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Research Magazine > ARCHIVE > Summer
95
A Rising Tide for Georgia Clams
Clam
research by marine scientist Randal Walker charts the course
for a good catch along Georgia's coast.
A Clearer Picture for
Preservation
The
GIS Landscape
Scientists
are creating a computerized map of Florida's fragile
wetlands to help protect their precarious future.
Hale and Hearty at 100
Conversations With a Centenarian
Some rare
individuals have passed the century mark and are still
active and independent. How they did that is the focus of the
Georgian Centenarian Study.
An Element of Survival
Untangling the
Genetic Code
Will Taylor
proposes a controversial theory: The AIDS virus
devours a nutrient in the body, which tilts the balance of survival.
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Rice Blends Best of East and West
A
successful hybrid blazes the trail for higher yields and quicker
harvests.
Drawing on Dreams and Despair
Stefanie
Jackson's haunting images of life's harsh realities belie
her sunny nature.
The Politics of Opinion
Political
scientist Bill Chittick offers a new method for measuring
public opinion and foreign policy.
Unearthing the Secrets of Worms
More
than fish bait, earthworms help keep our forests healthy.
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