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Spring 1995
Vol. 48:2
Looking westward toward Banner Peak (12,946
feet high), part of the Ritter Range, from the outlet of Thousand Island
Lake along the John Muir Trail. This region is one of the few places in
the Sierra where the pre-granitic metamorphosed volcanic rocks remain.
Features
Under
the Microscope
Patrick Kociolek: A Delight in Diatoms
•David K. Hill
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Not
available online:
To Cross the High Sierra
Joseph Walker: The Pioneer's Pioneer
•Martha E. Ture
Gold And Granite
The Rise of the Sierra Nevada
•Alexandra M. Witze
Shadows in Still Water
A Claerer Understanding of Lake Tahoe's Darkening Depths
•Larry O'Hanlon
The God of The Woods
Testing the Immortality of Giants
•George
Wuerthner
Forests Under Fire
Rekindling Embers of Native Stewardship
•Sharon
Levy
Cosmology's Curmudgeon
Fred Hoyle's Unwavering View of the Universe
•Keay
Davidson
Editorial
Mutable Mountains
•Keith K. Howell
Horizons
Endless Summers
Crustacean Crunch
•Blake Edgar
Habitats
Wrought by Roads
•Gordy
Slack
Skyguide
•Bing F. Quock
Featured Creature
Wolverine: The Super Weasel
•Barbara
Sleeper
Counterpoints In Science
The Selfish Chimp
•Jerold
M. Lowenstein
Reviews
Norden H. Cheatham on Life on the Edge
Letters
Galapagos Crisis Deepens
In Defense of DDT
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