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Farver, J.R. Magma ascent rates from mineral reaction rims and extension to teaching about volcanic hazards 49 140-145
Fastovsky, D.E. A model for integrating the public into scientific research 51 71-75
Fayon, A.K.Doing time: Apatite fission-track analysis in undergraduate science courses55222-227
Fayon, A.K.Exploring the relationship of scratch resistance, hardness, and other physical properties of minerals using Mohs scale minerals5556-61
Fedorenko, Y.V. School yard seismology 51 329-335
Felton, A. "Teacher workshops using geoantiquities: Case history of modern Great Salt Lake and Pleistocene Lake Bonneville shorelines, Utah" 52 438-444
Fenster, M.S. A jigsaw exercise in classification of coasts 48 579
Feurer, R. The Nebraska Earth Science Education Network electronic communication network 47 12-16
Field, J. A two-week guided inquiry project for an undergraduate geomorphology course 51 255-261
Field, J. Promoting K-12 community research and service through the Washington earth-science initiative 51 54-63
Fienen, M.N. "The three-point problem, vector analysis and extension to the N-point problem" 53 257-262
Filkorn, H.E. Geology underfoot in central Nevade (reviewed) 50 484
Fillmore, R. "The geology of the parks, monuments, and wildlands of southern Utah (reviewed) " 49 410
Fillmore, R. Book reviews 48 715-719
Fischman, S. Cartoon about dinosaurs 48 616
Fischman, S. Cartoon about innumeracy 48 499
Fischman, S. Cartoon on San Andreas fault and art 48 348
Fischman, S. Cartoon about barbecuing 48 136
Fischman, S. Cartoon about geology field trips 48 29
Fischman, S. Cartoon on early clothes shopping 47 38
Fischman, S. Cartoon on Neanderthal man 47 149
Fischman, S. Cartoon on Tyranosaurus rex 47 220
Fischman, S. Cartoon on cave women 47 330
Fischman, S. Cartoon on Oedipus T-rex 47 427
Fisher, R.V. Book review 47 91-92
Flood, T.P. Bucking the trend: Three new geoscience programs 54 41-49
Fluegeman, R.H. Maintaining a small-group discussion focus while bringing international issues into the large classroom 52 260-265
Fogarty, M.J.National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Jackson State University program in fish-stock assessment55541-549
Folt, C.L. Book reviews 48 715-719
Folwell, S.Survey development for measuring the near-term effectiveness of a program to recruit minority geoscientists55244-250
Fonstad, M. Cover photograph of sand bars of the Wisconsin river deltaic complex 50 "1, 3"
Fonstad, M.A. The transparent velocity-head rod for inexpensive and accurate measurement of stream velocities 53 44-52
Fonstad, T. Cover photograph of sand bars of the Wisconsin river deltaic complex 50 "1, 3"
Foos, A. Using conceptests to assess and improve student conceptual understanding in introductory-geoscience courses 54 61-68
Foote, S. Food for thought 49 139
Ford, D.J. Sixth graders' conceptions of rocks in their local environment 51 373-377
Fortey, R. Food for thought 50 48
Fortner, R.W. International geoscience educators' perceptions of approaches to K-12 science education for the 21st century 53 198-203
Fossen, H. The use of information technology to enhance learning in geological field trips 50 528-538
Fouque, F.A. Book reviews 48 392-393
Fowell, S.Introducing the geosciences to Alaska natives via the Rural Alaska Honors Institute (RAHI)55507-513
Fox, M.J. Using dendroclimatology in a student-directed research project 47 266-271
Frack, S. The Nebraska Earth Science Education Network electronic communication network 47 12-16
Francek, M. Web resources on environmental geology 54 179-181
Francek, M. Free or inexpensive GIS resources available on the Web 54 80-81
Francek, M. Web resources for the seasons 53 217-218
Francek, M. Web resources for fieldwork 52 505-506
Francek, M. Web-based interactive exercises for the Earth sciences 52 393-395
Francek, M. Web resources: The best Earth science Web sites according to the real experts 51 456-457
Francek, M. Web resources: The cryosphere and the Pleistocene 51 272-273
Francek, M. Web resources: Remote sensing imagery of environmental change 51 155-156
Francek, M. Web resources: Rivers on the Web 50 624-625
Francek, M. Web resources: Weather on the Web 50 469-470
Francek, M. Web resourcesreview: Maps and map tools 50 215-217
Francek, M.A. Using food to demonstrate Earth-science concepts: A review 52 154-160
Francis, R.D. "Student participation in an offshore seismic-reflection study of the Palos Verdes Fault, California continental borderland" 47 23-30
Frankel, C. Book reviews 48 545-548
Frantz, M. A course in mathematics and art 48 313-316
Frappier, A. "Broadening student horizons: The development, delivery, and assessment of a new course in Earth system science" 54 329-338
Fredenberg, M.Applications of a GIS program to tribal research: Its benefits, challenges and extensions to the community55574-580
Friedland, A.J. Book reviews 48 715-719
Friedman, G.M. Letter - [early days of NAGT and JGE] 48 396
Frischer, M.E.Building a diverse and innovative ocean workforce through collaboration and partnerships that integrate research and education: HBCUs and marine laboratories55531-540
Frodeman, R. Food for thought 48 221
Fryar, A.E. Book review 47 498
Frye, F. Teaching chemical speciation to environmental chemists and geochemists usisng Enviroland 50 549-552
Frykholm, J. Learning mathematics and Earth system science . . . Via satellite 54 262-271
Fryxell, J.E. A review of three books on natural disasters 51 536-537
Fuhrman, M.The geoscience pipeline: A conceptual framework55458-468
Fuller, E.R. Using dendroclimatology in a student-directed research project 47 266-271
Furbish, D.J. "Corks, buoyancy, and wave-particle dynamics" 48 500-507
Furman, T. A data-intensive approach to studying climate and climate change in Africa 48 464-468