Scientific American Year 1987 Magazine Back Issues

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The Aids Virus
January 1987 $2.50

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Hunger In The U.S.
February 1987 $2.50

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Scientific American
March 1987 $2.50

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Power From The Sun
April 1987 $2.50

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Predicting The Earths Climate
May 1987 $2.50

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Understanding Photosynthesis
June 1987 $2.50

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Ancient Near Eastern Vaults
July 1987 $2.50

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Stars & Stripes Computer - Generated Yacht
August 1987 $2.50

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Are Galaxies Streaming Toward A Distant Great Attractor?
By Age 17 A Human Being May Know 80,000 Words How Does She Do It?
To Survive Some Plants Play A Devious Game: They Imitate Insects.

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The Next Revolution In Computers, The Subject Of This Issue, Will See
Power Increase Tenfold In 10 Years While Networks And Advanced
Interfaces Transform Computing Into A Universal Intellectual Utility.

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Modern Did And Stone Age Physiology Raise The Risk Of Cancer.
Now Biologists Have Another Powerful Tool: Manmade Chromosomes.
A New Class Of Supernovas Has Upset Established Theory.

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Animal Cells And Military Tanks May Crawl By Similar Mechanisms.
Did Loops Of Cosmic String Once Seed The Growth Of Galaxies?
Neural Networks Inspire An Alternative Approach To Computation.
Lunar Magnetic Fields Nearly Twice As Strong As The Earth's May Have Been Generated Billions Of Year