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THE PRICELESS FOSSILS IN THE GARBAGE DUMP.

• Authors : PINKOWSKI, JENNIFER

Subjects: HOMINIDS; SCIENCE museums; FOSSILS

• Source: National Geographic; Jul2021, Vol. 240 Issue 1, p122-137, 16p, 11 Color Photographs

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WHY BIRDS MATTER.

• Authors : FRANZEN, JONATHAN

Subjects: CENTENNIALS; MIGRATORY Bird Treaty Act (U.S. : 1918); MIGRATORY birds

• Source: National Geographic; Jan2018, Vol. 233 Issue 1, p30-57, 26p, 25 Color Photographs

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THE BIG BLOOM.

• Authors : Klesius, Michael

Subjects: ANGIOSPERMS; PLANTS; EVOLUTIONARY theories

• Source: National Geographic. Jul2002, Vol. 202 Issue 1, p102. 20p. 17 Color Photographs.

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The Birth of Bipedalism.

• Authors : Shreeve, Jamie

Subjects: ARDIPITHECUS; BIPEDALISM; HUMAN evolution

• Source: National Geographic; Jul2010, Vol. 218 Issue 1, p61-67, 7p, 6 Color Photographs

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RIVER SPIRITS.

• Authors : Jenkins, Mark

Subjects: RIVER dolphins; INIA; CETACEAN populationsAMAZON River Region; SOUTH America

• Source: National Geographic; Jun2009, Vol. 215 Issue 6, p98-111, 14p

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Polar bears: Stalkers of the High Arctic.

• Authors : Eliot, John L.; Nicklin, Flip

Subjects: POLAR bearARCTIC regions

• Source: National Geographic. Jan98, Vol. 193 Issue 1, p52. 20p. 17 Color Photographs.

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FOR CITRUS, IT'S ALL RELATIVE.

• Authors : Stone, Daniel

Subjects: GENETICS education; CITRUS; CITRON

• Source: National Geographic; Feb2017, Vol. 231 Issue 2, p20-21, 2p, 1 Color Photograph

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WHY BIRDS MATTER: It's not just what they do for the environment-it's what they do for our souls. In 2018 we'll explore the wonder of birds, and why we really can't live without them.

• Authors : Franzen, Jonathan

• Source: National Geographic. January, 2018, Vol. 233 Issue 1, p30, 27 p.

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The evolutionary road: the Middle Awash area of Ethiopia is the most persistently occupied place on Earth. Members of our lineage have lived, died, and been buried there for almost six million years. Now their bones are eroding out of the ground. Step by step they record how a primitive, small-brained primate evolved to conquer a planet. Where better to learn how we became human?

• Authors : Shreeve, Jamie

• Source: National Geographic. July, 2010, Vol. 218 Issue 1, p34, 28 p.

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River spirits: tracking prey deep in the forest, freshwater dolphins make the most of the Amazon's prodigious annual flood.

• Authors : Jenkins, Mark

• Source: National Geographic. June, 2009, Vol. 215 Issue 6, p98, 14 p.

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