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Dahl, S.O. Glaciers and environmental change (reviewed) 50 112-113
Dahlman, L. The Earth exploration toolbook: Facilitating access to scientific data and tools 54 223-229
Dalpe, C. The viscosities of foods as analogs for silicate melts 52 363-367
Damour, L. Food for thought 50 168
Danner, W.R. Book review 47 195-199
Danowski, D. "Teaching pollutant fate and transport concepts to undergraduate non-science majors, environmental scientists, and hydrologists using Enviroland " 50 553-558
Danowski, D. Teaching chemical speciation to environmental chemists and geochemists using Enviroland 50 549-552
Darling, R.S. Modeling magmatic phase equilibria with synthetic water - KCl fluid inclusions 48 198-202
Darner, R.Sharing the land: Attracting native-American students to the geosciences55478-485
Das, B. Integrating geology and physics to ehnance science learning experience of students and serve the community 50 150-157
Dauksys, C. Earth System Science Education Alliance: Online professional development for K-12 teachers 54 215-222
Davidson, L. Teaching process mineralogy in Australia 52 45-51
Davies, C.P. Implementing Earth systems science curriculum: Evaluating the integration of urban environments for an urban audience 54 364-373
Davies, P. Food for thought 47 375
Davies-vollum, K.S. Using grain-size analysis as the basis for a research project in an undergraduate sedimentology course 54 10-17
Davies-Vollum, K.S. Using dendroclimatology in a student-directed research project 47 266-271
Davis, J.C. Integration of new methods into teaching mineralogy 52 23-30
Davis, L.E. The use of U.S. Geological survey CD-ROM-based petroleum assessments in undergraduate geology laboratories 50 312-321
Davis, L.E. Measuring and describing a stratigraphic section in the classroom 48 586
Davis, L.E. Cover photograph of two Pleistocen flood deposits at Lewiston ID 48 "117, 120"
Davis, L.E. Presentation of 1998 James H. Shea Award 47 59-61
Davis, M.A. VR excursions - Exploring Earth's environment 49 215-216
Davis, R.A., Food for thought 49 363
Davis, R.L. Required class attendance at public meetings 48 591
Dawe, M. Creating reusable educational components: Lessons from DLESE 50 25-30
Dawe, R.A.A professional engineering degree in petroleum geoscience to satisfy Caribbean industry55181-190
Dawkins, K. Eighth-grade studentsŐ understandings of groundwater 52 178-181
Day, E.A. A constructivist approach to a high-enrollment undergraduate environmental-education course 47 249-254
Dawkins, K.R.Secondary earth/environmental science teachers' aversion to videotaped self study55373-380
Dawkins, K.R.Scientific fieldwork: An opportunity for pedagogical-content knowledge development55371-376
Dawkins, K.R.Building a community of teacher learners in an earth/environmental science professional development opportunity5567-71
Day-Lewis, A.D. An on-campus well field for hydrogeophysics education and undergraduate research 54 480-486
Day-Lewis, F.D. An on-campus well field for hydrogeophysics education and undergraduate research 54 480-486
Dean, D. Book review 47 499-500
DeBari, S. Promoting K-12 community research and service through the Washington earth-science initiative 51 54-63
DeChambeau, A.L. Using information literacy standards to improve geoscience courses 51 490-495
Deffeyes, K.S. Hubbert's peak: the impending world oil shortage (reviewed) 50 210-211
Delfiner, P. Geostatistics: Modeling spatial uncertainty [reviewed] 48 100
Dentith, M.C. An introductory geophysical exercise demonstrating the use of the gravity method in mineral exploration 47 213-220
Desjardins, S.G. An interdisciplinary approach to teaching introductory chemistry to geology students 51 481-483
Deutsch, K. Misconceptions about the greenhouse effect 54 386-395
Devaul, H. Creating reusable educational components: Lessons from DLESE 50 25-30
Devlin, J.F. Rationalizing geomorphology with an energy balance 51 398-409
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 50 483-487
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 50 209-211
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 50 111-114
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 49 488-490
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 49 407-413
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 49 317
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 49 215-216
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 49 66-71
Diana, C.M. Book reviews 48 715-719
Diana, C.M. Book reviews 48 545-548
Diana, C.M. Book reviews 48 391-395
Diana, C.M. Book reviews 48 249-253
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 48 100
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 47 90-94
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 47 195-199
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 47 295-299
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 47 400-404
Diana, C.M. Books for geoscientists 47 498-502
Diana, C.M. Book review 47 501
Dick, J. Using conceptests to assess and improve student conceptual understanding in introductory-geoscience courses 54 61-68
Dickerson, D. Students' conceptions of scale regarding groundwater 53 374-380
Dickerson, D. Eighth-grade studentsŐ understandings of groundwater 52 178-181
Dickerson, D.L.Secondary earth/environmental science teachers' aversion to videotaped self study55373-380
Dickerson, D.L.Scientific fieldwork: An opportunity for pedagogical-content knowledge development55371-376
Dickerson, D.L.Building a community of teacher learners in an earth/environmental science professional development opportunity5567-71
Diesel, E.Increased student learning and attendance in resources geology through the combination of sentence-headline slides and active-learning measures5585-91
Dillon, D.L. A geologic rock garden as an artificial mapping area for teaching geology and outreach 48 24-29
Divak, M.N. The Robert F. Kennedy Science Research Institute 51 21-28
Dobosiewicz, J.F. Techniques for mapping theoretical shadow zones for direct P and S waves propagated as rays from an earthquake epicenter 54 596-602
Dockstader, C.J.Teaching the nitrogen cycle and human-health interactions55158-168
Dodes, C. Web resources for the seasons 53 217-218
Domack, C.W. A service-learning component in a paleontology course as a model for community outreach by geology students 48 658-661
Domack, C.W. Teaching introductory meteorology through an observation-oriented term project 47 260-265
Domack, E.W. Book reviews 48 715-719
Dorsey, D.J.A multifaceted outreach model for ehhancing diversity in the geoscience in Buffalo NY55581-588
Dott, R.H.Jr. "The ice finders - How a poet, a professor, and a politician discovered the ice age (reviewed) " 50 483-484
Dott, R.H.Jr. Book reviews 48 545-548
Downs, R.T. Using the American Mineralogist crystal-structure database in the classroom 52 76-80
Dowse, M.E. Aquifer in a jub 48 581
Dowse, M.E. Everyday minerals 48 571
Dozier, K. A constructivist approach to a high-enrollment undergraduate environmental-education course 47 249-254
Dramer, J.C. Book review 47 93-94
Drummond, C.N. The geosciences as an employment opportunity (editorial) 53 486
Drummond, C.N. "The geology department, the administration, and the roots of failure and success (editorial)" 53 146
Drummond, C.N. The state of the Journal 2005 (editorial) 53 2
Drummond, C.N. "Education, geoscience, and databases - the value of DLESE" 52 402
Drummond, C.N. "Competition, education, and the scientific method" 52 310
Drummond, C.N. The greatest field trip ever 52 210
Drummond, C.N. Increasing diversity in the Earth sciences 52 2
Drummond, C.N. Carl Rogers and the origin of experiential learning (editorial) 51 462
Drummond, C.N. Game-based learning (editorial) 51 358
Drummond, C.N. A journal for all geoscience educators (editorial) 51 282
Drummond, C.N. Do we have a 20th or 21st century curriculum? (Editorial) 51 162
Drummond, C.N. The state of the Journal (Editorial) 51 2
Drummond, C.N. Celebrating excellence (editorial) 50 494
Drummond, C.N. "Call for papers on ""Teaching Mineral Sciences in the 21st Century"" " 50 490
Drummond, C.N. Joining the revolution (editorial) 50 354
Drummond, C.N. Call for photographs for JGE Introductory Geology Annotated Photo CD Collection 50 349
Drummond, C.N. Immanence and configuration: Scale dependance and the transition from periodic to quasi-periodic behavior of dynamic systems (editorial) 50 346-348
Drummond, C.N. Teaching on the edge of chaos (editorial) 50 238
Drummond, C.N. Immanence and configuration : Superposition and soil formation - A stratigraphic paradox (editorial) 50 232
Drummond, C.N. Intelligent design and the future of science education (editorial) 50 134
Drummond, C.N. JGE reader interest survey form 50 130
Drummond, C.N. Immanence and configuration (editorial) 50 117-118
Drummond, C.N. [Call for manuscripts for theme issue of JGE on] Collaborative partnerships that link geoscience research and K-16 education 50 39
Drummond, C.N. The science of teaching and learning (editorial) 50 2
Drummond, C.N. Immanence and configuration - Global biogeochemical cycling of oxygen (editorial) 49 501
Drummond, C.N. The significance of systems (editorial) 49 420
Drummond, C.N. "Immanence and configuration - Orders, organizations, and hierarchy (editorial) " 49 414-415
Drummond, C.N. Can field camps survive? (editorial) 49 336
Drummond, C.N. Immanence and configuration - The quest for a cause (editorial) 49 329
Drummond, C.N. Ten common principles of geoscience departments - Part II (Editorial) 49 224
Drummond, C.N. "Cover photograph of Grand Tetons, WY " 49 223
Drummond, C.N. Immanence and configuration - Temporal fidelity and time partitioning in stratigraphy (editorial) 49 218-220
Drummond, C.N. Ten common principles of geoscience departments - Part I (editorial) 49 108
Drummond, C.N. "Immanence and configuration: patterns, processes, and the uniqueness of time (editorial) " 49 92-93
Drummond, C.N. Sustaining intellectual integrity in the fact of irrationality (editorial) 49 2
Drummond, C.N. Building landscapes for contour mapping 48 595
Drummond, C.N. Analyzing fossil morphology - cladism 48 588-589
Drummond, C.N. Analyzing fossil morphology 48 587-588
Drummond, C.N. Exploring the statistics of sedimentary bed thicknesses - Two case studies 48 487-499
Drummond, C.N. Facilitating scientific thoughtfulness for non-science majors 47 45-55
Druyan, A. Food for thought 48 324
Dubey, M.Seventh-grade students learn about the use of clays in everyday products55282-288
Dubrow, A. "Multimedia model for the utilization of geoscience eductional resources in public parks near urban centers, Hudson Highlands, New York" 52 149-153
Dudley, W.C. Book reviews 48 251-251
Duffin, K.L. Lessons learned from using a Web-based interactive landform-simulation model (WILSIM) in a general-education physical- geography course 53 489-493
Dumont, J.F. Active tectonics and alluvial rivers (reviewed) 49 413
Dunbar, R.W. A data-rich exercise for discovering plate-boundary processes 53 65-74
Dunlop, S. Forum on industrial minerals 48 521
Dunn, S.R. Geoscience research at liberal arts colleges: school rankings 49 267-273
Dunnivant, F.M.A simple sand column laboratory exercise to illustrate pollutant hydrology in groundwater systems5551-55
Dunnivant, F.M. "Teaching pollutant fate and transport concepts to undergraduate non-science majors, environmental scientists, and hydrologists using Enviroland " 50 553-558
Dunnivant, F.M. Teaching chemical speciation to environmental chemists and geochemists using Enviroland 50 549-552
Dunnivant, F.M. A comprehensive stream study designed for an undergraduate non-majors course in earth science 47 158-165
Dunnivant, M.E. A comprehensive stream study designed for an undergraduate non-majors course in earth science 47 158-165
Dupre, W.R. Attempts at improving quantitative problem-solving skills in large lecture-format introductory geology courses 48 431-435
Duranczyk, I.M.Doing time: Apatite fission-track analysis in undergraduate science courses55222-227
Durbin, J.M. The benefits of combining computer technology and traditional teaching methods in large enrollment geoscience classes 50 56-63
Dutch, S.I. Life (briefly) near a supernova 53 27-30
Dutch, S.I. Religion as belief versus religion as fact 50 137-144
Dutch, S.I. Letter and reply on Zen of Research 47 202-204
Dutch, S.I. Review - CD-ROM photoatlas of minerals 47 384-385
Dutrow, B.L. Teaching mineralogy from the core to the crust 52 81-86
Dyar, M.D. Integration of new methods into teaching mineralogy 52 23-30
Dyman, T.S.The use of U.S. Geological survey CD-ROM-based petroleum assessments in undergraduate geology laboratories 50 312-321
Dzuroff, P.A. Global warming: the complete briefing (reviewed) 49 65-66