New York Academy Of Sciences Books

Bio Base 1995 Master Cummulation

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Climate Change The Hazardous Earth

By Timothy Ph.D. Kusky, Timothy M. Kusky

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The coast

By Timothy Ph.D. Kusky, Timothy M. Kusky

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Looks at coastal landforms, how they are created, and the hazards that threaten them, including erosion from waves and storms, powerful tides, and sediment transport.

The New York summer aerosol study, 1976

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Aerosols, anthropogenic and natural, sources and transport

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Aerosols, anthropogenic and natural, sources and transport

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Studies in child language and multilingualism

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Modulation of cellular interactions of vitamin A and derivatives (retinoids)

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The Three Mile Island nuclear accident

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