starting in 1967) receive sufficient finan-cial support so that it may more effec-tively report on and discuss "the in-fluence of governmental, political, eco-nomic, and social actions, decisions,trends, and policies on the nature ofscience and technology and the oppor-tunities and limitations that confrontthem." The publication is circulatedto nearly one-half million engineers.A paper by Alan R. Putnam (Amer-

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lished. Rather than maintain thecurrent Alice-in-Wonderland publishingpace, Price suggested that a wiser atti-tude would be to explore more deeplythe new technologies of preprint ex-changes in small groups and selectiveuse of citation methods to providealerting services. To provide for thedissemination of research front find-ings, whose useful life-span tends tobe ephemeral, Price called for the es-tablishment of a science daily news-paper. Its size, Price calculated, needbe no greater than that of the WallStreet Journal. Meanwhile, he added,research communications of lastingvalue would be published in a relativelysmall archive consisting of a few jour-nals of high-status quality.

In discussing the literature of tech-nology, Price was -even more severein his condemnations. "Nobody seemsto know what the technologist wantsto read nor why there seems to besuch an enormous mass of technologi-cal literature that satisfies so little ofhis appetite. . . . I suggest that mostof the literature is there for acciden-tal reasons or because some peoplethink it should be there rather than be-cause of any need or actual use." Theanswers to typical engineering ques-tions-"What is the torsional break-ing strength of the human ankle?"-Price said, are to be found not in anarchive, but in a data bank.

Earlier in the session, Walter M.Carlson (U.S. Defense Department) hadreported findings of DOD studies thatlent support to Price's comments. TheDOD had sampled the information-gathering habits of engineers asso-ciated with the defense industry (aboutone-quarter of the engineering popula-tion). "We are finding," Carlson said,"that engineers make little or no ef-fective use of information that is thrustupon them by one of our so-called in-formation systems or that is packagedin one of the general media such astechnical journals...." Referring to thecontent of society publications, Carlsonobserved, "You could become quiteconvinced that the 64,000 engineers inresearch and teaching are the onlypeople in the profession. . . . Develop-ment, consulting, design, production,sales and management people do notmake very large use of journals andsimilar formal media established to pro-vide useful general communications."

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INDEX TO VOLUME 155

Date of Issue

6 January13 January20 January27 January3 February

10 February

Pages

1-136137-236237-388389-496497-632633-732

Names of authors of books reviewed are

AAAAS: Council meeting, 1966, 855; Of-

ficers, committees and representativesfor 1967, 857; Public information serv-ice, 869; Report of the eighth Wash-ington meeting, A, 860; Reports of sec-tions and societies, 871

Abuaf, N., et al.: Molecular beams withenergies above one electron volt, 997

Abbott, R. T., and R. Jensen: Molluscanfaunal changes around Bermuda, 687

ABELiS, F., Ed., Optical properties andelectronic structure -of metals and al-loys, book review of, 991

Abelson, P. H., (editorials): Europeandiscontent with the "technology gap,"783; The future space program, 1369;global weather, 153; John EdwardFogarty, 523; Marine science and tech-iilogy, 1621

Abductin: a rubber-like protein from the

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internal triangular hinge ligament of Pec-ten, R. E. Kelly and R. V. Rice, 208

ABERLE, D. F., The Peyote religion amongthe Navaho, book review of, 1531

ABERLE, S. D. See BROPHY, W. A.Abiogenic synthesis (letter), D. R. Whike-

hart and J. B. Gilbert, 1495Ably elucidated precepts (letter), L. I.

Kindler, 1058Acetylcholine receptor: similarity in

axons and junctions, P. Rosenberg andH. G. Mautner, 1569

Acetylcholinesterase: method for demon-strationf in amacrine cells of rabbitretina, C. W. Nichols and G. B.Koelle, 477

Actions of chemicals on dividing cells,The, B. A. KIHLMAN, book review byS. Wolff, 443

Activation analysis of soluble and fixedsodium in mammalian hair, G. S. Ken-nington, 588

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17 February24 February3 March10 March17 March24 Marcih31 March

CAPITALS.

Pages

733-932933-10481049-11481149-13521353-14521453-16061607-1706

Activity and responsivity in rats aftermagnesium pemoline injections, G.Beach and D. P. Kimble, 698

Activity coefficients of aqueous potassiumchloride measured with a potassium-sensitive glass electrode, P. B. Hostetleret al., 1537

ACZEL, J., Lectures on functional equationsand their applications, book review of,1234

Adaptation of an insect cell line (Grace'santheraea cells) to medium free ofinsect hemolymph, C. E. Yunker et al.,1565

Addanki, S., et al.: Passive transport of5,5-dimethyl-2,4-oxazolidinedione intobeef heart mitochondria, 1678

Again, classical versus molecular biologystudies (letters), E. A. Salzen et al.,1362

Aghajanian, G. E. See Morris, N. R.,et al.

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Ajello, L., and S.-L. Cheng: Sexual re-production in Histoplasma capsulatum,1696

ALBE-FESSARD, D., et al., book review ofAtlas ster6otaxique du diencephale durat blanc, 62

Albrecht, I. See Rosenberg, L. E., et al.Alder, B. See Wasson, J. T., et al.Aldolase reaction with sugar diphosphates,A. H. Mehler and M. E. Cusic, Jr., 1101

Aldrich, L. T. See Hart, S. R.Alexander, D. E. See Wilson, C. M.ALFPvN, H., Worlds-antiworlds, book re-

view of, 1527Alger, F. E., and T. Tsang: Diversity and

hindsight (letters), 402Allen, G. See Friesen, A. J. D., et al.Allen, S. L.: Genomic exclusion: a rapidmeans for inducing homozygous diploidlines in Tetrahymena pyriformis, syn-gen 1, 575

Aller, L. H.: Astronomy's crucial require-ments (letter), 953

Alloy phase equilibria, A. PRINCE, bookreview by H. C. Yeh and A. M. Al-per, 64

Alper, A. M., See Yeh, H. C.Alpers, M. See Gajdusek, D. C., et al.Alpert, B., et al.: Chemical and biologi-

cal warfare: is propriety the issue?(letters), 1196

Alpha-glycerophosphate dehydrogenaseand glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenasein tissues of the Weddell seal, G. H.Fried et al., 1560

Aluminum-26 in Pacific sediment: impli-cations, J. T. Wasson et al., 446

AMALDI, G., The nature of matter, bookreview of, 818

American Jurassic symmetrodonts andRhaetic "pantotheres," A. W. Cromptonand F. A. Jenkins, Jr., 1006

Amino acid transport: evidence for genet-ic control of two types in human kid-neys, C. R. Scriver and 0. H. Wilson,1428; erratum, 1656

Ammeraal, R. N. See Schrek, R., et al.Amphibian orientation: an unexpected ob-

servation, V. Twitty et al., 352Analysis of numerical methods, E. ISAAC-

SON and H. B. KELLER, book reviewby R. W. Hamming, 993

Analytic S-matrix, The, R. J. EDEN et al.,book review by M. L. Goldberger,1658

Anaphylatoxin in its relation to the com-plement system, J. Jensen, 1122

Anderson, D. M., et al.: Frost phenomenaon Mars, 319

Anderson, J. B. See Abuaf, N., et al.ANDERSON, J. T. See OGILVY, C. S.Anderson, 0. See Twitty, V., et al.Andres, R. P. See Abuaf, N., et al.Animal testimony (letter), J. D. Becker,

1195Anodic oxidation and molecular struc-

ture: influence on performance of nor-mal saturated hydrocarbons in fuelcells, E. J. Cairns, 1245

Anorganische und allgemeine chemie influissigem ammoniak, J. JANDER, bookreview by L. F. Audrieth, 1237

Anstis, S. M.: Visual adaptation to gradu-al change of intensity, 710

Ant stridulations and their synchroniza-tion with abdominal movement, H. G.Spangler, 1687

Antiandrogen implanted in brain stimu-lates male reproductive system, G. J.Bloch and J. M. Davidson, 593

Antibodies to rabbit cytochrome c aris-ing in rabbits, A. Nisonoff et al., 1273

Antopol, W. See Fried, 0. H.. et al.Apatite crystallites: effects of carbonate

on morphology, R. Z. LeGeros et al.,1409

Apley, M. L. See Russell Hunter, W.,et al.

Applied queueing theory, A. M. LEE, bookreview by P. M. Morse, 993

INDEX TO VOLUME 155Applied regression anlysis, N. R. DRAPERand H. SMITH, book review by N. L.Johnson, 994

Argyle, E.: Optical environment in Gem-ini space flights, 354

ARNHEIM, R., Toward a psychology of art,book review of, 992Aronson, J. A., et al.: Glucans of oomy-cete cell walls, 332ASHBY, E., Universities: British, Indian,African, book review of, 680Ashby, W. C., et al: Ecological dosime-

try: radiation levels influenced by plantgrowth, 1430Aschmann, H. See Poser, C. M., et al.Ashworth, R. B., and M. J. Cormier:

Isolation of 2,6-dibromophenol fromthe marine hemichordate, Balanoglos-sus biminiensis, 1558

Aspects moleculaires de l'adaptation et dela phylogenie, M. FLORKIN, book re-view by A. Wilson, 445

Association of illness with prior ingestionof novel foods, S. H. Revusky and E.W. Bedarf, 219Astronomy's crucial requirements (letter),L. H. Aller, 953Atlas stereotaxique du diencephale du rat

blanc, D. ALBE-FESSARD et al., book re-view by A. G. Reeves, 62

Atomic and nuclear physics, D. L. LIVE-SAY, book review by H. Feshbach, 1396

Atomic energy and southern science, w.G. POLLARD, book review by G. E. Pake,1657

Audrieth, L. F.: book review of Anor-ganische und allgeieine chemie influssigem ammoniak, 1237

Autologous immune-complex pathogene-sis of experimental allergic glomerul-onephritis, T. S. Edgington et al., 1432

Automatic language processing: source offunds (letter), A. H. Roberts, 645

Autosomal deletion mapping in man, W.E. Nance and E. Engel, 692

A vena ventricosa: possible diploid con-tributor to hexaploid oats, G. Ladi-zinsky and D. Zohary, 1553

Average neutral electrical activity andarousal, E. M. Podvoll and S. J. Good-man, 223

Aviation: the creative ideas, o. STEWART,book review by R. Higham, 817Axelrod, J. See Moore, R. Y., et al.Axonal delivery of neuroplasmic compo-

nents to muscle cells, I. M. Korr et al.,342Azaroff, L. V. See Schiff, L. I., et al.AZRAEL, J. R., Managerial power and

Soviet politics, book review of, 1397

B

BACHYNSKI, M. P. See SHKAROFSKY, I. P.,et al.

Back, N. See Cohen, M. M., et al.Bad writing (editorial), D. Wolfie, 407Bacterial growth rate in the sea: direct

analysis by thymidine autoradiography,T. D. Brock, 81Badash, L.: book reviews of The Nature

of matter, 818; Otto Hahn, a scientificauthobiography, 1528

Baehner, R. L., and D. G. Nathan:Leukocyte oxidase: defective activity inchronic granulomatous disease, 835

Bailey, C. B.: Siliceous urinary calculi incalves: prevention by addition of sodi-um chloride to the diet, 696

Baja California: late Cretaceous dino-saurs, W. J. Morris, 1539

Baldeschwieler, J. D. See Parravano, C.,et al.

Banin, A.: Tactoid formation in mont-morillonite: effect on ion exchange ki-netics, 71

BANKS, R. E., Fluorocarbons and theirderivatives, book review of, 61

Bannerman, R. M. See M. Kreimer-Birnbaum

iiiBardach, J. E., et al.: Orientation by tastein fish of the genus Ictalurus, 1276Barlow, H. B. See Oyster, C. W.Barnum, C. N: University of WesternOconomowoc (letter), 952Bartels, B. See Lewis M., et al.Barut, A. O.: book review of Theory of

groups in classical and quantum phys-ics, 683Basic and applied research: a meaning-ful distinction, M. D. Reagan, 1383Bauer, J. A., Jr., See Held, R.

BAUER, R. A. (Ed.), Social indicators,book review of, 550Baugh, J. O., et al.: Single fallout parti-cles and zirconium-95 from the Chinese

nuclear explosion of 9 May 1966, 1405Beach, G., and D. P. Kimble: Activityand responsivity in rats after magnesi-um pemoline injections, 698

Becker, J. D.: Animal testimony (letter),1195Bedarf, E. W. See Revusky, S. H.Beecher, M. D. See Masterton, B., et al.

BEEMSTER, A. B., and J. DIJKSTRA (Eds.),Viruses of plants, book review of, 310Beggs, J. N. See Ashby, W. C., et al.Behavior of captive white-footed mice,J. L. Kavanau, 1623Behbehani, A. M. See Elston, R. N., et al.Behrendt, J. C.: Gravity increase at theSouth Pole, 1015Beichl, G. J.: The genesis of creativity(letter), 774Belsky, M. M. See Siegenthaler, P. A.,et al.Benarde, M. A., and H. S. Goldberg:Chemical disinfection in industry, food,and agriculture, (meeting report), 490Ben-Aziz, A.: Nobiletin is main fungistatin tangerines resistant to mal secco,

1026Benefactors for science in the liberal artscolleges (letter), C. H. Schauer, 776Benitez, H. H.: See Murray, M. R.Bennett, L.: Red cell slip at a wall invitro, 1554Benolken, R. M., and C. J. Russell: Tetro-dotoxin blocks a graded sensory re-

sponse in the eye of Limulus, 1576Bentley, C. F. See Brackett, S.Bentley, P. J.: book review of Of scien-tists and salamanders, 1657Berger, R. See Wells, P. V.Bern, H. A.: book review of Neurosecre-

tion, 62Bernardin, J. E. See Kasarda, D. D., etal.Bertrand, M.: Training without reward:traditional training of pig-tailed maca-

ques as coconut harvesters, 484Bessis, M. C. See Jensen, W. N., et al.Bethe, H. A.: Oppenheimer: "Where hewas there was always life and excite-ment," 1080

Bhagat, S. M.: book review of Ferro-magnetic resonance, 186

Biblical tornado, A (letter), P. R. Chen-oweth, 954

Bickford, R. G. See Scott, D. F.Bickley, F. See Mackenzie, F. T., et al.Binder, A. B., and D. P. Cruikshank:

Mercury: new observation of the in-frared bands of carbon dioxide, 1135

BINGER, C., Revolutionary doctor: Benja-min Rush, 1746-1813, book reviewof, 818

Biographical predictors of scientific per-formance, C. W. Taylor and R. L. El-_lision, 1075Biological chemistry, H. R. MAHLER and

E. H. CORDES, book review by J. T. Ed-sall, 549

Biologie der meereshohlen, R. RIEDL, bookreview by E. Kirsteuer, 990

Bioluminescence in progress, F. H. JOHN-SON and Y. HANEDA (Eds.), book re-view by B. L. Strehler, 819

Biosynthesis of DNA by isolated mito-chondria: incorporation of thymidinc

iv

triphosphate-2-C1, P. Parsons and M.V. Simpson, 91

Biosynthesis of the morphine alkaloids,G. W. Kirby, 170

Biotite flakes: alteration by chemical andbiological treatment, J. R. Boyle, et al.193

Black, A. H.: Transfer following operantconditioning in the curarized dog, 201

Black, R. G. See Halpern, L. M.Blackett, P. M. S.: The ever widening

gap, 959Blanchard, D. C. See Shepard, R. N.,

et al.Blank, H. R., and S. E. Ross: Specializa-

tion and medical education (letters),642

Bloch, G. J., and J. M. Davidson: Anti-androgen implanted in brain stimulatesmale reproductive system, 593

Bloedel, J. R. See Llinas, R.Bloom, F. E. See Morris, N. R., et al.Blundell, J. E. See Herberg, L. J.BOAS, M. L. Mathematical methods in

the physical sciences, book review of,1530

Boehlke, K. W. See Eleftheriou, B. E.Boes, R. J. See Pak, W. L.Boesman, M. See Fireman, P., et al.Bohart, G. E.: book review of The prin-

ciples of pollination ecology, 65Bonis, L. J., and J. J. Duga: Fundamen-

tal phenomena in the materials sci-ences (meeting report), 357

Bormann, F. H., and G. E. Likens: Nu-trient cycling, 424

Boroughs, H.: A critical size for research?(letter), 400

Botts, T.: book review of Measure andthe integral, 992

Boudart, M. See Parravano, C., et al.Boulding, K. E.: book reviews of Public

and private enterprise, 1095; Socialindicators, 550

Bowen, V. T. See Melson, W. G., et al.Boylan, D. B., and P. J. Scheuer: Pahu-

toxin: a fish poison, 52Boyle, J. R., et al.: Biotite flakes: altera-

tion by chemical and biological treat-ment, 193

Bracewell, R. N. See Swenson, G. W., Jr.Brackett, S., and C. F. Bentley: Spread-

ing the gospel (letters), 34Brady, R. 0. See Kampine, J. P., et al.Brain drain dilemma (letters), C. M.-

Poser et al., 513Brain drain: further solutions (letters),

R. N. Elston et al., 1495Brain lesions in birds: effects on dis-

crimination acquisition and reversal, L.J. Stettner and W. J. Schultz, 1689

Brain monoamine oxidase in mice afterexposure to aggression and defeat, B.E. Eleftheriou and K. W. Boehlke, 1693

Brain stem structures responsible for theelectroencephalographic pattern of de-synchronized sleep, 0. Candia et al.,720

Brandt, P. W., and A. R. Freeman: Plas-ma membrane: substructural changescorrelated with electrical resistance andpinocytosis, 582

Brandt, P. W. See Reubens, J. P., et al.BREDER, C. M., JR., and E. D. ROSEN,Modes of reproduction in fishes, bookreview of, 684

BREWER', D. F. (Ed.), Quantum fluids,book review of, 186Bricker, 0. P. See Mackenzie, F. T., et al.Briggs, L. I., and H. N. Pollack: Digital

model of evaporite sedimentation, 453Brock, T. D.: Bacterial growth rate in

the sea: direct analysis by thymidineautoradiography, 81

BROCK, T. D., Principles of microbial ecol-ogy, book review of, 551

Bromberg, P. A. Sef Jensen, W. N, et al.Bronkema, D. See Linn, L., et al.BROOKS, G. E. See ROURKE, F. E.

INDEX TO VOLUME 155BROPHY, W. A., and s. D. ABERLE, The

Indian: America's unfinished business,book review of, 1394

Brown, B. E.: Neuromuscular transmittersubstance in insect visceral muscle,

595Brown, G. W., Jr., and S. G. Brown:Urea and its formation in coelacanthliver, 570

Brown, J., et al.: Hexokinase isoenzymesin liver and adipose tissue of man anddog, 205

Brown, J. S. See Salzen, E. A., et al.Brown, M. E., and F. Rothstein: Fib-

rinogen from human plasma: prepara-tion by precipitation with heavy-metalcoordination complex, 1017

BROWN, s. C., Introduction to electricaldischarges in gases, book review of,1236

Brown, S. G. See Brown, G. W., Jr.Bruce-Chwatt, L. J. See Webb, P. J., et

al.Buchanan, J. M. See Sizer, I. W., et al.Bud movement in Hydra, S. Shostak, 1567Bumpus, F. M. See McCubbin, J. W.Bundy, F. P. See Hanneman, R. E., et al.Burckle, L. H. See Folger, D. W., et al.Burdette, W. J., and J. S. Yoon: Muta-

tions, chromosomal aberrations, andtumors in insects treated with onco-genic virus, 340

Bureau of the Budget cost sharing andeffort reports (letter), S. Lang, 773

Burky, A. J. See Russell Hunter, W.,et al.

Burns, J. T., et al.: Effects of magnesiumpemoline and dextroamphetamine onhuman learning, 849

Butler, J. E.: Wanted: seasonal natural-ists (letter) 781

Byrne, H. D.: "Yanks" and "Sassenachs"(letter), 1361

CChan, R. D.: Detergents in membrane

filters, 193Cahill, F. D. See Addanki, S., et al.Cairns, E. J.: Anodic oxidation and mole-

cular structure: influence on perform-ance of normal saturated hydrocarbonsin fuel cells, 1245

CAIRNS, J., et al., (Eds.), Phage and theorigins of molecular biology, book re-view of, 1091

Calcium-induced activation of phosphory-lase in rat hearts, A. J. D. Friesenet al., 1108

Caley, E. R., and D. T. Easby, Jr.: In-dium as an impurity in ancient west-ern Mexican tin and bronze artifactsand in local tin ore, 686

CALVERT, J. G., and J. N. PITTS, JR.,Photochemistry, book review of, 64

Calvin, W. H., and C. F. Stevens: Synap-tic noise as a source of variability inthe interval between action potentials,842

Cameron, B.: Fossilization of an ancient(Devonian) soft-bodied worm, 1246

CAMERON, I. L., and G. M. PADILLA, Cellsynchrony, book review of, 315

Cameron, W. S. See O'Keefe, J. A., et al.Camp, C. L.: book review of Marsh's

dinosaurs, 309Candia, O., et al.: Brain stem structures

responsible for the electroencephalo-graphic pattern of desynchronized sleep,720

Caravaca, J., et al: Prevention of inducedatherosclerosis by peroxidase, 1284

Carbocyclic non-benzenoid aromatic com-pounds, D. LLOYD, book review by E.LeGoff, 994

Carbon isotope composition of carbona-ceous matter from the Precambrian ofthe Witwatersrand system, J. Hoefs andM. Schidlowski, 1096

CARNAP, R., Philisophical foundations ofphysics, book review of, 1235

Carter, L. J. (News and Comment):electric utilities, 676; Grand canyondam, 678; Huntsville, Alabama, and thespace age, 1224; loyalty laws, 987;missile defense, 1651- oceanography,306; post-Apollo era, 1084; ProjectThemis, 548; Representative Joe Evins,806; tax laws, 179; test detection, 438;world food supply, 56

Cahill, F. D. See Addanki, S., et al.Carter, W. A., and H. B. Levy: Ribo-

somes: effect of interferon on theirinteraction with rapidly labeled cellularand viral RNA's, 1254

Casida, J. E. See Fukami, J.-I., et al.Caskey, C. T. See Marshall, R. E.,

et al.Cell cultures (meeting report), F. T.

Perkins and L. Hayflick, 723Cell synchrony, I. L. CAMERON and G. M.

PADILLA (Eds.), book review by W. K.Sinclair, 315

Cellular dynamics: hormones (meetingreport), L. D. Peachey, 226

Changing man, T. Dobzhansky, 409Chanock, R. M. See Edward, D. G., et al.Chappelle, E. W., et al.: Prevention of

protein denaturation during exposure tosterilization temperatures, 1287

Chebyshev methods in numerical approxi-mation, M. A. SNYDER, book review byR. W. Hamming, 993

Chemical and biological warfare: is pro-priety the issue? (letters), B. Alpertet al., 1196

Chemical disinfection in industry, food,and agriculture (meeting report), M.A. Benarde and H. S. Goldberg, 490

Chemistry of silicon difluoride, J. C.Thompson and J. L. Margrave, 669

Chemistry of the non-metals, The, W. L.JOLLY, book review by S. Y. Tyree, Jr.,1659

Chen, J. L., and S. G. Wildman: Func-tional chloroplast ribosomes from tobac-co leaves, 1271

Chenoweth, P. A.: A Biblical tornado(letter), 954

Cherkin, A.: Parnassus revisited (letter),266

Chian, L. T. Y., and G. F. Wilgram:Tyrosinase inhibition: its role in sun-tanning and in albinism, 198

Chinese astronomy translation (letter), G.J. Tee, 148

Chornock, F. W. See Korr, I. M., et al.Christ, C. L. See Hostetler, P. B., et al.Chromosomal breakage induced by ex-

tracts of human allogenic lymphocytes,P. J. Fialkow, 1676

Chromosomal damage in human leuko-cytes induced by lysergic acid diethyla-mide, M. M. Cohen et al., 1417

Chromosome manipulations and plantgenetics, R. RILEY and K. R. LEWIS(Eds.), book review by G. L. Steb-bins, 184

Chromosomes and leukocytes (meetingreport), M. A. Kelsall, 1039

Chromosomes today, C. D. DARLINGTONand K. R. LEWIS (Eds.), book reviewby G. L. Stebbins, 184

Churchill, F. B.: book review of Originsof Mendelism, 989

Churchman, C. W. See Murphy, G.Ciguatoxin: isolation and chemical na-

ture, P. J. Scheuer et al., 1267Circadian pattern of plasma 17-hydroxy-

corticosteroid: alteration by anticholin-ergic agents, D. T. Krieger and H. P.Krieger, 1421

Ciric, J.: Synthetic zeolites: growth oflarger single crystals, 689

Citation indexing and evaluation of scien-tific papers, J. Margolis, 1213

Clark, M. E.: Reprints unlimited (letter),776

Clathrate hydrates of some amines, G. A.Jeffrey et al., 689

Cleary, B. D. See Waring, R. H.Clostridium botulinum type F: seasonal

inhibition by Bacillus licheniformis, M.W. Wentz et al., 89

COBURN, C. B. (Ed.), Developments ininorganic nitrogen chemistry, book re-view of, 817

Coe, J. E.; Mouse immunoglobulin allo-types: detection with rabbit antiserums,562

Coe, M. D.: book review of Ecuador, 185Coe, M. D., et al.: Olmec civilization,

Veracruz, Mexico: dating of the SanLorenzo phase, 1399

Coggeshall, R. E. See Kandel, E. R., etal.

Cohen, L. W.: book review of Introduc-tion to real analysis, 816

Cohen, M. M., et al.: Chromosomal dam-age in human leukocytes induced bylysergic acid diethylamide, 1417

Cole, C. J., et al.: Sex chromosomes inlizards, 1028

Collagen-coated cellulose sponge: three-dimensional matrix for tissue cultureof Walker tumor 256, J. Leightonet al., 1259

Collection of problems in atomic and nu-clear physics, A, I. Y. IRODOV, bookreview by H. Feshbach, 1396

College dropout and the utilization oftalent, The, L. A. PERVIN et al. (Eds.),book review by H. A. Korn, 1526

Collins, C. C.: Evoked pressure responsesin the rabbit eye, 106

Collins, E. J. See Matthews, J. L., et al.Collins, J. V. See Locke, M.COMMONER, B., Science and survival, book

review of, 441Comparative phytochemistry, T. SWAIN

(Ed.), book view by B. L. Turner, 63Comparison of the effects of striate cor-

tex and retinal lesions on visual acuityin the monkey, L. Weiskrantz and A.Coway, 104

Competent chick ectoderm: nonspecificresponse to RNA, N. Hillman and R.Hillman, 1563

Compliments (letter), A. J. Gordon, 402Composition measurements of the topside

ionosphere, J. H. Hoffman, 322Composition of the ancient North Ameri-

can crust, K. C. Condie, 1013Compton, B. E., and W. D. Garvey: In-

formation functions of an internationalmeeting, 1648

Computer-generated motion pictures,B. R. Groves, 1662

Condie, K. C.: Composition of the an-cient North American crust, 1013

Conditioning with delayed vitamin injec-tions, J. Garcia et al., 716

Cone, R. A.: Early receptor potential:photoreversible charge displacement inrhodopsin, 1128

Connor, G. I. See Johnson, T. B., et al.Construction of phylogenetic trees, W. M.

Fitch and E. Margoliash, 279Consultants and Hatch Act (letter), I. W.

Sizer et al., 265Contact inhibition in colony formation,

H. W. Fisher and J. Yeh, 581Cooper, B. A. See Aronson, J. A., et al.Coordinated planning for science in Com-

munist Europe, L. F. Jordan, 796CORDES, E. H. See MAHER, H. R.Cory, J. See Yunker, C. E., et al.Cosmological element production, R. V.

Wagoner, 1369Cost-benefit competition (editorial), D.

Wolfle, 37Counter, S. A. See Grier, J. B., et al.Cover pictures: child's map (10 Feb.);

coral shrimp (17 Feb.); "eyes" of virus(3 Feb.); Grotta Nettuno (24 Feb); Ha-waiian Goose (20 Jan.); isodensitom-eter trace (6 Jan.); lead smelting (10

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Mar.); lysozyme chloride (24 Mar.);Olmec monument (17 Mar.); paleo-geographic embryo (27 Jan.); Pinyonwoodlands (31 Mar.); pre-Columbianwarrior (13 Jan.); Rayleigh jet (3Mar.)

Cowey, A. See Weiskrantz, L.Cox, A., and N. Kawai: Paleomagnetism:

United States-Japan committee on sci-entific cooperation (meeting report),724

Crane, J. C. See Maxie, E. C.Crayfish muscle: permeability to sodium

induced by calcium depletion, J. P.Reubens et al., 1263

Crayfish muscle fiber: ionic requirementsfor depolarizing synaptic electrogenesis,M. Ozeki and H. Grundfest, 478

Crickmer, R. See Bardach, J. E., et al.Critical size for research, A (letter), H.

Boroughs, 400Crompton, A. W., and F. A. Jenkins,

Jr.: American Jurassic symmetrodontsand Rhaetic "pantotheres," 1006

Cross-cultural teaching of science, F. E.Dart and P. L. Pradhan, 649

Cruikshank, D. P. See Binder, A. B.Crystallization of human lysozyme, E. F.

Osserman, 1536Cunitz, R. J. See Steinman, R. M., et al.Cusic, M. E., Jr. See Mehler, A. H.Cytoplasmic and environmental influences

on nuclear behavior (meeting report),L. Goldstein and D. B. Platt, 110

DDalby, A., and I. ab I. Davies: Ribonu-

clease activity in the developing seedsof normal and opaque-2 maize, 1573

DALRYMPLE, W. See PERVIN, L. A., et al.Danforth, C. G: Summer research sub-

sidies (letter), 781Darian-Smith, I. See Mountcastle, V. B.,

et al.DARLINGTON, C. D., and K. R. LEWIS (Eds.),Chromosomes today, book review of,184

Dart, F. E., and P. L. Pradhan: Cross-cultural teaching of science, 649

Dateo, G. P., and L. M. Roth: D-Glu-conic acid: isolation from the defensivesecretion of the cockroach Eurycotisdecipiens, 88

Dating and authenticating works of artby measurements of natural alpha emit-ters, B. Keisch et al., 1238

DAVID, F. N. (Ed.), Research papers instatistics, book review of, 316

Davidson, J. M. See Bloch, G. J.Davies, I. ab I. See Dalby, A.Davies, M. E. See Murray, B. C., et al.Davies, R. W. See Horowitz, N. H., et al.Davis, J. A. See Eisner, T.Davy's biographers: notes on scientific

biography, J. Z. Fullmer, 285Dawson, J. P. See McLane, J. C., Jr.,

et al.DAY, E. D., Foundation of immunochemis-

try, book review of, 1527Dayhoff, M. O., et al.: Venus: atmos-

pheric evolution, 556DEAN, S. J. See GOLDSTEIN, A. P.Deer and the tiger, The, G. B. SCHALLER,

book review by R. D. Taber, 1093Deffeyes, K. S. See Russell, K. L., et al.DeJong, D. W., et al.: Glutaraldehyde ac-

tivation of nuclear acid phosphatase incultured plant cells, 1672

De Maeyer, E. See De Maeyer-Guignard, J.De Maeyer-Guignard, J., and E. De Mae-

yer: Depression of circulating inter-feron response in Balb/c mice afterurethan treatment, 482

Depression in infant monkeys separatedfrom their mothers, I. C. Kaufman andL. A. Rosenblum, 1030

Depression of circulating interferon re-sponse in Balb/c mice after urethan

V

treatment, J. De Maeyer-Guignard andE. De Maeyer, 482

Descriptive micrometeorology, R. E.MUNN, book review by H. A. Panofsky,1093

Desde un alto en el camino, J. J. IZQUIER-DO, book review by C. D. Leake, 1658

Detergents in membrane filters, R. D.Cahn, 195

Deuterium isotope effect on carbon isotopefractionation in photosynthesis, R. AUphaus and J. J. Katz, 324

Deuterium oxide: direct action on sym-pathetic ganglia isolated in culture, M.R. Murray and H. H. Benitez, 1021

De Valois, R. L., and J. Walraven: Mo-nocular and binocular aftereffects ofchromatic adaptation, 463

Developments in federal policy towarduniversity research, H. OrIans, 665

Developments in inorganic nitrogen chem-istry, c. B. COBURN (Ed.), book re-view by W. C. Fernelius, 817

Devereux, I.: Temperature measurementsfrom oxygen isotope ratios of fish oto-liths, 1684

DEWHURST, K. (Ed.), Dr. Thomas Syden-ham (1624-1689), book review of,1094

D-Gluconic acid: isolation from the de-fensive secretion of the cockroach Eury-cotis decipiens, G. P. Dateo and L. M.Roth, 88

D-Glucose: preferential binding to brushborders disrupted with tris(hydroxy-methyl)aminomethane, R. G. Faustet al., 1261

Diagnosis of Gaucher's disease and Nie-mann-Pick disease with small samplesof venous blood, J. P. Kampine et al.,86

Diamond, I., and R. Schmid: Oxidativephosphorylation in experimental bili-rubin encephalopathy, 1288

Diamond, I. T. See Masterton, B., et al.Dicke, R. H.: book review of Worlds-

antiworld, 1527Diehl, R. A. See Coe, M. D., et al.Differentiation and growth of hemoglobin-

and immunoglobin-synthesizing cells,book review by H. Metzger, 445

Diffusion of water in zeolites, C. Par-ravano et al., 1535

Digital model of evaporite sedimentation,L. I. Briggs and H. N. Pollack, 453

DIJKSTRA, J. See BEEMSTER, A. B.Dimethyl sulfoxide toxicity (letter), D. C.Wood, 404

Dimond, E. G. See Caravaca, J., et al.Dingle, H., and J. B. Haskell: Phasepolymorphism in the grasshopperMelanoplus differentialis, 590

Diphenamid metabolism in plants, C. D.Kesner and S. K. Ries, 210

Direction-selective units in rabbit retina:distribution of preferred directions, C.W. Oyster and H. B. Barlow, 841

Disaccharidase: localization in hamsterintestine brush borders, C. F. Johnson,1670

Disruption of hibernation caused by hy-pothalamic lesions, E. Satinoff, 1031

Diversity and hindsight (letters), F. E.Alger and T. Tsang, 402

Dixon, F. J. See Edgington, T. S., et al.Dobzhansky, T.: Changing man, 409Dr. Thomas Sydenham (1624-1689), K.DEWHURST (Ed.), book review by G.Rosen, 1094

Dodson, E. 0. See Kerwin, L.Doedens, R. J. See McGinnety, J. A.,

et al.Dolowy, W. C. See Schrek, R., et al.Dominic, C. J. See Welch, B. L., et al.Domino, G. See Linn, L., et al.DONOVAN, B. T. See HARRIS, G. W.Dopamine protects mice against whole-

body irradiation, K. N. Prasad and M.H. Van Woert, 470

Doty, B. A., et al: Learning-set forma-tion by mink, ferrets, skunks, and cats,1579

Doty, L. A. See Doty, B. A., et al.Dowling, J. E.: The site of visual adapta-

-tion, 273DRAPER, N. R., and H. SMITH, Applied re-

gression analysis, book review of, 994Dreyer, W. J. See Gray, W. R., et alDrumond, E. J. See Sarno, A. H.DuBridge, L. A. See Greene, W. A., et al.DU CASTEL, F., Tropospheric radiowave

propagation beyond the horizon, bookreview of, 183

Duga, J. J. See Bonis, L. J.

EEarly information evaluation (letter), A.

T. Waterman, 398Early receptor potential: photoreversible

charge displacement in rhodopsin, R.A.'Cone, 1128

Easby, 'D. T., Jr. See Caley, E. R.East African Academy (meeting report),

R. J. Olembo, 1581Ebrey, T. B.: Fast light-evoked potentialfrom leaves, 1556

Eck, R. V. See Dayhoff, M. O., et al.Eckman, P. K. See Murray, B. C., et al.Ecological dosimetry: radiation levels in-

fluenced by plant growth, W. C. Ash-by et al., 1430

Ecological methods, T. R. E. SOUTHWOOD,book review by 0. Park, 1235

Ecological significance of sexual dimorph-ism in size in the lizard Anolis con-spersus, The, T. W. Schoener, 474

Ecuador, B. J. MEGGERS, book review byM. D. Coe, 185

EDEN, R. j., et al., The analytic S-matrix,book review of, 1658

Edgington, T. S., et al.: Autologous im-mune-complex pathogenesis of experi-mental allergic glomerulonephritis,1432

Editorials: Bad writing, 407; Cost-benefitcompetition, 37; European discontentwith the "technology gap," 783; Thefuture space program, 1369; Globalweather, 153; Goals, priorities, and dol-Jars, 647; International biological pro-gram, 957; J. Robert Oppenheimer,1061; John Edward Fogarty, 523; Themoral sense of the scientists, 271; Se-lective service changes, 1499; Technolog-ical innovation, 1201; Marine scienceand technology, 1621

EDMONDS, A. R., Theory of groups in clas--sical and quantum physics, book re-view of, 683

Edsall, J. T.: book review of Biologicalchemistry, 549

Edward, D. G. ff., et al.: Recommenda-tions on nomenclature of the order My-coplasmatales, 1694

Edwards, R. R. See Keisch, B., et al.Effects of magnesium pemoline and dex-troamphetamine on human learning, J.T. Burns et al., 849

Effects of tetrodotoxin on excitability ofsquid giant axons in sodium-free me-dia, A. Watanabe et al., 95

Effects of visual form on the evokedresponse, E. R. John et al., 1439

Eggan, F.: book review of The Indian:America's unfinished business, 1394

Egyid, L. G. See Szent-Gyorgyi, A., et al.Ehrenfeld, D. W., and A. L. Koch: Visual

accommodation in the green turtle, 827Einstein's unified field theory, M. A.

TONNELAT, book review by A. Komar,1233

Eisenman, G., et al.: Membrane struc-ture and ion permeation, 965

Eisner, T., and J. A. Davis: Mongoosethrowing and smashing millipedes, 577

Electrical methods in geophysical pros-pecting, G. V. KELLER and F. C.

INDEX TO VOLUME 155FRISCHKNECHT, book review by F. S.Grant, 1234

Electromagnetodynamics of fluids, The,W. F. HUGHES and F. J. YOUNG, bookreview by J. L. Johnson, 683

Electrophysiologic studies during scanningand passive eye movements in humans,D. F. Scott and R. G. Bickford, 101

Eleftheriou, B. E., and K. W. Boehlke:Brain monoamine oxidase in mice afterexposure to aggression and defeat, 1693

Elkind, M. M. See Mauro, F.Ellison, R. L. See Taylor, C. W.Elston, R. N., et al.: Brain drain: fur-

ther solutions (letters), 1495Engel, E. See Nance, W. E.Engelhardt, J. J., et al.: Superconductiv-

ity and the d-shell, 191Enns, T.: Facilitation by carbonic anhy-

drase of carbon dioxide transport, 44Enzyme defect associated with a sex-

linked human neurological disorder andexcessive purine synthesis, J. E. Seeg-miller et al., 1682

Enzyme regulation (meeting report), G.Weber, 1137

Epterythrozoon coccoides: influence oncourse of infection of Plasmodium cha-baudi in mouse, K. J. Ott and L. A.Stauber, 1546

Equilibration temperatures of iron andmagnesium in chondritic meteorites,W. R. Van Schmus and D. M. Koff-man, 1009

Errata: For N. H. Horowitz et al. (24Mar., 1456), 1656; for News and Com-ment (3 Feb., p. 548; 10 Feb., p. 671),1393; for C. L. Pratt and G. P. Sackett(3 Mar., p. 1133), 1656; for C. R.Scriver and 0. H. Wilson (17 Mar.,p. 1428), 1656

Ervin, F. R. See Garcia, J., et al.Erythrocyte chimerism after injection of

spleen cells into anemic mice of theW-series, M. J. Seller, 90

Esper, M. See Leighton, J., et al.Ethanolamine phosphoglycerides: effecton the properties of myelinoid lecithinwater systems, P. G. Fast, 1680

Ethical issues in research with humansubjects, W. Wolfensberger, 47

European discontent with the "technologygap" (editorial), P. H. Abelson, 783

Evans, H. E.: When science is palatable(letter), 1058

Ever widening gap, The, P. M. S. Blackett,959

Evoked pressure responses in the rabbiteye, C. C. Collins, 106

Evolution of immunoglobulins: structuralhomology of kappa and lambda BenceJones proteins, K. Titani et al., 828

Ewing, L. S.: Fighting and death fromstress in a cockroach, 1035

Excursions in number theory, c. s.OGILVY and J. T. ANDERSON, book re-view by B. W. Jones, 63

Experimentation: Rights and risks (let-ters), P. Webb et al., 1617

Extension of northeastern-Pacific fracturezones, H. W. Menard, 72

Extraterrestrial life, W. B. Smith, 852Extraterrestrial life detection based on

oxygen isotope exchange reactions,B. Kok and J. E. Varner, 1110

Eylar, E. H.: book review of Glycopro-teins, 315

FFabricant, J. See Edward, D. G. if., et al.Facilitation by carbonic anhydrase of car-bon dioxide transport, T. Enns, 44

FAEGRI, K., and L. VAN DER PIJL, Theprinciples of pollination ecology, bookreview of, 65

Faggard, M. L. See Faust, R. G., et al.Familial mental retardation: a continuing

dilemma, E. Zigler, 292

Farber, E.: book review of Jac. Ber-zelius, 552

Farrar, D. R.: Gametophytes of fourtropical fern genera reproducing inde-pendently of their sporophytes in thesouthern Appalachians, 1266

Fast light-evoked potential from leaves,T. B. Ebrey, 1556

Fast, P. G.: Ethanolamine phosphogly-cerides:- effect on the properties ofmyelinoid lecithin water systems., 1680

Fatty acids in eleven species of blue-green algae: geochemical significance,P. L. Parker et al., 707

Faust, R. G., et al.: D-Glucose: preferen-tial binding to brush borders disruptedwith tris(hydroxymethyl) aminomethane,1261

Federal science policy, P. Handler, 1063Feigelson, P.: Oxygenases (meeting re-

port), 609Feld, M. See Kampine, J. P., et al.Feldmesser, R. A.: book review of So-

viet sociology, 815Feller, R. L.: See Keisch, B., et al.Fenn, J. B. See Abuaf, N., et al.Fensch, F. C. See Burns, J. T., et al.Fernelius, W. C.: book review of De-

velopments in inorganic nitrogen chem-istry, 817

Ferromagnetic resonance, s. V. VONSOV-sKiI (Ed.), book review by S. M.Bhagat, 186

Feshbach, H.: book reviews of Atomicand nuclear physics and A collectionof problems in atomic and nuclear phys-ics, 1396

Fialkow, P. J.: Chromosomal breakageinduced by extracts of human allo-genic lymphocytes, 1676

Fibrinogen from human plasma: prepara-tion by precipitation with heavy-metalcoordination complex, M. E. Brownand F. Rothstein, 1017

Fielder, G. See Wells, R. A., et al.Fighting and death from stress in a cock-

roach, L. S. Ewing, 1035Filz, R. C. See Fleischer, R. L., et al.Fine structure of RNA codewords recog-

nized by bacterial, amphibian, andmammalian transfer RNA, R. E. Mar-shall et al., 820

Fineman, J. C.: Freight train entries(letter), 954

Fireman, P., et al.: Passive transfer oftuberculin reactivity in vitro, 337

Fisher, D. E. See Rancitelli, L., et al.Fisher, H. W., and J. Yeh: Contact in-

hibition in colony formation, 581Fisher, J. M. See Hori, M., et al.Fischman, D. A., and G. Weinbaum:Hexagonal pattern in cell walls ofEscherichia coli B, 472

Fission-fragment synthesis of a new nitro-gen-fluorine compound, A. R. Milleret al., 688

Fitch, W. M., and E. Margoliash: Con-struction of phylogenetic trees, 279

Flaxedil (gallamine triethiodide): evi-dence for a central action, L. M. Hal-pern and R. G. Black, 1685

Fleischer, R. L., et al.: Tracks of cosmicrays in plastics, 187

Flexner, J. B. See Flexner, L. B., et al.Flexner, L. B., et al.: Memory in mice

analyzed with antibiotics, 1377FLORKIN, M., Aspects mol&ulaires de

l'adaptation et de la phylogenie andA molecular approach to phylogeny,book reviews of, 445

Flory, D. A. See McLane, J. C., Jr., et al.Fluorocarbons and their derivatives, R. E.

BANKS, book review by R. J. Plunkett,61

Flynn, J. T. See Linn, L., et al.Folger, D. W., et al.: Opal phytoliths in

a north Atlantic dust fall, 1243Folk, G. E., Jr., Introduction to environ-

mental physiology, book review of, 1660

Folkman, J. See Glauser,-S. C., et al.Fontana, B.: book review of Indian cul-

ture and European trade goods, 552FORD, C., Where the sea breaks its back,

book review of, 682Fossil actinomycetes in middle Precam-

brian glacial varves, T. A. Jackson,1003

Fossil alpha-particle recoil tracks: a newmethod of age determination, W. H.Huang and R. M. Walker, 1103

Fossilization of an ancient (Devonian)soft-bodied worm, B. Cameron, 1246

Foundation of immunochemistry, E. D.DAY, book review by L. G. Hoffmann,1527

Fowler, G. A. See Russell, K. L., et al.Fractionation of potassium/rubidium by

amphiboles: implications regarding man-tle composition, S. R. Hart and L. T.Aldrich, 325

Frank, H. A. See Lambert, P. B.Fraumeni, J. F., Jr., and R. W. Miller:Leukemia mortality: downturn rates inthe United States, 1126

Frazier, W. T. See Kandel, E. R., et al.Freeman, A. R. See Brandt, P. W.Freight train award (letter), A. R.

Miller, 27Freight train entries (letter), J. C. Fine-

man, 954Freundt, E. A. See Edward, D. G. ff., et

al.Frey, P. W., and V. J. Polidora: Mag-

nesium pemoline: effect on avoidanceconditioning in rats, 1281

Fried, G. A., et al.: Alpha-glycerophos-phate dehydrogenase and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in tissues ofthe Weddell seal, 1560

Friedlander, M. W. See Fleischer, R. L.,et al.

Friedman, M. D.: On procuring Russianliterature (letter), 400

Friesen, A. J. D., et al.: Calcium-inducedactivation of phosphorylase in rathearts, 1108

FRISCHKNECHT, F. C. See KELLER, G. V.Frog cere-bellum: absence of long-term

inhibition upon Purkinje cells, R. Lli-nas and J. R. Bloedel, 601

Frondel, J. W.: X-ray diffraction studyof some fossil and modern resins, 1411

Frost phenomena on Mars, D. M. Ander-son et al., 319

Fryxell, P. A., and M. J. Lukefahr:Hampea Sohlecht.: possible primaryhost of the cotton boll weevil, 1568

Fukami, J.-I., et al.: Metabolism of rote-none in vitro by tissue homogenatesfrom mammals and insects, 713

Fukui, K. See Fleischer, R. L., et al.Fuller, M. S. See Aronson, J. A., et al.Fullmer, J. Z.: Davy's biographers: notes

on scientific biography, 285Functional chloroplast polyribosomes from

tobacco leaves, J. L. Chen and S. G.Wildman, 1271

Fundamental phenomena in the materialssciences (meeting report), L. J. Bonisand J. J. Duga, 357

Fundamentals of abstract analysis, A. M.GLEASON, book review by M. Hestenes,1095

Fungal morphogenesis: ring formation andclosure by Arthrobotrys dactyloides,M. L. Higgins and D. Pramer, 345

Fungicidal phthalimidophosphonothio-nates, H. Tolkmith et al., 85

Funkhouser, J. See Rancitelli, L., et al.Future space program, The (editorial),

P. H. Abelson, 1369

GGABE, M., Neurosecretion, book review of,

62Gaffney, E. S. See Anderson, D. M., et al.Gaidusek, D. C., et al.: Transmission and

INDEX TO VOLUME 155

passage of experimental "kuru" to chim-panzees, 212

Gametophytes of four tropical fern generareproducing independently of theirsporophytes in the southern Appalach-ians, D. R. Farrar, 1266

Garcia, J., et al.: Conditioning with de-layed vitamin injections, 716

Garrels, R. M. See Mackenzie, F. T.,et al.

Garvey, W. D. See Compton, B. E.Geller, S., and M. D. Lind: Pressure-

induced phase of sulfur-selenium, 79Genesis of creativity, The (letter), G. J.

Beichl, 774Genetics of mitochondria, L. Van Valen,

722Genomic exclusion: a rapid means for

inducing homozygous diploid lines inTetrahymena pyriformis, syngen 1, S. L.Allen, 575

Geological data processing usingFORTRAN IV, F. G. SMITH, book re-view by R. B. McCammon, 65

Gerard, R. D.: Wine-making: an eternalart (letter), 951

Gerontocracy and youth (letter), E. Rack-er, 148

Giant-cell centrioles, J. L. Matthews et al.,1423

Gibbs, C. J., Jr. See Gajdusek, D. C.,et al.

Gibor, A.: Phenotypic variations amongchloroplasts of a single cell, 327

Gibson, J. J.: book review of Informa-tion theory and esthetic perception,1529

GIBSON, J. J., The senses considered asperceptual systems, book review of,1232

Gibson, R. C.: Military and academe(letter), 1618

Gilbert, J. B. See Whikehart, D. R.Gilmour, L. P., and R. D. O'Brien: Psilo-

cybin: reaction with a fraction of ratbrain, 207

Girardier, L. See Reubens, J. P., et al.Gitlin, D. See Fireman, P., et al.Glassock, R. J. See Edgington, T. S.,

et al.Glauser, E. M. See Glauser, S. C.. et al.Glauser, S. C., et al.: Partial pressure

of anesthetic gases and their mode ofadministration, 1037

GLEASON, A. M., Fundamentals of abstractanalysis, book review of, 1095

Global weather (editorial), P. H. Abel-son, 153

Glucans of oomycete cell walls, J. A.Aronson et al., 332

Glutaraldehyde activation of nuclear acidphosphatase in cultured plant cells, D.W. De Jong et al., 1672

Glutathione reductase in red blood cells:variant associated with gout, W. K.Long, 712

Glycoproteins, A. GOTTSCHALK (Ed.), bookreview by E. H. Eylar, 315

Goals, priorities, and dollars (editorial),D. Wolfie, 647

GOFFMAN, c., Introduction to real analy-sis, book review of, 816

Golakai, V. K. See Schlesinger, M.Goldberg, H. S. See Benarde, M. A.Goldberg, S. See Lewis, M., et al.Goldberger, M. L.: book review of The

analytic S-matrix, 1658Golden, W. T.: Walter Orr Roberts, presi-

dent-elect, 853Goldman, M. I.: Nuclear reactors: haz-

ards and health (letter), 148Goldsmith, H.: Hemorrheology (meeting

report), 1443GOLDSTEIN, A. P., and s. J. DEAN (Eds.),The investigation of psychotherapy,book review of, 60

Goldstein, L. See Prescott, D. M.Goldstein, L., and D. B. Platt: Cytoplas-

mic and environmental influences on

vii

nuclear behavior (meeting report), 110Goldstein, M. A. See Philpott, C. W.Goldstein, S. See Siegenthaler, P. A., et al.Goodman, S. J. See Podvoll, E. M.Goran, M.: History's Grant Swingers

(letter), 776Gordon, A. J.: Compliments (letter), 402Gordon Research Conferences: program

for 1967, W. G. Parks, 1290GOTTSCHALK, A. (Ed.), Glycoproteins, book

review of, 315Gould, S. B.: The modern university:

concerns for the future, 1511Graham, E. R., and P. Telle: Zinc reten-

tion in rabbits: effect of previous diet,691

Graham, S. F.: Seal ears, 489Grant, D. See Twitty, V., et al.Grant, F. B. See Pickford, G. E.Grant, F. S.: book review of Electrical

methods in geophysical prospecting,1234

GRANT, R. (Ed.), Muscular afferents andmotor control, book review of, 1661

Gravity increase at the South Pole, J. C.Behrendt, 1015

Gray, D. H.: Save enough redwoods!(letter), 268

Gray, T. R. G.: Stereoscan electron mi-croscopy of soil microorganisms, 1668

Gray, W. R., et al.: Mechanism of anti-body synthesis: size differences betweenmouse kappa chains, 465

Green, P. B., and F. W. Stanton: Turgorpressure: direct manometric measure-ment in single cells of Nitella, 1675

Greenberg, D. S. (News and Comment):Fogarty dies at 53, 180; LBJ's budget,434; National Foundation on the Artsand the Humanities, 1222; science poli-cy, 547; social sciences, 812; technologygap in Mississippi, 1089; 200-Bev pro-ton accelerator, 983

Greene, W. A., et al.: Research: vexa-tious issues between government andindustry (letters), 1489

Grier, J. B., et al.: Prenatal auditory im-printing in chickens, 1692

Grosch, D. S.: Poisoning w'ith DDT: effecton reproductive performance ofArtemia, 592

Groves, B. R.: Computer-generated mo-tion pictures, 1662

Growth of microbial cells on hydrocar-bons, M. J. Johnson, 1515

Grundfest, H. See Ozeki, M. See alsoReubens, J. P., et al.

HHaddad, Z. H. See Fireman, P., et al.Haggerty, S. E. See Watkins, N. D., et al.HAGNELL, o., A prospective study of the

incidence of mental disorder, book re-view of, 551

Hails, J. R. See Hoyt, J. H.HALBERSTAM, H., and K. F. ROTH, Se-

quences, book review of, 442Halpern, L. M., and R. G. Black.: Flax-

edil (gallamine triethiodide): evidencefor a central action, 1685

Hamilton, W. J., III, and F. Heppner:Radiant solar energy and the functionof black homeothern pigmentation: anhypothesis, 196

Hammer, P. C.: book review of Lectureson functional equations and their ap-plications, 1234

Hamming, R. W.: book reviews ofTheoretical numerical analysis, Analy-sis of numerical methods, Chebyshevmethods in numerical approximation,993

Hampea Schlecht.: possible primary hostof the cotton boll weevil, P. A. Fryxelland M. J. Lukelahr, 1568

Handler, P.: Federal science policy, 1063Handorf, H. H. See Alpert, B., et al.HANEDA, Y. See JOHNSON, F. H.

viii

Hanneman, R. E., et al.: Hexagonal dia-monds in meteorites: implications, 995

Hardt, J. P.: book review of Managerialpower and Soviet politics, 1397

Hark to the elder institutions! (letters),L. Kerwin and E. 0. Dodson, 265

Harris, D. H.: Martian relief and thecoming opposition, 1100

HARRIS, 0. W., and B. T. DONOVAN (Eds.),The pituitary gland, vols. 1-3, bookreview of, 682

Harrison, J. M. See Masterton, B., et al.HARSON. W. A., Pseudopotentials in the

theory of metals, book review of, 1529Hart, B. J.: Testosterone regulation of

sexual reflexes in spinal male rats, 1283HART, G. F., The systematics and distribu-

tion of Permian miospores, book re-view of, 1236

Hart, S. R., and L. T. Aldrich: Fractiona-tion of potassium/rubidium by amphi-boles: implications regarding mantlecomposition, 325

Hartman, J. D., and M. F. Kaplon: Ph.D.language requirements modified (let-ters), 1492

Haskell, J. B. See Dingle, H.Hayflick, L. See Edward, D. G. ff., et al.Hayflick, L. See Perkins, F. T.Heatwole, T. C.: Public inform-ation serv-

ice, 869Heezen, B. C. See Folger, D. W.,-et al.Heidelberger, C., and P. T. Iype: Malig-

nant transformation in vitro by carcino-genic hydrocarbons, 214

Heiss, W.-D., and D. C. Milne: Singlefibers of cat optic nerve: "thresholds"to light, 1571

Held, R., and J. A. Bauer, Jr.: Visuallyguided reaching in infant monkeys af-ter restricted rearing, 718

Heller, A. See Moore, R. Y., et al.Heme and globin synthesis control: ob-

servations in vivo in beta thalassemia,M. Kreimer-Birnbaum and R. M. Ban-nerman, 1116

Hemorrheology (meeting report), H. Gold-smith, 1443

Heppner, F. See Hamilton, W. J., IIIHerberg, L. J., and J. E. Blundell: Lateralhypothalamus: hoarding behavior elic-ited by electrical stimulation, 349

Herman, M. See Steinman, R. M., et al.Herrington, R. N. See John, E. R., et al.Hestenes, M.: book review of Funda-

mentals of abstract analysis, 1095Hexagonal diamonds in meteorites: impli-

cations, R. E. Hanneman et al., 995Hexagonal pattern in cell walls of

Escherichia coli B, D. A. Fischmanand G. Weinbaum, 472

Hexokinase isoenzymes in liver and adi-pose tissue of man and dog, J. Brownet al., 205

Heymann, D., and E. Mazor: Primordialrare gases in unequilibrated ordinarychondrites, 701

HEYROVSKY, J., and J. KUTA, Principles ofpolarography, book review of, 310

Hicks, J. F. G.: Structure of silica glass,459

Higgins, M. L., and D. Pramer: Fungalmorphogenesis: ring formation and clo-sure by Arthrobotrys dactyloides, 345

Higham, R.: book review of Aviation:the creative ideas, 817

Hilf, R.: Milk-like fluid in a mammaryadenocarcinoma: biochemical characteri-zation, 826

Hill, R. N., and J. J. Yunis: MammalianX-chromosomes: change in patterns ofDNA replication during embryogene-sis, 1120

HILL, W. C. o., Primates: comparativeanatomy and taxonomy, vol. 6, bookreview of, 308

Hiller, J. See Fried, G. H., et al.Hillman, N., and R. Hillman: Competent

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chick ectoderm: nonspecific response toRNA, 1563

Hillman, R. See Hillman, N.Historical roots of our ecologic crisis,

The, L. White, Jr., 1203History's Grant Swingers (letter),M. Goran, 776

Hobbs, P. V., and A. J. Kezweeny:Splashing of a water drop, 1112

Hobbs, R. W., and J. P. Hollinger:Search for 21-centimeter radiation nearcosmic x-ray sources, 448

Hoefs, J., and M. Schidlowski: Carbonisotope composition of carbonaceousmatter from the Precambrian of theWitwatersrand System, 1096

Hoffman, J. H.: Composition measure-ments of the topside ionosphere, 322

Hoffmann, L. G.: book review of Founda-tion of immunochemistry, 1527

Holeman, E. See Fleischer, R. L., et al.Hollinger, J. P. See Hobbs, R. W.Holloszy, J. O., and H. T. Narahara:

Nitrate ions: potentiation of increasedpermeability to sugar associated withmuscle contraction, 573

Holloway, M. T. See Brown, J., et al.Holmes, C. W. See Watkins, N. D., et al.Holtzman, R. B. See Little, J. B., et al.Homing in pigeons, B. G. Murray, Jr.,

etal., 1135Honey bees: do they use the direction

information contained in their dancemaneuver?, D. L. Johnson, 844

Honey bees: do they use the distanceinformation contained in their dancemaneuver?, A. M. Wenner, 847

Hood, L. See Gray, W. R., et al.Hori, M., et al.: Tryptophan deficiency

in rabbit reticulocytes: polyribosomesduring interrupted growth of hemoglo-bin chains, 83

Horowitz, N. H., et al.: Planetary con-tamination I: the problem and theagreements, 1501; erratum, 1656

Hostetler, P. B., et al.: Activity coefficientsof aqueous potassium chloride measuredwith a potassium-sensitive glass elec-trode, 1537

House, R. F. See Burns, J. T., et al.How perceptive is hindsight? (letter),

L. I. Schiff et al., 397Hoyt, J. H., and J. R. Hails: Pleistocene

shoreline sediments in coastal Georgia:deposition and modification, 1541

Huang, W. H., and R. M. Walker: Fossilalpha-particle recoil tracks: a new meth-od of age determination, 1103

Hughes, F. P.: Origins of the lean andhungry effort (letter), 1058

HUGHES, W. F., and F. J. YOUNG, Theelectromagnetodynamics of fluids, bookreview of, 683

Human echo perception, C. E. Rice, 656Human synovial fluid: detection of a new

component, J. Sandson, 839Hunt, G. R. See Salisbury, J. W.Hurst, P. M.: Write a book! (letter), 954Hwang, S.-W. See Simon, E. M.Hydrogen compounds of the metallic ele-

ments, K. M. MACKAY, book review byJ. A. Ibers, 684

Iben, I., Jr.: Stellar evolution: comparisonof theory with observation, 785

Ibers, J. A.: book review of Hydrogencompounds of the metallic elements,684. See also McGinnety, J. A., et al.

In defense ot jargon (letter), S. J. Karlan,1361

Indian, Tlhe: America's unfinished business,W. A. BROPHY and S. D. ABERLE, bookreview by F. Eggan, 1394

Indian culture and European trade goods,G. I. QUIMBY, book review by B. Fon-tana, 552

Indium as an impurity in ancient westernMexican tin and bronze artifacts and inlocal tin ore, E. R. Caley and D. T.Easby, Jr., 686

Induced rapid release and uptake of phos-phate by microorganisms, J. Shapiro,1269

Information delivery and the sensoryevoked potential, S. Sutton, et al., 1436

Information functions of an internationalmeeting, B. E. Compton and W. D.Garvey, 1648

Information theory and esthetic perception,A. MOLES, book review by J. J. Gibson,1529

Infrared absorption of carbonate apatite,D. McConnell et al., 607

Infrared images of Tycho on dark moon,J. W. Salisbury and G. R. H-unt, 1098

Innovation in undergraduate teaching, E.M. Williams, 974

International biological program (edi-torial), R. Revelle, 957

International statement on infor,mation ex-change groups (letter), W. V. Thorpe,1195

Interpopulation variations in calcium me-tabolism in the stream limpet, Ferrissiarivularis (Say), W. Russell Hunteret al., 338

Introduction to electrical discharges ingases, S. C. BROWN, book review byW. B. Kunkel, 1236

Introduction to environmental physiology,G. E. FOLK, JR., book review by C. H.Lowe, 1660

Introduction to laser physics, B. A. LEN-GYEL, book review by H. W. Moos, 444

Introduction to real analysis, C. GOFF-MAN, book review by L. W. Cohen,816

Introduction to solid state physics, c.KITTEL, book review by C. T. Walker,991

Investigation of psychotherapy, The, A. P.GOLDSTEIN and s. J. DEAN (Eds.), bookreview by D. P. Spencey, 60

Ioachim, H. L.: Neoplastic transformationof rat thymic cells induced in vitro byGross leukemia virus, 585

Iodide transport: inhibition by agents re-acting at the membrane, P. R. Larsenand J. Wolff, 335

IRODOV, I. Y., Collection of problems inatomic and nuclear physics, book re-view of, 1396

ISAACSON, E., and H. B. KELLER, Analysis ofnumerical methods, book review of, 993

Isolation of 2,6-dibromophenol from themarine hemichordate, Balanoglossus bi-miniensis, R. B. Ashworth and M. J.Cormier, 1558

Ivan, L. S. See Salzen, E. A., et al.Type, P. T. See Heidelberger, C.IZQUIERDO, J. J., Desde un alto en el

camino, book review of, 1658

JJac. Berzelius, J. E. JORPES, book review

by E. Farber, 552Jackson, T. A.: Fossil actinomycetes in

middle Precambrian glacial varves, 1003Jacobson, M.: Retinal ganglion cells: spec-

ification of central connections in larvalXenopus laevis, 1106

Jamieson, J. C. See McQueen, R. G., et al.JANDER, j., Anorganische and allgemeine

chemie in fluissigem amimoniak, bookreview of, 1237

Jansen, E. F. See De Jong, D. W., et al.Jarosewich, E. See Melson, W. G., et al.Jeffrey, G. A., et al.: Clathrate hydrates

of some amines, 689Jenkins, F. A., Jr. See Crompton, A. W.Jensen, J.: Anaphylatoxinin its relation to

the complement system, 1122Jensen, R. See Abbott, R. T.

Jensen, W. N., et al.: Microincision ofsickled erythrocytes by a laser beam,704

Jequier, E. See Lovenberg, W., et al.JEWKES, j., Public and private enterprise,book review of, 1095

John Edward Fogarty (editorial), P. H.Albelson, 523

John, E. R., et al.: Effects of visual formon the evoked response, 1439. See alsoSutton, S., et al.

JOHNSON, A. W., Ylid chemistry, bookreview of, 1394

Johnson, C. F.: Dis'accharidase: localiza-tion in hamster intestine brush borders,1670

Johnson, D. L.: Honey bees: do they usethe direction information contained intheir dance maneuver?, 844

Johnson, F.: Radiocarbon dating andarcheology in Nort'h America, 165

JOHNSON, F. H., and Y. HANEDA (Eds.),'Bioluminescence in progress, book re-view of, 819

Johnson, J. L.: book review of Theelectromagnetodynamics of fluids, 683

Johnson, M. J.: Growth of microbial cellson hydrocarbons, 1515

Johnson, N. L.: book review of Appliedregression analysis, 994

Johnson, R. H. See Shepard, R. N., et al.Johnson, T. B., et al.: Ratio of blue to

red light: a brief increase followingsunset, 1663

JOHNSTON, T. W. See SHAROFSKY, I. P., etal.

JOLLY, W. L., The chemistry of the non-metals, book review of, 1659

Jones, B. W.: book review of Excursionsin number theory, 63

Jones, C. N. See Doty, B. A., et al.Jordan, L. F.: Coordinated planning for

science in Communist Europe, 796Jordan, T. H. See Jeffrey, G. A., et al.JORPES, J. E., Jac. Berzelius, book review

of, 552J. Robert Oppenheimer (editorial), D. K.

Price, 1061JUKES, T. H., Molecules and evolution,

book review of, 308Justh, G. See Leighton, J., et al.

K

Kahn, R. H. See Salzen, E. A., et al.Kampine, J. P., et al.: Diagnosis of

Gaucher's disease and Niemann-Pickdisease with small samples of venousblood, 86

Kandel, E. R., et al.: Opposite synapticactions mediated by different branchesof an identifiable interneuron inAplysia, 346

Kanfer, J. N. See Kampine, J. P., et al.Kaplon, M. F. See Hartman, J. D.Karlan, S. J.: In defense of jargon (letter),

1361Kasarda, D. D., et al.: Reversible aggrega-

tion of a-gliadin to fibrils, 203Kastner, J. See Ashby, W. C., et al.Katz, J. J. See Uphaus, R. A.Kaufman, I. C., and L. A. Rosenblum:

Depression in infant monkeys separatedfrom their mothers, 1030

Kaufman, L.: book review of The sensesconsidered as perceptual systems, 1232

Kavanau, J. L.: Behavior of captive white-footed mice, 1623

Kawai, Naoto. See Cox, A.Kawai, Nobufumi. See Yamamoto, C.Keil, K., and K. G. Snetsinger: Nininge-

Tite: a new meteoritic sulfide, 451Keisch, B., et al.: Dating and authenticat-

ing works of art by measurements ofnatural alpha emitters, 1238

Keith, G. S.: Rare birds identified (letter),269

Kelleher, W. J. See Swenberg, M.-L., et al.

INDEX TO VOLUME 155

KELLER, cG. v., and F. C. FRISCHKNECHT,Electrical methods in geophysical pros-pecting, book review of, 1234

KELLER, H. B. See ISAACSON, E.Kelley, W. N. See Seegmiller, J. E., et al.Kelly, R. E., and R. V. Rice: Abductin: a

rubber-like protein from the internal tri-angular hinge ligament of Pecten, 208.

Kelsall, M. A.: Chromosomes and leuko-cytes (meeting report), 1039

Kemmerer, W. W. See McLane, J. C., Jr.,et al.

Kennington, G. S.: Activation analysis ofsoluble and fixed sodium in mammalianhair, 588

Kerwin, L., and E. 0. Dodson: Hark to theelder institutions! (letters), 265

Kesner, C. D., and S. K. Ries: Diphenamidmetabolism in plants, 210

Keto-aldehydes and cell division, A. Szent-Gybrgyi et al., 539

Kezweeny, A. J. See Hobbs, P. V.Kiaman magnetic interval in the western

United States, B. E. McMahon andD. W. Strangway, 1012

KIHLMAN, B. A., The actions of chemicalson dividing cells, book review of, 443

Kimble, D. P. See Beach, G.Kindig, D. A., and W. H. Kirsten: Virus-

like particles in established murine celllines: electron-microscopic observations,1543

Kindler, L. I.: Ably elucidated precepts(letter), 1058

Kinetic equations of gases and plasmas,T.-Y. wu, book review by D. Montgom-ery, 1094

King, E. A., Jr. See McLane, J. C., Jr.,et al.

Kirby, G. W.: Biosynthesis of the morphinealkaloids, 170

Kirby, R. S.: book review of Troposphericradiowave propagation beyond the hori-zon, 183

Kirsten, W. H. See Kindig, D. A.Kirsteuer, E.: book review of Biologie der

meereshohlen, 990KITTEL, c., Introduction to solid state phys-

ics, book review of, 991Klein, E. See LeGeros, R. Z., et al.Klein, S.: Literature program of engineer-

ing societies (meeting report), 1698Klopfer, F. D. See Schalock, R. L.Klotz, I. M.: Protein subunits: a table,

697Knopp, M. I.: book review of Sequences,

vol. 1, 442Knowledge and power, S. A. LAKOFF (Ed.),

book review by N. W. Polsby, 1660Koch, A. L. See Ehrenfeld, D. W.Kochi, J. K.: Mechanisms of organic oxi-

dation and reduction by metal com-plexes, 415

Koelle, G. B. See Nichols, C. W.Koelling, R. A. See Garcia, J., et al.Koffman, D. M. See Van Schmus, W. R.Kohn, M. L.: book review of A prospective

study of the incidence of mental disor-der, 551

Kok, B., and J. E. Varner: Extraterrestriallife detection based on oxygen isotopereactions, 1110

Koler, R. D.: book review of Mendelianinheritance in man, 1395

Komar, A.: book review of Einstein's uni-fied field theory, 1233

Korn, H. A.: book review of The collegedropout and the utilization of talent,1526

Kornhuber, H. H. See Mountcastle, V. B.,et al.

Korr, I. M., et al.: Axonal delivery of neu-roplasmic components to muscle cells,342

Kosanke, R. M.: book review of The sys-tematics and distribution of Permianmiospores, 1236

Kreimer-Birnbaum, M., and R. M. Ban-

ix

nerman: Heme and globin synthesiscontrol: observations in vivo in betathalassemia, 11 16

Krieger, D. T., and H. P. Krieger: Circa-dian pattern of plasma 17-hydroxycorti-costeroid: alteration of anticholinergicagents, 1421

Krieger, H. P. See Krieger, D. T.Kronenthal, R. L. See Leighton, J., et al.Krow, G.: The original "krow" (letter),

781"Krow" units: a new evaluation (letter),

S. Schapiro, 35Kubitschek, H. E.: Mutagenesis by near-

visible light, 1545KUHN, J. w., Scientific and managerialmanpower in nuclear industry, book re-view of, 183

Kulik, M. M.: Propylene oxide and air(letter), 400

Kunkel, W. B.: book review of Introduc-tion to electrical discharges in gases,1236

Kuroda, P. K. See Baugh, J. O., et al.Kusano, K., et al.: Tetraethylammonium

ions: effect of presynaptic injection onsynaptic transmission, 1257

KUTA, j. See HEROVSKY, J.

LLabbauf, A. See Poser, C. M., et al.LACK, D., Population studies of birds, book

review of, 1396Ladizinsky, G., and D. Zohary, Avena

ventricosa: possible diploid contributorto hexaploid oats, 1553

LAKOFF, S. A. (Ed.), Knowledge andpower, book review of, 1660

Lally, V. E.: Trial balloons in the South-ern Hemisphere, 456

Lambert, P. B., and H. A. Frank: Localrecognition of histocompatability differ-ences in skin grafts, 99

LANDSHOFF, P. v. See EDEN, R. J., et al.Lang, D. J. See Mella, B.Lang, S.: Bureau of the Budget cost shar-

ing and effort reports (letter), 773Langer, E. (News and Comment): chemi-

cal and biological warfare, 174, 299;medical costs, 1519; report from Cali-fornia, 1220; science in South Africa,1387; University of Pennsylvania, 177

Langford, H. G. See Welch, B. L., etal.

Larger scope for AEC laboratories, A(letter), B. I. Spinrad, 150

Larsen, P. R., and J. Wolff: Iodide trans-port: inhibition by agents reacting at themembrane, 335

Larson, C. A.: The skin: problems of in-heritance, 488

Larson, C. E.: book review of Scientificand managerial manpower in nuclear in-dustry, 183

Laser, The, w. v. SMITH and P. P. SOROKIN,book review by H. W. Moos, 444

Laser receivers: devices, techniques, sys-tems, M. ROSS, book review by H. W.Moos

Lasers and their applications, K. R. STEHL-ING, book review by H. W. Moos, 444

L-Asparaginase: toxicity to normal andleukemic human lymphocytes, R. Schreket al., 329

Late Pleistocene history of coniferouswoodland in the Mohave Desert, P. V.Wells and R. Berger, 1640

Lateral hypothalamus: hoarding behaviorelicited by electrical stimulation, L. J.Herberg and J. E. Blundel1, 349

Laycock, F. J. See Saidy, J. T.Leake, C.:: book review of Desde un

alto en el camino, 1658Learning-set formation by mink, ferrets,

skunks, and cats, B. A. Doty et al., 1579LEBESGUE, H., Measure and the integral,

book review of, 992

Lectures on functional equations and theirapplications, J. ACZEL, book review byP. C. Hammer, 1234

LEE, A. M., Applied queueing theory, bookreview of, 993

LeGeros, J. P. See LeGeros, R. Z., et al.LeGeros, R. Z., et al.: Apatite crystallites:

effects of carbonate on morphology,1409

LeGoff, E.: book review of Carbocycli