Influence [2313, 964, 670].
Information [260, 2359, 935, 1369]. Infraction [2457].
Infrared [2056, 2059, 963, 442]. Inheritance [2288]. Initially [1341].
Innate [831]. Inner [598, 39]. Inorganic [668]. Insects [262].
Instinct [1434]. Instrument [1459]. Insulin [1983]. Intarsia [507].
Intellectual [2372]. Intelligence [1801, 2500, 551]. Intelligent [938].
Intensifier [370]. Intensive [669, 746]. Intentions [2431].
Interacting [564]. Interaction [585]. Interfaces [1664, 1630].
Interference [1754, 2222]. Interferometry [1395, 484]. Interferons [713].
interior [27]. Intermediate [436, 190]. Intermediate-Range [190].
Internal [1263]. International [2018]. Interpretation [788].
Interstellar [2338, 886, 716, 1356]. Intertidal [1722]. Intestine [376].
Intracellular [1449, 1451, 2428]. Intricately [1383]. Intrigue [2502].
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Introducing [680]. Intuitive [655]. Invasions [2435]. Invention [805].

Inversion [312]. Invisible [1853]. Inward [1886]. Io [781]. Ion [2417, 1040].
ionizing [419]. Ions [1777]. IQ [1233]. Ireland [328]. Irish [2209].
Iron [605, 604, 1889, 782]. Ischemic [173]. ISDN [1840]. Islamic [1262].
Island [871, 2232]. Islands [1545]. Isolated [126]. Ivan [2273].
Japanese [974]. Jeepers [2379]. Jet [1006]. Jet-Propelled [1006].

Jets [473]. Job [1621]. John [2513]. Jorvik [40]. Jukeboxes [2311].
Julia [1666, 1670]. Jumping [1138]. Jungle [1822]. Jupiter [389, 10].
Just [2454, 1851].
K.A.L [1934]. Keep [1790]. Keeping [1925]. Kelp [2382].

Kettledrums [570]. Kill [1719]. Killer [1719]. Killing [1566]. Kills [753].
Kin [1211]. Kind [2288]. Kinematics [77]. King [1217]. Kingdom [2421].
Kinship [1806]. Koala [111]. Krakatau [772].
Labeled [2149]. Labor [746]. Labor-Intensive [746]. Laboratory [1792].

Labrador [377]. Lactam [291]. Ladders [1569]. Laetoli [420].
Lamps [587]. Land [1756, 787, 2411]. Land-Locked [2411].
Language [933, 1908]. Languages [704, 2439, 2434, 930].
Large [1593, 596, 749, 1315, 747, 914]. Large-Scale [1593, 596, 749, 747].
Lascaux [488]. Laser [1336, 440, 969, 385, 967]. Lasers [2228, 1981, 2094].
Late [952, 404]. Lattice [614]. Latticeworks [1888]. Laughing [1926].
Launch [797]. Law [629, 1663]. LDL [964]. Lead [1569, 297]. Leaf [475].
Leaf-Cell [475]. Leap [1038]. Learn [2263, 1598]. Learning [699, 1434].
Leaves [702]. Leeches [1887]. Left [884]. Lefty [1941]. Lens [175].
Lenses [1914]. Leonardo [1358]. Leopard [1788]. Leptons [649].
Lesson [2195]. Lessons [1951, 2126, 2196].
Letters [1, 17, 33, 49, 65, 82, 99, 116, 133, 151, 168, 185, 202, 218, 235, 251, 267,
283, 300, 316, 332, 348, 364, 380, 398, 414, 430, 446, 462, 478, 494, 510, 526, 542,
558, 574, 591, 608, 624, 640, 658, 674, 690, 707, 723, 741, 758, 775, 792, 808, 824,
841, 857, 874, 890, 907, 923, 941, 957, 976, 994, 1010, 1027, 1044, 1060, 1077,
1093, 1110, 1127, 1143, 1162, 1179, 1196, 1214, 1232, 1252, 1271, 1290, 1308,
1326, 1344, 1362, 1387, 1405, 1424, 1443, 1462, 1482, 1501, 1519, 1538, 1556].
Letters [1574, 1606, 1642, 1673, 1703, 1733, 1766, 1798, 1829, 1860, 1898,
1930, 1962, 1998, 2034, 2070, 2106, 2136, 2169, 2203, 2237, 2271, 2335, 2369,
2409, 2444, 2478, 1242, 2304]. level [419].
Life [354, 467, 459, 885, 1148, 1444, 2517, 1447, 2513].
Light [1359, 1268, 2470, 2260, 2429, 1948, 272, 1739, 1776, 1819, 1490, 1847].
Light-Activated [1948]. Lights [1463, 1467]. Like [1233, 2470, 1695, 1919].
Limits [1101]. Line [990, 107, 105]. Linear [294, 2427]. Lining [376].
Liposomes [1438]. Liquids [1792]. Lithium [264, 1508]. Live [1217].
Livestock [697]. Living [2044, 241, 601, 665]. Lizards [802, 1696].
Lock [1680]. Locked [2160, 2411]. Logic [360]. Lone [2110].
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Lone-Star [2110]. Long [1217, 1395, 2026, 2292, 1941, 1721, 484].
Look [1383, 1233, 1985, 2393, 1114]. Lost [1419, 2483]. Love [1872].
Low [2416, 419]. low-level [419]. Low-Zone [2416]. Lukewarm [2184].
Lunar [491]. Lupus [106]. Lyme [1546].
Machine [1217, 1953, 2084, 851, 1897, 1527, 1532].

Machines [2499, 2399, 867, 597]. Macromolecular [2186, 2189].
Mad [1637]. Made [1938]. Magellan [1055, 914]. Magic [1328, 1835, 1636].
Magnetic [386, 2495, 457, 1378, 748, 1849, 714, 552]. Magnetism [1690].
Magnetotail [1239]. Maintenance [156]. Maize [883]. major [453].
Make [1303, 1886, 1951, 2260, 2399]. Makes [1953, 2054, 1897].
Making [1498, 2023, 1991, 1890, 2011, 1229]. Malaria [247, 1066, 1843].
Malignancy [1203]. Mammalian [309, 596, 2462]. Mammals [2093].
Mammoth [970]. Mammoth-Bone [970]. Man [195, 851, 683].
Management [2359, 935]. Managing [2386, 2088].
Mandelbrot [1666, 2162, 1670, 2166]. Mandelbus [2162, 2166].
Mania [264]. Manifolds [903, 901]. manipulation [919]. Mantle [730, 75].
Manufacture [713]. Manufacturers [1991].
Manufacturing [1635, 2391, 2402, 535, 440, 2500]. Map [1303, 1820].
Mapping [1752]. Maps [581]. Marble [2298]. March [2026]. Marie [2128].
Marine [699]. Marked [1463, 1467]. Markers [1752]. Market [1393].
Markets [2357]. Marriage [1458]. Marrow [1972]. Mars [1279, 1189].
Marsupial [2264]. Masai [2385]. Masks [1952].
Mass [2227, 1210, 605, 604, 404, 881]. Masses [1792]. Masters [2045].
Match [1938]. Material [104]. Materials [668, 1378, 1374, 1368, 487, 1372,
1373, 1375, 1376, 1296, 1377, 1369, 1379, 1370, 1132]. Maternal [2010].
Mathematical [2515, 2513, 4, 20, 36, 52, 68, 85, 102, 119, 136, 154, 171, 188,
221, 254, 286, 319, 351, 383, 710, 726, 1294].
Mathematics [1065, 903, 937, 1114, 901]. Mating [2353, 2354].
Matrix [1154]. Matter [2229, 374, 2261, 1739, 1004, 716, 684, 192, 834, 1413].
Matters [1926, 2003]. May [2022, 1951]. Maya [1340, 2361].
Maze [1419, 1303]. Mazes [1986]. me [2347]. Measures [819].
Measuring [1946]. mechanical [919]. Mechanics [2195, 2295, 487, 1358].
Mechanisms [490, 1524]. Mechanization [536, 531, 537, 535, 533, 532, 538].
Medical [458]. Medicine [1655, 1990, 1373, 1375, 1376, 2087, 2265, 1411,
469, 1634, 2489, 1686, 1633]. Medieval [1074, 904]. Medium [1356].
Meets [1888, 2009]. Mega [2027]. Megalithic [109, 770]. Melting [1323].
Membrane [1153, 1817]. Membranes [817]. Memoirs [1463, 1467].
Memoriam [2141]. Memories [2083, 1005, 1031].
Memory [2315, 2319, 983, 2116, 1526, 635]. Menageries [2424].
Mental [1246]. Merchants [2129]. Mercury [1498]. Mesolithic [1479, 328].
Mesozoic [1121, 404]. Messages [1924]. Messenger [2428, 2221].
Metabolism [44]. Metal [1341, 1716, 28]. Metallic [59]. Metallurgy [880].
Metals [1380, 326, 953].
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Metamagical [205, 238, 270, 303, 335, 367, 401, 417, 433, 449, 465, 481, 497,
513, 529, 545, 561, 577, 594, 611, 627, 643, 661, 677, 693].
Metamorphosis [2359]. Metaphysics [2499]. Metastatic [2054].
Meteor [1477]. Meteorites [716, 88]. Methanol [2473].
Methods [1419, 1248, 669, 344]. Mexico [147]. Mice [1890, 1428].
Microbial [913]. Microbiological [342, 516, 343, 341].
Microbiology [345, 337, 344]. Microbodies [665]. Microchannel [370].
Microclusters [2504]. Microelectronic [700, 701]. Microgolf [2471].
Micromechanical [647, 648, 645]. Microorganisms [339, 338].
Microprogramming [630]. Microscope [1118, 1114]. Microscopes [2438].
Microtubule [1449, 1451]. Microtubules [123].
Microwave [1455, 1350, 1969]. Middle [2360]. Middle-Ear [2360].
Migration [1263, 435, 579]. Mild [1682]. Milkweeds [1107].
Milky [244, 584]. Millenniums [753]. Mimicry [1596, 311].
Mind [1348, 989, 213, 2013]. Minding [2413]. Minds [2499].
Mineral [1207]. Mines [1987]. Miniature [1742]. Minimills [863].
Mining [516, 164, 78, 533]. Minoan [1105]. Minority [2050].
Minstrels [1993]. Mirage [1740]. Mirages [1090].
Mirror [1746, 1753, 1268, 198]. Mirrors [1303]. Misprints [2339].
Missile [946, 1184]. Mississippi [453]. Mist [2209]. Mithraic [2507].
Mitochondrial [633]. Mitotic [2426]. Mixed [2514]. Mixing [2122].
Model [1696]. Modeling [2193, 1667, 1511].
Modern [780, 1229, 966, 1305, 667, 805]. Modify [452]. Molecular [1727,
2283, 2312, 1157, 852, 1158, 1066, 2015, 1240, 847, 1156, 768, 1159, 1524, 455].
molecular-cloud [455]. Molecules [1153, 852, 1981, 1543, 1155, 1154, 1148].
Molting [1071]. Monitor [1853]. Monkeywrench [2283].
Monoclonal [158]. Monoculture [1473]. Monopoles [457].
Monoxide [2433]. Monsoons [327]. Montceau [1987].
Montceau-les-Mines [1987]. Monte [2287, 2289]. Monuments [109, 770].
Moon [2143, 1690]. Moons [1100, 1491, 407, 10]. Morning [2341].
Mortality [1099]. Moscow [2308]. most [1114]. Mother [2083].
Motherhood [1458]. Moths [1478, 375]. Motion [1020, 1509, 1304].
Motte [670]. Motte-and-Bailey [670]. Mount [242].
Mountain [1863, 1318]. Mountains [1409]. Mouse [836, 2157].
Move [1691]. Moved [1804]. Moving [1754, 585]. Mr [2291]. much [2383].
Muddy [2278]. Multicellular [1884]. Multidrug [2180, 2187].
Multilingual [902]. Multiple [2219]. Muscle [835]. Muscles [2360].
Music [1567, 1485, 1815]. Musical [1459]. Musicians [2382]. Must [1303].
Mutation [2045]. Myelin [74]. Myocardial [2457]. Myopia [1615].
Mysteries [2507]. Mystery [1855, 1969].
N [76, 79]. N-ray [76, 79]. Nı̂mes [2198]. Naked [703]. Names [1273].
Nanotechnology [1727]. Nap [2004]. Natural [564, 697].
Nature [1298, 1876]. Nautilus [165, 1713]. Naval [663]. Navigation [386].
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Near [1551]. Nearest [765]. Nears [2338]. Neck [1854]. Necrosis [1848].
Negev [1106]. Negotiations [755]. Neolithic [1039]. Neon [2470].
Neptune [1100, 191, 2468, 2467]. Nerve [984, 62].
Nervous [1334, 1684, 409]. Nesting [853]. Net [1293]. Nets [2464].
Network [2125]. Networks [1631, 2062].
Neural [1474, 1475, 2315, 2319, 1709, 2062]. Neurobiology [1887].
Neurogenesis [2158]. Neuron [2116, 1695]. Neuron-Like [1695].
Neurons [1755]. Neuropeptides [357]. Neutrino [231, 228].
Nevada [1863]. Never [1588]. Newest [322]. News [2174, 1845].
Newton [248, 130, 1649]. Next [1624, 1015, 6]. nibbles [1428].
Niches [1339]. Nigeria [232]. Nightingale [837]. Ningún [2447].
Niño [1300]. NMR [469, 601]. No [2380, 829]. Nobel [2491]. Nok [232].
Nombre [2447]. Nonacoustic [1784, 1775]. Nonlinear [2277].
Nonproliferation [1116]. Norris [2266]. North [565, 1176, 653].
Northern [94]. Northwestern [1665]. Norway [719]. Not-So-Rare [1723].
Novas [261]. Nuclear [289, 1637, 646, 763, 999, 1116, 563, 829, 1004, 571,
1238, 190, 1332, 1547, 547, 1488, 1489, 912, 287]. Nuclear-Weapon [563].
Nuclear-Weapon-Free [646]. Nuclei [1319, 799]. Nucleosome [225].
Nucleus [664]. Number [1851]. Numbers [819, 586]. Numerical [1920].
Nurture [1876]. Nutrients [452]. Nuts [887].
Oared [263]. object [1114, 914]. Objects [1400]. Observatories [1525].

Observatory [26]. Observed [1359]. Observing [1477]. Obsessions [2194].
Obstacles [2061]. Ocean [735, 736, 651, 881, 2153, 732, 1885].
Oceanic [864, 733]. Odd [1515, 1907]. Oddities [1984]. Odometer [359].
Odyssey [1646, 1097]. Off [1743, 2028, 1693]. Offer [2126]. Office [537].
Offshore [451]. Oil [164, 451, 207]. Old [1986, 1749, 2488, 1806].
Oldest [1808, 2472, 814, 1452]. Oligosaccharins [1134]. Oncogene [1980].
Oncogenes [439, 916]. One [2471, 1655, 2098, 984, 2284]. One-Stop [1655].
Ones [1359]. Onions [1041]. Operating [932]. Operators [1636].
Ophiolites [522]. Opossum [1758].
Optical [617, 1474, 1475, 1264, 1265, 2126, 2059, 2265, 1206, 1185, 2056].
Optically [1209]. Optics [1248, 1951, 2398, 918]. Optimalists [1712].
Optrodes [1782]. Orbit [2139, 2191, 815]. Orbiting [355]. Ordinary [1359].
Organ [602]. Organic [500]. Organisms [1087, 585, 1884].
Organization [1136]. Organizations [156]. oriented [919].
Origin [260, 1337, 603, 913]. Origins [686, 2016, 78, 2439, 2434, 14].
Orion [322]. Oscillating [636]. Oscillations [2052, 2053]. Ossuary [1854].
Ostrich [2382]. Other [1409, 1293, 1919, 1984, 1031]. our [2172].
Outflows [503]. Oven [1455]. Owl [1613, 391]. Ozone [1645, 1718].
P [1878]. Pace [1781]. Pacific [276, 181, 2005]. Packaging [701, 700].
Packing [804]. Pair [1233]. Palace [954]. Palaces [1105].
Paleolithic [1737, 55]. Paleozoic [1273]. Palm [702]. Pan [1920].
17
Panda [1662]. Pandora [2499]. Paradigm [1817]. Paradise [2505].

Parasites [868]. Park [27]. Parsley [1820]. Parsons [1057]. Part [2023].
Particle [1228, 2188, 1880, 1882, 6].
Particles [865, 257, 703, 1053, 1568, 92, 1947]. parts [919]. Party [1601].
Passenger [1984]. Passions [1610]. Past [2262]. Paste [1805].
Patches [1820]. Patent [1990]. Patented [1841]. Path [2425]. Paths [215].
Patient [353]. Pattern [1567, 1754]. Patterned [2092, 2091].
Patterns [1323, 375]. Peace [2129]. Peeled [1693]. Peking [683].
Peninsula [1106]. People [2127, 139, 305]. Peopling [181].
Perceiving [1248, 1949, 1950, 1073]. Perception [1001, 1304, 246, 29].
Performance [1458]. Peril [1283]. Periodic [2052, 2053]. Periphery [579].
Permutation [1636]. Perovskites [1883]. Personal [583].
Personalities [1601]. Peru [2096]. Ph.D [2337]. Pharmaceuticals [342].
Phase [2089, 1206, 1974, 1185, 2081]. Phased [1022]. Phased-Array [1022].
Phases [374, 1513]. Phasing [1710]. Phenomena [1984].
Philanthropy [1678]. Phoenix [2075]. Phonograph [2328].
Phosphate [483]. Photogenic [2481]. Photographs [2493, 2498].
Photonic [1379]. Photons [2340]. Photoreceptor [1490].
Photosynthesis [1524]. Photovoltaic [1494]. Phylogenies [1273].
Phylogeny [1226]. Physical [1101, 679].
Physics [2295, 602, 45, 1688, 2085, 655, 570]. Physiological [685].
Physiology [569, 111, 2087, 1686]. Pi [1760]. Piano [2382].
Picture [1955, 2019, 2020]. Pictures [2289, 2354, 2467, 2091, 2189, 2498].
Pie [1802]. Pinched [1548]. Pinning [2242]. Pipelines [764]. Pipes [602].
Pit [1504]. Pitching [1975]. Pixar [1409]. Place [1390, 1498].
Placenta [125]. Plague [1761]. Plain [1463, 970, 1582, 1467, 653].
Planck [2227]. Planck-Mass [2227]. Plane [2399]. Planet [2386, 980].
Planetary [2007]. Planetesimals [296]. Planets [1757]. Plans [1192].
Plant [77, 1819, 1244, 1245]. Plants [1409, 1599, 1596, 680, 918, 1208, 475].
Plasma [2188, 1988]. Plasma-Sprayed [1988]. Plasmids [194].
Plasticity [2090]. Plastics [2501, 1581, 1759]. Plate [1224]. Platelets [91].
Plates [358]. Platforms [451]. Platypus [1850]. Playground [2195].
Playing [2436, 2275, 1267, 2248]. Plays [2437, 2515]. Plexus [2462].
Plus [2041]. Pluto [1100, 1650]. Point [2206]. Points [2208]. Poison [620].
Poisoning [1769]. Poisonous [771]. Polar [1774, 1189]. Polarimeter [1209].
Poles [1650]. Policy [679]. Poliovirus [1470]. Polish [305].
Pollination [1549, 245]. Polluting [2463]. Pollution [1846, 1568].
Polymers [1382]. Polynyas [1885]. Polyps [1824]. Pool [1919].
Poor [2050]. Popcorn [2330]. Population [467, 813, 2397]. Pork [667].
Porpoises [685]. Port [1793]. Positron [161, 163].
Positron-Emission [163, 161]. Positrons [2296]. Postglacial [1286].
Postprandial [2008]. Potato [1585, 475]. Potential [1314].
Potpourri [2297]. POU [2146]. Pourable [2501].
Power [289, 1599, 180, 1667, 1494, 1238, 1435, 2130, 287, 178].
18
Powered [1418, 1174, 787]. Pre [880, 2096]. Pre-Columbian [880].

Pre-Inca [2096]. Precambrian [1338]. Precision [321].
Precision-Guided [321]. Predicting [1351, 1015]. Preeminence [2425].
Preemptive [2115, 763]. Preference [884]. Preferences [411].
Prehistoric [854]. Prehistory [2161]. Prejudice [2342]. President [2119].
Presidential [1913]. Pressed [2453]. Pressure [1072, 848, 2383, 1069].
Prestidigitation [1328]. Prey [786, 987]. Price [1935]. Pride [2342].
Prime [586]. Primes [1920]. primordial [1166]. Principle [1886, 394].
Prions [947]. Prisoner [1637]. Prizes [2491]. Probe [2438]. probes [425].
Probing [1463, 1550, 1467]. Problem [895, 2125, 213, 1350, 671].
Process [936]. Processes [618]. Processing [902, 361, 751, 1400, 953].
Proconsul [2124]. Production [342, 104, 343, 344, 605, 604, 667, 341, 1132].
Professionals [2471]. Professor [1853]. Profit [1411].
Profundity [1666, 1670]. Program [1217, 1253, 1533, 1428].
Programmed [2297]. Programming [294, 1625, 1628, 339, 930].
Programs [1233, 1504, 1694, 861]. Progress [2224, 1336]. Projects [2027].
Proof [2225]. Propelled [1006]. Propeller [113]. Properties [1439].
Prose [2297]. Prosody [2297]. Prospects [1957, 2154].
Proteins [1715, 865, 1152, 58, 916, 1259, 817]. Proton [39, 1084, 290].
Protons [1561]. Protoplasts [475]. Proved [2241]. Provides [1636, 2229].
Pseudoscope [1401]. Psychology [2516, 411]. Pterosaurs [230].
Public [679]. Puffs [2497]. Pulley [1822]. Pulsar [2210, 355].
pulsars [1452]. Pump [1301]. Punch [1614]. Purification [713].
Purified [1341]. Put [1285]. Puzzle [1636]. Puzzles [1293, 1530, 1851, 2127].
Quality [2323]. Quantized [1260]. Quantum [1791, 310, 487, 785, 1222, 72,
1869, 2458, 360, 2222, 2249, 1720, 2247]. Quantum-Effect [1791].
Quark [614]. Quarkonium [468]. Quarks [649]. Quarrel [2414].
Quarry [1807]. Quasars [425]. Quasi [2052, 2053].
Quasi-Periodic [2052, 2053]. Quasicrystals [1333]. Question [2378].
Questions [2082]. Quiet [2425]. Quite [1348].
Rabies [13]. Race [755]. Radar [580]. Radars [1022].

Radiation [1661, 419]. Radical [1590]. Radio [22, 1284, 484, 1282].
Radioactivity [256]. Radiocarbon [1210]. Radon [2074].
Rain [1944, 968, 1140]. Rainbow [1359]. Ramanujan [1760].
Rampant [1943]. Random [1383]. randomly [919]. Randomness [1917].
Range [2482, 190]. Ranges [1318]. Rapid [1455]. Rare [1723]. Rate [2078].
Rather [1383]. Rational [718, 207].
Ray [26, 2243, 79, 107, 274, 603, 2094, 1018, 1952, 2052, 2053, 105, 1016, 76].
Rays [1169]. Re [2245]. Re-Energized [2245]. Reactions [636, 1222, 182].
Reactors [289, 2037, 748, 38, 287]. Read [784]. Reality [1720].
Really [1725]. Realm [1888]. Reappearing [1513]. Receptivity [1651].
Receptor [1221]. Receptors [964, 865]. Recognition [1104, 1211, 258].
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Recognize [984]. Recombinant [58]. Recombination [1454].

Reconstructing [1226]. Record [353]. Records [2328, 819].
Recovery [1654]. Recreations [1996, 861, 980, 860, 877, 893, 910, 926, 960,
979, 1031, 1097, 1114, 1166, 997, 1013, 1030, 1047, 1063, 1080, 1096, 1113,
1130, 1146, 1165, 1182, 1200, 1218, 1236, 1256, 1275, 1312, 1330, 1347, 1365,
1391, 1408, 1467, 1670, 1447, 1428, 1427, 1466, 1486, 1505, 1535, 1553, 1571,
1603, 1639, 1669, 1700, 1729, 1763, 1795, 1826, 1857, 1895, 1928, 1960, 1995,
2031, 2067, 2101, 2166, 2133, 2165, 2200, 2234, 2268, 2301, 2332, 2366, 2406,
2441, 2475, 2509, 844, 744, 761, 778, 795, 811, 827, 944]. Recumbent [387].
Red [1778, 1021]. Redux [2037, 2309]. Reflections [1439].
Regeneration [475]. Regions [1049]. Regulation [295]. Release [1051].
Releases [256]. Reliability [1005]. Rely [1303]. Remedy [1841].
Remembers [1285]. Remnants [1122]. Removes [1268].
Renaissance [507]. Rendezvous [2338]. Repair [371]. Repetitive [1348].
Replacement [1023]. Report [1933]. Reproduction [986, 2326].
Reproductive [1021]. Research [1458].
Resistance [247, 2180, 2187, 174, 2216]. Resistant [2076].
Resources [294, 8, 212]. Respond [1417, 1490]. Restoration [1074].
Results [2117]. Rethinking [1238]. Retina [1416]. Retracing [1341].
Retried [2074]. Retroreflector [1268]. Retrovirus [1415]. Return [2078].
Reversal [1203]. Reversals [1849]. Reverse [1594]. Revolution [1624, 904].
Rhythms [1263]. Ribosome [325, 803]. Rice [854, 224, 801]. Rich [1659].
Richard [1878]. Riches [1834]. Rifting [1476]. Rifts [2321].
Right [884, 1588]. Rights [2463]. Rings [1544, 373, 437]. Ripe [2314].
Rise [173, 276]. Risky [2251]. Rites [2072]. Ritual [1747]. Rivers [306].
Rna [1150, 1397, 751, 2221]. Road [2098, 2472]. Roam [1463, 1467].
Robotropolis [1097]. Robots [1943]. Rock [2295, 483]. rogen [2009].
Role [72]. Roll [1867]. Roman [2198, 1089, 1793, 1420]. Rooters [1904].
Roots [1417, 904]. Rope [1822]. Rope-and-Pulley [1822].
Rosemary [1820]. Rotating [1253]. Rotation [2195]. Rotor [1904].
Rover [1772]. Rowland [427]. Rubber [1942]. Rubik [1636].
Running [1285, 1743]. Russell [2266]. Russian [970]. Rx [1877].
Sadi [329]. Safer [1973]. Safety [38]. Sage [1820]. Sails [2231]. Sales [1956].
Salinity [306]. Salmonid [697]. Salt [1564]. Samples [584].
San [2287, 2289]. Sand [987]. Saturn [389, 407]. Save [1542]. Saver [1910].
saw [2005]. Scale [2450, 1593, 596, 749, 747]. Scanned [2438].
Scanned-Probe [2438]. Scanning [1118]. Scattering [1228, 2126].
Schizophrenic [2117]. Schools [489].
Science [9, 25, 41, 57, 73, 90, 108, 124, 141, 159, 176, 193, 210, 226, 243, 259,
275, 292, 308, 324, 340, 356, 372, 388, 406, 422, 438, 454, 470, 486, 502, 518,
534, 550, 566, 582, 599, 616, 632, 650, 666, 682, 698, 715, 731, 750, 766, 783,
800, 816, 832, 849, 866, 882, 898, 915, 931, 949, 965, 985, 1002, 1019, 1036,
1052, 1068, 1085, 1102, 1119, 1135, 1151, 1171, 1187, 1205, 1223, 1241, 1261,
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1280, 1299, 1317, 1335, 1353, 1371, 1396, 1414, 1433, 1453, 1472, 1492].
Science [1510, 1522, 1541, 1559, 1865, 1645, 1577, 2000, 1932, 1862, 1736,
2129, 2239, 2171, 2480, 2371, 2446, 2108, 2306, 2289, 1458, 2097, 1923, 2026,
1890, 1955, 1990, 2224, 2190, 2392, 2429, 2463, 2155, 2322, 2258, 2355, 2354,
1877, 2490, 1676, 1609, 1801, 2036, 1769, 1900, 1965, 1707, 1832, 2110, 2481,
2290, 2138, 2273, 2411, 1632, 2062, 2467, 2091, 962, 1377, 2189, 2498, 2340,
1202, 2500, 2205, 2119, 937, 2072]. Scientia [1912]. Scientific [1678].
Scientist [2233, 15, 31, 47, 63, 80, 97, 114, 131, 149, 166, 183, 199, 216, 233,
249, 265, 281, 298, 314, 330, 346, 362, 378, 395, 412, 428, 444, 460, 476, 492,
508, 524, 540, 556, 572, 588, 606, 622, 638, 656, 672, 688, 705, 721, 739, 756,
773, 789, 839, 806, 822, 838, 855, 872, 888, 905, 921, 939, 955, 972, 991, 1008,
1025, 1042, 1058, 1075, 1091, 1108, 1125, 1141, 1160, 1177, 1193, 1212, 1230,
1250, 1269, 1288, 1306, 1324, 1342, 1360, 1385, 1403, 1421, 1441, 1460, 1480,
1499, 1517, 1534, 1552, 1570, 1602, 1638, 1668, 1699, 1728, 1762, 1794].
Scientist [1825, 1856, 1894, 1927, 1959, 1994, 2030, 2066, 2100, 2132, 2164,
2199, 2267, 2300, 2365, 2405, 2440, 2474, 2508]. Scientists [2311].
Scoring [1790]. Scorpion [987]. Scotland [387]. Screw [113]. Script [631].
Sculpture [2298]. Sculptures [232]. SDI [2138].
Sea [629, 231, 1457, 1435, 1207, 2005, 1166, 228, 1516, 752]. Sea-Floor [1207].
Sea-saw [2005]. Seal [2230, 1529]. Search [1601, 436, 1084, 586].
Seas [1965]. Second [1663]. Secret [1455, 1865, 2309]. Sector [240].
Security [403]. See [1967, 2461]. Seed [771, 1619]. Seed-Eating [771].
Seeing [1778]. Seen [2126]. Segments [2470]. Seismic [948, 1224].
Selection [1563, 1302, 96]. Self [2044, 1816, 1813]. Self-Destruct [1813].
Semiconductors [1456]. Sense [1582]. Sensory [2230]. Served [2330].
Service [240]. Services [1689]. Sessile [585]. Session [1853].
Set [1666, 2162, 686, 1670, 2166]. Setbacks [2006]. Setting [1781].
Settlement [952]. Settlements [1176]. Sex [2344, 1773, 2421].
Sexual [1302, 311, 96]. Shading [1949, 1950]. Shadow [1393].
Shadows [1919]. Shape [1285, 1949, 1950]. Sharks [980].
Sharpening [2156]. Shaw [1664, 2436]. Shear [1835]. Shed [2470].
Shedding [1776]. Sheets [2343]. Shell [1971]. Shells [261]. Ship [990].
Shock [1984, 2362]. Shock-Front [1984]. Shook [1676]. Shop [2065].
Short [2378, 459]. Short-Answer [2378]. Shortest [2125].
Shortest-Network [2125]. Shorthand [1744]. Should [2160]. Show [2322].
Shower [1886]. Shroud [2038]. Shuttle [2469]. Siberian [2452].
Sidespin [1790]. Sighting [191]. Signal [1170]. Signals [654, 311, 885].
Signing [2028]. Silicon [645, 647, 648, 1993, 2292, 1097]. Silver [297].
Simple [1694, 786, 409]. Simplify [1530]. Simulated [2263, 1244, 1245].
Simulation [1321]. Sin [2274]. Sinai [1106]. Sinai-Negev [1106].
Siphons [1089]. Six [753]. Skeleton [1909]. Skies [1973]. Skill [821].
Skin [1616, 1083, 1173, 1910, 2384]. Sky [2126, 1802, 963]. SLAC [2006].
Sleeping [652]. Slick [2380]. Slickums [1864]. Slide [687]. Slips [1139].
Slowing [695]. Slurry [764]. Small [376, 458]. Smart [2029, 1175, 663].
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Smelting [1889]. Smoking [1685]. Snail [699]. Snails [2330].

Snake [569, 2452]. Snakebit [1900]. Snakes [2095, 442]. SNIF [2324].
Snowball [2176]. Snurps [1881]. Soap [1567].
Social [1601, 61, 654, 670, 2025, 1088, 403, 770]. Society [491].
Sodium [1748]. Soft [2094]. Soft-X-Ray [2094].
Software [928, 938, 935, 936, 933, 937, 934, 1184].
Solar [2227, 2338, 1968, 1774, 373, 1338, 619]. Solar-System [2338].
Solid [767, 769, 2088]. Solid-State [769, 767]. Solitaire [2513].
Solitary [820]. Solitons [1836]. Solution [1530, 1437]. Solutions [1531].
Solvation [182]. Some [1444, 1439, 1485, 1951, 1447]. Somersaulting [45].
Something [989]. Son [1942]. Song [2158]. Sonic [1614]. Sons [1903].
Sound [1485, 986]. Sounds [835]. Sour [2451]. Sources [274, 2052, 2053].
Southeast [854]. Southern [162, 952, 1885]. Soviet [195, 1430].
Soviets [2145, 2151].
Space [1366, 499, 2145, 2151, 2338, 946, 2465, 2318, 580, 1320, 2185, 1202, 2327].
Space-Based [946]. Spacecraft [2418]. Spacetime [1037]. Spain [94].
Spanish [990]. Sparrow [2217]. Special [1694]. Species [564].
Specter [1402]. Spectrometry [1210]. Spectroscopy [818, 601].
Spectrum [22, 157]. Speech [1001, 258]. Speed [1838]. Spheres [804].
Spider [1138]. Spin [1821, 2320, 43]. Spindle [2426]. Spinning [1561].
Spiral [684]. Spirit [1958]. Split [273]. Spot [2374].
Spots [1725, 1788, 1050]. Spotted [1613]. Sprayed [1988]. Spread [2215].
Springs [651, 1207]. Squaring [2310]. Squeezed [1847]. Squid [456].
Squids [1006]. SS [157]. St [242]. Stabilization [405]. Stable [2139, 1073].
Stacked [2022]. Stained [1074]. Standards [280]. Stanford [2427].
Star [1197, 1833, 1814, 1783, 2110, 847, 1390, 1965]. Star-Crossed [1783].
Star-Struck [1814]. starred [1902]. Stars [1000, 900, 503, 1560, 229, 322].
Starshower [2002]. Start [1892]. Starting [2494]. Starvaholics [2047].
State [769, 767]. Station [377, 1202]. Statistics [669]. Status [2423].
Stave [719]. Steam [1057]. Steel [863, 1542]. Steels [1024].
Steps [1341, 1577]. Sticky [1693, 1600]. Stillborn [2455]. Stimulate [1915].
Stimulating [1654]. STM [1903]. Stockholm [1933].
Stone [387, 1566, 2489]. Stonemasonry [1227]. Stop [2160, 2260, 1655].
Stopping [1132]. Storage [2315, 2319, 1247, 1629, 28, 129, 127].
Store [2413]. Storm [1866]. Stradivari [2309]. Strange [1550].
Strategic [1592, 1587, 1332, 1430]. Strategies [2400, 2391, 2402, 2401, 2403].
Strategy [1637, 207]. Stream [437]. Streaming [1593]. Stress [1266].
Stressed [1653]. Strike [2115]. Strikes [1790]. String [2418].
Strings [1692]. Striped [1339]. Stripes [581, 1560]. Strokes.. [2381].
Struck [1814]. Structural [971].
Structure [60, 1204, 886, 649, 1470, 39, 1318, 489, 749, 817, 847, 747].
Structures [929, 1315]. Studied [1664]. Study [1636]. Studying [1395].
Subjective [1725]. Subjective-Contour [1725]. Sublime [1311].
Submarine [245]. Submarines [1727, 1784, 1775]. Subsistence [94].
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Substance [241]. Substances [1600, 62]. Subversive [2308].

Success [1021, 2316]. Successful [2344]. Successors [1444, 1447].
Suction [1301]. Sudden [1277, 2422, 56, 671]. Summer [2175].
Summit [1736, 2371]. Sun [1477, 1356]. Sunflower [279]. Sunny [1957].
Sunraycer [2196]. Sunshine [2347]. Superantigens [2346].
Superclusters [441]. Supercoiled [112]. Supercollider [1242, 1243].
Supercomputers [408]. Supercomputing [2155].
Superconducting [1242, 71, 1282, 1284, 1243].
Superconductors [500, 178, 180, 2154]. Supercontinent [1916].
Supercooled [818]. Superduds [1905]. Superfluid [2055, 2058].
Superheavy [2255, 457]. Superlattices [769, 767]. superluminous [914].
Supernova [1067, 1122, 2351]. Supernovas [1659]. Superstrings [1352].
Supersymmetric [1298]. Supertests [1750]. Support [1065].
Surface [1383, 1693, 1439, 520, 880, 122]. Surfaces [1040]. Surfing [2340].
Surge [1507]. Surpassing [2394]. Surprising [2183]. Surveys [1756].
Surviving [2295]. Sustainable [2403, 2404]. Swahili [1597]. Swarm [295].
Sweep [2362]. Sweet [2451, 2316]. Swimming [1006, 899]. Swing [2195].
Switch [1773, 567]. Switches [1819]. Switching [786]. Symbiosis [1516].
Symbiotic [900]. Symbol [2423]. Synapse [2496]. Synapses [1509].
Synaptic [548]. Synchrotron [1661]. Syndrome [1562].
Synthesis [803, 1508]. Synthetic [2516, 2331, 615]. Syphilized [2182].
Syria [1566].
System [2227, 2338, 197, 1334, 1246, 403, 1188, 1724, 373, 409, 1155].
Systematically [1383]. Systemic [106]. Systems [2315, 2319, 932, 938, 277].
T [2461, 1221]. Tabulation [2163]. Tac [2437]. Tadpoles [1211]. Tag [2436].
Tails [1204, 2282]. Takeovers [2114]. Takes [1891, 2004]. Tale [2173].
Talk [1853, 2429]. Talking [2207]. Tall [2207]. Tanzania [146]. Tape [1693].
Taskmasters [1681]. Taste [2046]. Tat [2183]. Taxing [2274]. Tech [1584].
Technological [2355, 2425]. Technologies [1629]. Technology [2258, 2254,
180, 2113, 1082, 966, 1689, 1542, 1497, 1202, 129, 974, 178, 127].
Tectonics [1564]. Teeth [2161]. Teleoperators [2506]. Telephone [215].
Telescope [1197, 499, 231, 228]. Tell [2322]. Temperature [295].
Temple [917, 1192]. Tend [1600]. Tenochtitlán [917]. Termites [717].
Terranes [1172]. Terrestrial [1757]. Test [1801, 2001, 1880, 1882, 547].
Test-Ban [2001]. Testing [1228, 1956, 2318, 2350]. Tests [1233].
Thailand [1121]. Their [1530, 868, 1107].
Themas [205, 238, 270, 303, 335, 367, 401, 417, 433, 449, 465, 481, 497, 513,
529, 545, 561, 577, 594, 611, 627, 643, 661, 677, 693]. Theme [2127].
Themselves [1600]. Theorem [1190]. Theoretical [1358]. Theories [92].
Theory [1563, 310, 686, 257, 72, 2076, 614, 1880, 1882].
Theory-Resistant [2076]. Therapies [2021].
Therapy [2149, 2064, 1493, 1590]. There [1636, 1725, 1812].
Thermal [1339]. Thermoregulation [1478]. Things [1355].
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Think [2252, 2448]. Thinking [2179, 2277, 2329].

Third [467, 2061, 1488, 1489, 1049]. Third-Generation [1488, 1489].
Those [1725]. Thought [1531, 2229, 2480, 2214]. Threadlike [1600].
Threat [1613]. Threats [2390, 2396, 2387, 1031].
Three [1401, 1444, 1530, 1986, 1812, 2517, 1447, 903, 901].
Three-Dimensional [1401, 1986, 903, 901]. Thrilled [1972].
Thunderstorms [2057, 2051]. Thyme [1820]. Tic [2437].
Tic-Tac-Toe [2437]. Tidal [1667, 553]. Tiffany [2356]. Tiles [2330].
Tillers [1457]. Time [1116, 1320, 2178, 2112, 1338]. Tinkertoy [2437].
Tiny [1727, 2157]. tipped [96]. Titan [423]. today [974]. Toe [2437].
Together [1683]. Tomography [948, 163, 161]. Tomorrow [1791].
Tongue [1139]. Too [2383]. Top [2022]. Topobiology [2256].
Topoisomerases [504]. Topology [1351, 1090, 671]. Tor [980]. Torn [1617].
Tornado [850]. toroidal [980]. Total [209]. Touch [2393, 1320].
Tour [1366, 2162, 2166]. tournament [1428]. Tower [1569]. Toxicity [2350].
Tracks [1531, 2399]. Tract [2326]. Traffic [2362]. Trail [1477].
Trains [1531]. Trans [2421]. Trans-Kingdom [2421]. Transcription [1594].
Transfer [2258]. Transfinite [686]. Transform [2294]. Transformer [1726].
Transistor [1791]. Transistors [1565]. Transition [1974].
Translation [1908]. Translocations [1035]. Transmission [548].
Transplantation [1334]. Transport [62]. Transportation [1372].
Transposable [23, 883]. Trapping [1471]. Trauma [712]. Travel [1951].
Treatment [1168]. Tree [2353, 2354]. Trees [1054]. Trek [1390].
Trembley [1824]. Tremens [2419]. Trial [2250]. Trick [2488].
Trireme [2231]. TRON [1891]. Tropical [968]. Truchet [2330].
Truffiing [2261]. Trumpet [1267]. Trust [1258]. Truth [1939, 1947].
Try [2356]. Trypanosome [1017]. Tube [1548, 2470]. Tumor [2054, 1848].
Tunnel [1284, 1282]. Tunneling [1118]. Turbine [1057, 14].
Turbulence [2058, 2055]. Turin [2038]. Turing [2399, 867]. Turkey [2184].
Turmites [2399]. Turning [989]. Turnover [2221]. Turns [2075].
Twice [1707]. Twisting [45]. Two [1530, 2022, 2399, 1577, 215].
Two-Dimensional [2399]. Typing [821]. Typography [720].
U.S. [1913, 1533, 1450, 2254, 240, 2017, 1879, 2185, 695, 1099, 1258, 982, 1542].
U.S.S.R [1258]. U.S.S.R. [953]. Ubiquitin [2282]. Ultimate [2295].
Ultralight [501]. Ultrasound [2159]. Ultraviolet [1837].
Unadvertised [1651]. Uncertainties [763]. Underground [1390].
Undersea [896]. Understanding [2177]. Unearthed [1822].
Unemployment [70]. Unified [257]. Unisexual [802, 1696].
Universal [1746, 1753].
Universe [2363, 869, 2244, 749, 60, 1315, 634, 1413, 425, 1452, 747].
Unlike [1359]. Unscientific [2080]. Unsuperconductivity [2211].
Unveiled [1648]. Unveiling [2485]. Upfreezing [1906]. Uranium [8].
Uranus [1100, 1544, 1431, 1491, 1394]. Urbanization [695]. Use [2401, 829].
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Useful [58]. Utilization [1374].
v [1649]. Vaccines [1066, 1843, 615, 2024, 2061]. Vacuum [1120].

Valley [1097, 631, 128]. Value [962]. Values [305]. Vanishing [1515].
Vapor [1567, 1680]. Variations [2127, 458]. Variety [1714]. Vaulting [621].
Vaults [1551]. Vector [1874, 680, 436]. Vehicles [2516, 272, 787, 1463, 1467].
Veneer [2454]. Vengeance [1609]. Venus [122, 1034, 307]. Verdict [1837].
Verification [1033, 547]. Vertebrates [1121, 1173].
Very [1315, 1395, 484, 1721]. Very-Long-Baseline [1395, 484, 1721].
Vestibular [179]. Vibration [2260]. Vibrations [664]. victory [1428].
View [2208, 839]. Viewable [2260]. Vine [521]. Vino [1912].
Violent [1832]. Violin [358]. Viral [2352]. Viroids [208]. Virtue [1811].
Virus [2016, 1432, 2015, 567, 421, 2216]. Viruses [2197, 1811, 1031].
Viscous [2436]. Vision [1401, 426, 2152, 442, 851]. Visitors [1107].
Visual [1246, 1989, 788, 1724, 1543, 1400, 2329, 618, 490, 1982].
Vitruvius [359]. Voice [2306]. voids [441]. Volcanic [681].
Volcanism [2321]. Volcanoes [1528, 896, 1034]. Voyager [2338, 1394].
Wa [980]. Wa-Tor [980]. wage [980]. Wages [2274]. Waist [2022].

Waiting [2276]. Wake [1754]. Walk [597]. Walking [2060].
Wallpaper [1348]. Walruses [1457]. Wandering [1189].
War [2197, 2482, 1168, 999, 1031, 912, 980, 861, 1428].
Warfare [1578, 1533, 2039, 54, 663, 223]. Warmer [1612, 1901].
Warmth [2008]. Warrior [1698]. Wars [1965]. Warships [263]. was [1341].
Waste [2088]. Watch [2436, 1645, 1745]. Watchmaker [1756]. Water [142,
1323, 1498, 1439, 1851, 2398, 2240, 1893, 1106, 585, 2390, 14, 839, 2387].
Watercraft [1418]. Waterweed [2435]. Wave [1745, 1525].
Waves [1953, 2362, 355, 1897]. way [1428, 244, 584]. Ways [1530, 2515].
Weapon [646, 563]. Weapons [2318, 104, 879, 829, 1592, 190, 1587, 1430,
1488, 1489, 385, 321, 663, 1132]. Web [1138]. Web-Building [1138].
Weddell [1529]. Weighty [2003]. Welfare [1809]. Well [988]. West [1946].
Western [565]. Whales [685, 1457, 1038, 1823]. Whaling [377].
Wheat [212]. Wheels [2160, 1747]. Where [1772].
Wherein [1531, 1727, 2263]. Which [1792, 1341]. Whimsical [1366].
White [1248, 2260]. Who [2413]. Wild [212]. William [1229]. Wind [1549].
Windmills [1305]. Window [652, 27]. Winds [1966]. Windshield [2328].
Wings [1862, 2226]. Winning [2456, 2515]. Winter [1478]. Wipers [2328].
Wire [1285]. Wires [2448]. within [1157]. Without [1419, 182].
Witnesses [1970]. Witted [1233]. Wobbly [2042]. Wolfgang [1867].
Women [538]. Wonders [1268]. Woodhoopoe [506]. Woodpecker [920].
Woody [1970]. Word [1569, 902]. Words [1598].
Work [1285, 2464, 531, 537, 2062, 539, 2120, 538]. Working [933].
Works [1498]. World [2398, 2182, 1816, 8, 467, 148, 515, 2061, 2404, 1720,
1049, 2472, 988, 2390, 2387]. Worms [2197, 1031]. Worrying [2260].
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Worth [1809]. Wren [313]. Writing [24, 2361]. Written [819].
X [26, 274, 1169, 603, 2094, 1952, 2052, 2053]. X-3 [1169].
X-Ray [26, 274, 603, 1952, 2052, 2053].
Yanomamö [1832]. Year [148].

Years [870, 2, 18, 34, 50, 66, 83, 100, 117, 134, 152, 169, 186, 203, 219, 236,
252, 268, 284, 301, 317, 333, 349, 365, 381, 399, 415, 431, 447, 463, 479, 495,
511, 527, 543, 559, 575, 592, 609, 625, 641, 659, 675, 691, 708, 724, 742, 759,
776, 793, 809, 825, 842, 858, 875, 891, 908, 924, 942, 958, 977, 995, 1011, 1028,
1045, 1061, 1078, 1094, 1111, 1128, 1144, 1163, 1180, 1198, 1215, 1234, 1254,
1272, 1291, 1309, 1327, 1345, 1363, 1388, 1406, 1425, 1445, 1464].
Years [1483, 1502, 1520, 1539, 1557, 1575, 1607, 1643, 1674, 1705, 1734, 1767,
1799, 1830, 1861, 1899, 1931, 1963, 1964, 1999, 2035, 2071, 2107, 2137, 2170,
2204, 2238, 2272, 2305, 2336, 2370, 2410, 2445, 2479]. Yeast [2009].
Yellow [1140]. Yellowstone [2459, 27]. Yields [1430]. York [40].
Young [503, 1122]. Youth [70]. Yucca [1863].
Zapotec [24]. Zeolites [2331]. Zero [1228]. Zone [2416, 646, 453]. Zones [864].
zooms [1114].
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12th [280]. 16th [377]. 16th-Century [377].

aboard [2162, 2166]. Absinthe [2299]. Abyss [830].

Ampère [2128]. Amplification [174]. Analysis [1874].

Backgammon [89]. Background [603]. Bacteria [2263, 386, 58, 1884].

c [44, 969]. ca [2041]. Calcium [1170, 548, 2428]. Calculating [1477].

Competitiveness [2254]. Compleat [1366].

Dull-Witted [1233]. Duplication [1945]. Dutch [323]. Dwarfs [2376].

Ear [2360, 598, 1023]. Earlier [1870]. Earliest [819].

Explodes [1067]. Exploration [207]. Explore [2382]. Explorer [1303].

Fabricator [2229]. Face [1366]. Faces [1656]. Factor [1848].

GABAergic [1755]. Gaia [2492]. Gains [2306]. galactic [847].

Galileo [191, 130, 523, 1402]. Gallium [1565]. Galois [459].

Historical [555]. History [2163]. HIV [2019, 2020]. Hive [2113].

Introducing [680]. Intuitive [655]. Invasions [2435]. Invention [805].

Japanese [974]. Jeepers [2379]. Jet [1006]. Jet-Propelled [1006].

K.A.L [1934]. Keep [1790]. Keeping [1925]. Kelp [2382].

Labeled [2149]. Labor [746]. Labor-Intensive [746]. Laboratory [1792].

Machine [1217, 1953, 2084, 851, 1897, 1527, 1532].

Oared [263]. object [1114, 914]. Objects [1400]. Observatories [1525].

Panda [1662]. Pandora [2499]. Paradigm [1817]. Paradise [2505].

Powered [1418, 1174, 787]. Pre [880, 2096]. Pre-Columbian [880].

Rabies [13]. Race [755]. Radar [580]. Radars [1022].

Recognize [984]. Recombinant [58]. Recombination [1454].

Smelting [1889]. Smoking [1685]. Snail [699]. Snails [2330].

Substance [241]. Substances [1600, 62]. Subversive [2308].

Think [2252, 2448]. Thinking [2179, 2277, 2329].

Useful [58]. Utilization [1374].

v [1649]. Vaccines [1066, 1843, 615, 2024, 2061]. Vacuum [1120].

Wa [980]. Wa-Tor [980]. wage [980]. Wages [2274]. Waist [2022].

Worth [1809]. Wren [313]. Writing [24, 2361]. Written [819].

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