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Sentinels of stoneBRUEMMER, F.Natural history. 1995, Vol 104, Num 1, pp 56-62, issn 0028-0712Article

Laos keeps its urns: survivor of decades of war, the Plain of Jars retains its allureCIOCHON, R; JAMES, J.Natural history. 1995, Vol 104, Num 9, pp 48-56, issn 0028-0712Article

An unshaggy dog story: a bizarre canine is living evidence of prehistoric contact between Mexico and PeruCORDY-COLLINS, A.Natural history. 1994, Vol 103, Num 2, pp 34-40, issn 0028-0712Article

Bacteria break the antibiotic bankSMITH, J. M.Natural history. 1994, Vol 103, Num 6, pp 39-41, issn 0028-0712Article

Feminist of bacteria of ladybird beetlesHURST, G; MAJERUS, M.Natural history. 1994, Vol 103, Num 6, pp 32-34, issn 0028-0712Article

A quixotic search for new drugsESTES, J. W.Natural history. 1994, Vol 103, Num 3, pp 62-64, issn 0028-0712Article

All the Khan's horsesROSSABI, M.Natural history. 1994, Vol 103, Num 10, pp 48-57, issn 0028-0712Article

Thailand's good moundHIGHAM, C; THOSARAT, R.Natural history. 1994, Vol 103, Num 12, pp 60-66, issn 0028-0712Article

When the new year comes twiceLI WEIBAO.Natural history. 1994, Vol 103, Num 7, pp 54-61, issn 0028-0712Article

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Stairways to heavenENGEL, P.Natural history. 1993, Vol 102, Num 6, pp 48-56, issn 0028-0712Article

A Far Plateau. A Few Ancient Cypress Trees Bear Witness to a Once-Green SaharaNICHOLSON, R.Natural history. 1991, Num 9, pp 22-29, issn 0028-0712Article

Near Beer of the AmazonERIKSON, P.Natural history. 1990, Num 8, pp 52-61, issn 0028-0712Article

Nomads in the Cities - Frequent Evictions Keep Britain's Gypsies on the MoveGMELCH, G; GMELCH, S.Natural history. 1988, Vol 97, Num 2, pp 50-61, issn 0028-0712Article

Life's Little JokeGOULD, S. J.Natural history. 1987, Vol 96, Num 4, pp 16-24, issn 0028-0712Article

The First Americans. Blood TestZEGURA, S. L.Natural history. 1987, Vol 96, Num 7, pp 8-11, issn 0028-0712Article

The First Americans. Cliff NotesGUIDON, N.Natural history. 1987, Vol 96, Num 8, pp 6-12, issn 0028-0712Article

The First Americans. Voices from the PastRUHLEN, M.Natural history. 1987, Vol 96, Num 3, pp 6-10, issn 0028-0712Article

Beating the Odds in Arid AfricaMAC CABE, J. T; ELLIS, J. E.Natural history. 1987, Vol 96, Num 1, pp 33-41, issn 0028-0712Article

When Brothers Share a Wife. Among Tibetans, the Good Life Relegates many Women to SpinsterhoodGOLDSTEIN, M. C.Natural history. 1987, Vol 96, Num 3, pp 38-48, issn 0028-0712Article

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