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Review - Biology Aids, D. J. Schmidt Jan 1965

Review - Biology Aids, D. J. Schmidt

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Three new titles are now available for the biology teacher. They are: In the Beginning (A survey of modern embryology), The Vital Wheel: Metabolism (molecular biology) and Probability and Statistics.

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Review - Microbial Life, Robert E. Cook Jan 1965

Review - Microbial Life, Robert E. Cook

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This book is one of ten of the Modern Biology Series. The author does an exceptionally fine job of discussing the nature, structure, and physiology of the bacterial organisms.

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Review - Chemical Background For The Biological Sciences, Verne A. Troxel Jan 1965

Review - Chemical Background For The Biological Sciences, Verne A. Troxel

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This is a 150 page, well illustrated and informative book covering a number of topics in depth.

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Review - The World Of Geology, Silas W. Schirner Jan 1965

Review - The World Of Geology, Silas W. Schirner

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

A series of nineteen articles written by twenty-four authors is edited and introduced by L. Don and Florence Leet as an integrated overview of geology leading from basic understandings and currently accepted theory to the limits of man's knowledge and conjecture.

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Review - Masers And Lasers, Jerry Underfer Jan 1965

Review - Masers And Lasers, Jerry Underfer

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

"Masers and Lasers'' is a book with a good down to earth description of the phenomenon taking place in this rapidly developing field.

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Nsta Meeting / (Ista) Membership Jan 1965

Nsta Meeting / (Ista) Membership

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Plan for a report from the fifteen ISTA members who represented the Iowa teachers in Denver.

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Junior Academy News - Annual Meeting, April 23-24 [1965] Jan 1965

Junior Academy News - Annual Meeting, April 23-24 [1965]

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The University of Dubuque will host the 1965 meeting of Iowa Junior Academy of Science on April 23 and 24. An abbreviated program of the two day meeting follows. (Text erroneously refers to 1964 meeting.)

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Junior Academy News - Junior Academy Symposium Jan 1965

Junior Academy News - Junior Academy Symposium

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Be sure to check the Junior Academy News. Plans for the Junior Academy meeting on April 23 and 24, 1965, have been completed.

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Application For Membership; Back Cover Jan 1965

Application For Membership; Back Cover

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.

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Table Of Contents Jan 1965

Table Of Contents

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.

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The Case Of The Missing Joules - A Chem Gem Necklace Jan 1965

The Case Of The Missing Joules - A Chem Gem Necklace

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Inspector Sherlock Ohm, of Standard International Yard, was driving across the Wheatstone Bridge in his '09 Maxwell. He was trying to remember Ava Gadro's number so he could call and data for the Policeman's Ball-when suddenly he blew a tire. "OH-Nernst," said Sherlock, "I don't have a tire ion with me, but luckily ammonia short distance from the Ideal Gas Station."

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Review: To Know A Fly, Raymond L. Sloan Jan 1965

Review: To Know A Fly, Raymond L. Sloan

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Here is a rare presentation of a research biologist in action, matching wits with (of all things) a fly. While most people think of the research man as being cold and calculating and the fly as a filthy insect, a different story is told here.

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Sixth Annual Eastern Iowa Science Fair - April 10-11 Jan 1965

Sixth Annual Eastern Iowa Science Fair - April 10-11

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Sixth Annual Eastern Iowa Science Fair is scheduled to be held April 10 and 11, 1965, on the campus of Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

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Biological Science: An Inquiry Into Life (Advertisement) Jan 1965

Biological Science: An Inquiry Into Life (Advertisement)

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

An advertisement for the book Biological Science: An Inquiry into Life

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Present A Paper At Dubuque This Spring! Jan 1965

Present A Paper At Dubuque This Spring!

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Iowa Academy of Science will meet in Dubuque on April 23 and 24, 1965. The special Science Teachers' Section needs papers from the science teachers in Iowa.

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New And Notes - Earth Science Institutes Jan 1965

New And Notes - Earth Science Institutes

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

An important and significant new trend in secondary science teaching is a renewed interest in what is being called Earth Science.

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New And Notes - Sci Science Symposium Jan 1965

New And Notes - Sci Science Symposium

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Dr. Robert W. Hanson, Associate Professor of Physical Science a n d Director of the Science Symposium at State College, reports that the dates of the 1965 symposium will be March 12 and 13.

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New And Notes - Nsta Jan 1965

New And Notes - Nsta

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

All ISTA members should plan to attend the annual NSTA meetings in Denver if at all possible.

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New And Notes - Hawkeye Science Fair Jan 1965

New And Notes - Hawkeye Science Fair

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Dean Stroud, Director of the Hawkeye Fair has announced that the 1965 dates have been set for April 8 and 9.

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Junior Academy News - Iowa Junior Academy Members At The Aaas Meeting In Montreal, Canada Jan 1965

Junior Academy News - Iowa Junior Academy Members At The Aaas Meeting In Montreal, Canada

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Two Iowa Junior Academy members, Kevin Binns, and Bonnie Tinker, presented their papers at the Montreal meeting on December 28, 1964.

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Junior Academy News - Iowa Junior Academy Executive Council Meeting Jan 1965

Junior Academy News - Iowa Junior Academy Executive Council Meeting

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Executive Council of the Iowa Junior Academy of Science met in Waterloo on Saturday, January 16, 1965.

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Application For Membership; Back Cover Jan 1965

Application For Membership; Back Cover

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.

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Table Of Contents Jan 1965

Table Of Contents

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.

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New And Notes - Ford-Fsaa Program Jan 1965

New And Notes - Ford-Fsaa Program

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

A large percentage of the science clubs of Iowa should be affiliated and chartered with the Future Scientists of America organization.

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Junior Academy News - Member Schools Still Accepted Jan 1965

Junior Academy News - Member Schools Still Accepted

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

IJAS has more member schools than ever. Hopefully this is caused by the reorganization of the Junior Academy itself.

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News And Notes - Junior Academy Of Science Jan 1965

News And Notes - Junior Academy Of Science

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Have you been exerting appropriate leadership concerning special activities for your science prone students? The new program of the Iowa Junior Academy of Science provides one of the most dynamic experiences of any for these students.

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Chemical Christmas Trees Jan 1965

Chemical Christmas Trees

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The large corridor bulletin boards at Wahlert High School lend atmosphere, color, and spirit especially at Christmas. In the east wing, adjacent to the chem labs, one of these, the "Chemist's Tree" aroused special interest and enthusiasm this year not only to the students but to the faculty as well.

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The Course Of Columbiform Plasmodium Relictum Infections In Canaries, B. T. Ridgeway Jan 1965

The Course Of Columbiform Plasmodium Relictum Infections In Canaries, B. T. Ridgeway

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

Canaries were inoculated with a strain of Plasmodium relictum isolated from a mourning dove and maintained by blood passage through pigeons. Parasitemias reached a peak on the fourth day following inoculation in all but two birds, dropped sharply thereafter and remained at low levels through the tenth day of infection. An asexual cycle of twenty to twenty-four hours was observed, with matinal and synchronous sporulation. Gametocyte numbers were low throughout the infections and eleven merozoites, on the average, were produced per mature schizont. Signs of pathogenicity were not observed and all infected birds survived the active phase of infection. The …

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Officers And Committees, Iowa Academy Of Science Jan 1965

Officers And Committees, Iowa Academy Of Science

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

No abstract provided.

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Conodonts From The Aplington Formation Of Northcentral Iowa, W. I. Anderson Jan 1965

Conodonts From The Aplington Formation Of Northcentral Iowa, W. I. Anderson

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

Conodonts comprising six species have been recovered from the Aplington Formation from five localities in northcentral Iowa. Although the Aplington conodont fauna is meager -it suggests a correlation with the Maple Mill Shale of southeastern Iowa. The Aplington Formation is regarded as representing the youngest Devonian formation exposed in northcentral Iowa.

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