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Volume 315 Issue 6014, 2 May 1985

Opinion

  • The Pentagon recipe for testing star wars technology without technically violating the anti-ballistic missile treaty is an artificial exercise likely to do more harm than good.

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Correspondence

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News & Views

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Commentary

  • The introduction of the Nile perch into Lake Victoria, East Africa, has had disastrous consequences. Fisheries have been not merely damaged but destroyed. Lake Malawi has the world's most species-rich fish fauna and the prospect of introduction of alien species could mean disaster.

    • C.D.N. Barel
    • R. Dorit
    • K. Yamaoka
    Commentary
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Review Article

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Article

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Letter

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Books Received

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Book Review

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New on the Market

  • This month's sampling of new products includes a sensitive system for recording human eye movements and a bench-top dry ice machine.

    New on the Market
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Employment Review

  • One of the biggest changes in the employment scene in the second half of this century has been the rising participation of women in the labour market.

    • Richard Pearson
    Employment Review
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