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Volume 67, Issue 9
November 2005
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ISSN 0002-7685
EISSN 1938-4211

Editorial

The Brain, the Biology Classroom & Kids with Video Games
Ann Haley MacKenzie
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Front Matter
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A Reappraisal of the Status of Introductory Biology Laboratory Education in U.S. Colleges & Universities
Marshall D. Sundberg, Joseph E. Armstrong, E. William Wischusen
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Practical Advice for Teaching Inquiry-Based Science Process Skills in the Biological Sciences
R. Russell Wilke, William J. Straits
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Volume Information
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Back Matter
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Letters

Feathers of Controversy "Spot On"
Jerry P. Lightner
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Biology's Grave Issues
Jerry P. Lightner
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Bio-Update

Avian Flu
Ann Haley MacKenzie
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Inquiry & Investigation

Hands-on in the Non-Laboratory Classroom Reconstructing Plant Phylogenies Using Morphological Characters
S. Luke Flory, Ella L. Ingram, Britt J. Heidinger, Tammy Tintjer
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How-To-Do-It

Sensing Red, White & Blue Using Spores of the Sensitive Fern to Introduce Important Concepts in Biology
Helen G. Kiss, John Z. Kiss
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Biology Today

An Ever-Bigger Crowd
Maura C. Flannery
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Classroom Technology Reviews

AV & Software Reviews
Insect Biology
José Vázquez
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Mammalian Brain Biology
José Vázquez
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Ichthyology
José Vázquez
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Book Reviews

Biotechnology
Review: Glowing Genes: A Revolution in Biotechnology, by Marc Zimmer
José Vázquez
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Chemistry and Biology
Review: Physical Chemistry for the Biosciences, by Raymond Chang
Jacqueline Curley
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Science Writing
Review: Successful Scientific Writing: A Step-by-Step Guide for the Biological and Medical Sciences, by Janice R. Matthews, John M. Bowen, and Robert W. Matthews
Jeffrey S. Coker, Lauren D. Scott
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Marine Animals
Review: Whales & Dolphins of the World, by Mark Simmonds
Lorelei D. Crerar
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All Issues
Transforming History into Science Inquiry
Abraham Trembley & the Creature that Defies Classification
Wallace in the Amazon: A Case for Teaching Taxonomy & Scientific Practices
Engaging History of Biology: Why Teachers Care and How One Succeeds
Whose Egg is That?
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