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Volume 80, Issue 3
March 2018
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ISSN 0002-7685
EISSN 1938-4211
Departments
Skin Color and the Nature of Science
Allchin Douglas
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Thank You, ABT Publication Team Members
William F. McComas
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Feature Articles
New Approaches in Cancer Biology Can Inform the Biology Curriculum
Lynda Jones, Diana Gordon, Mary Zelinski
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The Use of Puppetry and Drama in the Biology Classroom
Josef de Beer, Neal Petersen, Sanette Brits
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Research on Learning
Effects of Hierarchical Mentoring on Freshman Retention in a Biology First-Year Experience Course
Peter Cavnar, Claudia Stanny
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The Impact of Using Geographic Information Systems Technology on Students’ Understanding of Epidemiology
Jason A. Rosenzweig, Maruthi Sridhar Balaji Bhaskar, Shishir Shishodia
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Inquiry & Investigations
An Inexpensive and Convenient Method to Culture Facultative Anaerobic Microorganisms from Yogurt
Mandy Weaver, Megan Delaney, Jennifer R. Zitzner, Domenic Castignetti
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Patterns vs. Causes and Surveys vs. Experiments: Teaching Scientific Thinking
Russell C. Wyeth, Marjorie J. Wonham
View Articletitled, Patterns vs. Causes and Surveys vs. Experiments: Teaching Scientific Thinking
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Modeling the Emergence of Antibiotic Resistance in Bacterial Populations
Michelle A. Williams, Patricia J. Friedrichsen, Troy D. Sadler, Pamela J. B. Brown
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Use of Crime Scene Investigations in Anatomy and Physiology: Potential for Going Beyond Knowing in NGSS Dimensions
Catherine L. Quinlan
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Tips, Tricks & Techniques
Helping Students SOAR: Quizfolio Tips to Engage First-Generation, Under-Represented Minority Undergraduates in Scientific Inquiry
Robert M. Kao
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Feature Articles
The Fight to Keep Evolution Out of Schools: The Law and Classroom Instruction
Gordon Emmett Hall, Shirley Andrea Woika
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Departments
Genetics
Sara Fox
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Genetically Modified Organisms
Jonathan Morris
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Special Interest
Richard Lord
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Special Interest
Richard Lord
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Review: OneZoom Tree of Life Explorer
Jeffrey D. Sack, Ed.D.
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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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