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  • Connecting Habitats to Prevent Species Extinctions Conservation biologists are creating links between forest fragments where the most animals with small ranges live..  American Scientist.  107:162-169. 2019
  • The Persistence and Peril of Misinformation Defining what truth means and deciphering how human brains verify information are some of the challenges to battling widespread falsehoods.  American Scientist.  105:372-375. 2017
  • How Voice Pitch Influences Our Choice of Leaders When candidates speak, their vocal characteristics-as well as their words-influence voters' attitudes toward them.  American Scientist.  104:282-287. 2016
  • First Person: Avner Vengosh.  American Scientist.  103:10-14. 2015
  • The Most Powerful Movements in Biology.  American Scientist.  103:28-35. 2015
  • Mentor vs. Monolith.  American Scientist.  100:451-453. 2012
  • Neural Interfaces Communicating with the nervous system through implanted devices requires engineering solutions to biomedical problems.  American Scientist.  98:48-57. 2010
  • The importance of context in genetics - Genetic effects can be altered by their surroundings, and this determines the inheritance of traits such as flower color and the likelihood of cancer.  American Scientist.  91:416-423. 2003
  • Plant migration and climate change.  American Scientist.  85:464-473. 1997
  • THE SCIENCE OF SCIENTIFIC WRITING.  American Scientist.  78:550-558. 1990
  • TRUNKS, TONGUES, AND TENTACLES - MOVING WITH SKELETONS OF MUSCLE.  American Scientist.  77:29-35. 1989
  • STATISTICAL-ANALYSIS AND THE ILLUSION OF OBJECTIVITY.  American Scientist.  76:159-165. 1988
  • 100 YEARS OF PALEOANTHROPOLOGY.  American Scientist.  74:410-420. 1986