Our close colleague Paul Waggoner’s paper “Using the Forest Identity to grasp and comprehend the swelling mass of forest statistics” appeared in the December 2008 issue of the International Forestry…
“An International Quiet Ocean Experiment,†co-authored by Jesse and 22 colleagues led by Ian Boyd and George Frisk, appears in the June 2011 issue of Oceanography magazine. The paper and…
We have newly posted on-line an earlier paper for which we continue to receive reprint requests: “Verification of International Environmental Agreements .”…
…Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew analyze morphometric and molecular data of a comprehensive international sampling of Rotaria sp. bdelloid rotifers. All 9 morphologically defined taxonomic species form monophyletic clades in genetic…
…of Ocean Life. A couple of dozen CoML alumni participated in a ceremony to welcome the exhibit, which includes the splendid gold medal of the International Cosmos Prize awarded in…
Many exotic pets are also endangered or threatened species. Global illegal trade in protected wildlife is estimated at $10 billion annually. The essential first step in international wildlife law enforcement…
In July 2007 the Marine Barcode of Life initiative (MarBOL) surfaced at www.marinebarcoding.org. MarBOL is “an international initiative to enhance our capacity to identify marine life by utilizing DNA barcoding”….
…the Global Oceans on 22-25 January 2024 Jesse Ausubel, Ed Urban, and Peter Tyack updated the evaluation of the International Quiet Ocean Experiment. IQOE’s 12th Newsletter is now also online….
…2050, a level low in the range of estimates made by others. Some other relevant papers IK Wernick. Jews in Time and Space (PDF). International Journal of Anthropology 31 (1-2):…
…of the barcoding gene COI for use in forensic genetic species identification” (Forensic Sci International 173:1, 2007). The authors conclude “this study demonstrates that the cytochrome c oxidase I gene…