Bibliography of Publications Relevant to Paul B. Sears (1891-1990)

Juliana C. Mulroy1, Department of Biology, Denison University, Granville, OH and Janet L. Oblinger, Department of Pathology, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

Abstract. Paul B. Sears and his work were discussed in hundreds of publications beginning in 1908. They included high school and college yearbooks, reviews of his books, newspaper articles, award citations, letters, biographies, and obituaries. The greatest number of publications (more than 50) mentioning Sears appeared in the 1930s. This listing may not be complete because of extensive editing, losses and additions since first compilation in 1994. It is an entry point to understand Sears’ influence on the fields of ecology, conservation and education. OHIO J SCI 109 (4-5): 137-139, 2010

BIBLIOGRAPHY Anonymous. 1939e. Review of Who Are These Americans? Journal of American History 26:286. A E. 1950 Apr 11. Review of Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as a Cultural Force. Anonymous. 1939f. Review of Who Are These Americans? Wisconsin Library Manchester Guardian, p. 4. Bulletin 35:109. Allen DL. 1969. Review of Lands beyond the Forest. Natural History 78(6):79–80. Anonymous. 1943. Maple syrup yield doubled when grazing was stopped. Science Allen V. 1939. Review of Who Are These Americans? Daughters of the American News Letter 44(7):105. Revolution Magazine 73: 83–84. Anonymous. 1944. Oklahoma and parts east. The Land 3(3):317–318. Anonymous. 1908. The Bucyrian, 1908.[Bucyrus High School yearbook.] Bucyrus, Anonymous. 1945a May 27. Psychiatric help for leaders asked. [Re: 3rd Annual OH: Senior Class, Bucyrus High School. Conference of Scientific Spirit and Democratic Faith.] New York Times, p. 23. Anonymous. 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914. Le Bijou. [Ohio Wesleyan yearbook.] Anonymous. 1945b. Science and democracy. [Quoted in editorial.] New Republic Delaware, OH: Ohio Wesleyan University. 112(24):807. Anonymous. 1920. A map of Ohio Prairies. [Presentation by Sears PB at annual Anonymous. 1946. Brief biographical sketch. The Land 5(2):237–238. meeting, 1919.] Proceedings of the Ohio Academy of Science 7:115. Anonymous. 1947. Engineers need biology. Science News Letter 52(3):37. Anonymous. 1935a Nov 30. Essays on the soil. [Review of Deserts on the March.] Anonymous. 1948. Plants use weapons. Science News Letter 54(13):205. Springfield Republican, The World of Books, p. 6. Anonymous. 1949a Nov 12. Conservationists discount science. [Re: Annual Anonymous. 1935b Dec 8. Man as a maker of wilderness. [Review of Deserts on Meeting of the Soil Conservation Society of America.] New York Times, the March.] New York Times Book Review, Sect. 6:24. Business Section, p. 19. Anonymous. 1935c Nov 6. [Review of Deserts on the March.] Scientific Book Anonymous. 1949b. Food-population problem. Science Talent Institute. Science Club Review, p. 2–3. News Letter 55(11):165–166. Anonymous. 1936a Mar 30. Catastrophe: Hell in the Highlands. Time 28(13):17–19. Anonymous. 1950a Jun 9. The work of Charles Darwin. [Reviews of Sears PB, Anonymous. 1936b. The erosion problem. [Reviews of Sears PB, 1935, Deserts on Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as a Cultural Force and Charles Darwin, the March and Gorrie RM, 1935, The Use and Misuse of Land.] Geographical On the Origin of Species.] Times (London), Literary Supplement, p. 360. Review 26(1):175–176. Anonymous. 1950b. Review of Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as a Cultural Force. Anonymous. 1936c Jan 4. Extending the desert. [Review of Deserts on the March.] Kirkus Reviews 18:17. Times (London) Literary Supplement, p. 9. Anonymous. 1950c. Review of Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as a Cultural Force. Anonymous. 1936d Mar 19. Looking things over from a point of vantage. [Review New Yorker 26(4):124. of Deserts on the March.] The Norman Transcript, The Press Box, p. 1. Anonymous. 1950d. Reviews of Tindall WY, James Joyce: His Way of Interpreting Anonymous. 1936e. Reports from “drought front” tell state of vegetation. Science the Modern World; Infeld L, Albert Einstein: His Work and Its Influence; News Letter 30(796):19–20. Sears PB, Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as a Cultural Force. Current History Anonymous. 1936f. Social work book-of-the-month. [Review of Deserts on the 18(104):228–229. March.] The Family 17:133. Anonymous. 1950e Mar 5. Reviews of William York Tindall, James Joyce: His Anonymous. 1936g. Soil erosion. [Review of Deserts on the March.] Saturday Way of Interpreting the Modern World; Paul B. Sears, Charles Darwin: The Review of Literature 13(16):25. Naturalist as a Cultural Force; and Leopold Infeld, Albert Einstein: His Work Anonymous. 1937a Jan 30. 4 ‘forgotten’ books win $2,500 prizes. New York and Its Influence on Our World. Springfield Republican, p. 8c. Times, p. 15. Anonymous. 1952. 25,000 yr. old corn pollen. Science News Letter 61(21):335. Anonymous. 1937b. Portrait [With short caption.] Saturday Review of Literature Anonymous. 1954a. Corn origins clarified. Science News Letter 65(10):150. 15(23):10–11. Anonymous. 1954b Dec 10. Text of scientists’ plan for revising nation’s security Anonymous. 1937c May 1. Protests “political” speech. [Re: Gifford Pinchot’s methods. [Issued by Board of Directors of American Association for the speech to Izaak Walton League.] New York Times, p. 8. Advancement of Science, including Sears.] New York Times, p. 30. Anonymous. 1937d May 2. Urges buying ‘dust bowl.’ [Re: speech to Izaak Walton Anonymous. 1955a. Portrait [With short paragraph.] Science News Letter 67:19. League.] New York Times, Sect. 1, p. 17. Anonymous. 1955b. Sears, Paul B. In: American Men of Science, 2:2. Lancaster, Anonymous. 1937e. Review of This Is Our World. Booklist 34(8):144. PA: The Science Press. Anonymous. 1937f. Review of This Is Our World. Saturday Review of Literature Anonymous. 1957 Nov 12. Insecticide study for perils urged. [Re: National Audubon 17: 7. Society’s annual convention.] New York Times, p. 39. Anonymous. 1938. Ecological method applied to problems of human life. Science Anonymous. 1958. Red “moons” over-rated. Science News Letter 73(1):3. News Letter 33(1):9. Anonymous. 1960a Mar 27. Conservationist at Yale will retire on June 30. [Re: Sears’ Anonymous. 1939a Apr 30. This American land and its people. [Review of Who retirement from Yale Conservation Program.] New York Times, Sect. 1, p. 59. Are These Americans?] New York Times Book Review, p. 3. Anonymous. 1960b Apr 24. Educator finds merit in one-room schools. [Re: Anonymous. 1939b Jun 27. What America is: Paul B. Sears’ discussion of problems. Connecticut Educational Association conference for the preparation of [Review of Who Are These Americans?] Springfield Republican, The World tomorrow’s teacher.] New York Times, Sect. 1, p. 79. of Books, p. 8. Anonymous. 1960c. Sears, Paul B(igelow). Dec. 17, 1891–. In: Current Biography Anonymous. 1939c. Review of Who Are These Americans? Booklist 35(18):310. Yearbook 1960. Moritz, C. editor. New York, NY: H. W. Wilson Co., p. Anonymous. 1939d. Review of Who Are These Americans? Christian Century 367-368. 56(20):644–645. Anonymous. 1960d Mar 27. Yale botanist to retire at end of year. New Haven Sunday Register, p. 1–2. Anonymous. 1964a. College science course improvements suggested. [Re: “Time to pause and regroup?”, 1964 editorial in Science 124:1297.] Science News 1Address correspondence to: Juliana C. Mulroy, Assistant Professor, Letter 86(2):20. Department of Biology, Denison University, Granville, OH 43023. Email: Anonymous. 1964b Jun 28. News notes: Classroom and campus. [In “Left behind”.] [email protected] New York Times, Sect. IV, p. 7. 138 PUBLICATIONS RELEVANT TO PAUL B. SEARS VOL. 109

Anonymous. 1965. Paul B. Sears, eminent ecologist–1965. Bulletin of the Ecological Drake RJ. 1964. The possibilities of paleoecological reconstruction: biological, Society of America 46(4):151–152. molluscan [including a discussion with Sears.] In: The Reconstruction of Anonymous. 1967a. Review of The Living Landscape. Choice 4(7):699. Past Environments. Smith,ER., editor; Hester JJ.; Schoenwetter J., assemblers. Anonymous. 1967b. Review of The Living Landscape. Science Books 3: 48–49. Ranches of Taos, NM: Fort Burgwin Research Center, p. 34-36. Anonymous. 1968a Dec 2. Auto called No.1 health enemy. New York Times, p. 49. Duffus RL. 1937 Dec 12. A new view of an old planet. [Review of This Is Our Anonymous. 1968b. Paul Bigelow Sears. In: McGraw Hill Modern Men of Science, World.] New York Times Book Review, p. 7. Vol. II. New York, NY: McGraw Hill Book Co., p. 481-482 Forristal LJ. 1988. Paul Bigelow Sears: Ecologist for our time. The World and I Anonymous. 1968c. Review of The Living Landscape. Instructor 77:150. 2(2):198–203. Anonymous. 1970. Presentation of the Society’s medals. [Sears awarded the Charles Fuller GD. 1925. Virgin forests of Ohio. [Review of Sears PB. The natural P. Daly Medal.] Geographical Review 60(2):247–250. vegetation of Ohio. I. A map of the virgin forests. Ohio J Sci 25(3).] Botanical Anonymous. 1972 Oct 16. Browning prizes to 5 are posted. New York Times, p. 73. Gazette 80(3):344. Anonymous. 1981. Defenders of the human habitat. Current Health 2, 8:13–15. Fuller GD. 1936. Advancing deserts. [Reviews of Sears PD. 1935, Deserts on the Anonymous. 1989. [Review of Deserts on the March, 1988 reprint of the Fourth March and Gorrie RM. 1935, The Use and Misuse of Land.] Ecology 17(1):173. Ed.] Earth Science 42(4):33–34. Fuller RG. 1939. Knowledge humanized. [Reviews of Overstreet HA, Let Me Think; Anonymous. 1990. Deaths: ‘13. Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Magazine Winter: 46. Bryson L, Which Way America?; Wright CM, Here Comes Labor; Seager A, They Bates ES. 1939 Jun 11. Humanizing knowledge. [Reviews of Overstreet HA, Worked for a Better World; Sears PB, Who Are These Americans?; Powel L, Let Me Think; Bryson L, Which Way America?; Wright CM, Here Comes The Attractive Home.] Saturday Review of Literature 20(5):18. Labor; Seager A, They Worked for a Better World; Sears PB, Who Are These Gardner H. 1969 Jun 8. Review of Lands beyond the Forest. New York Times Americans?] New York Herald Tribune Books, p. 9. Book Review, p. 2, 16. Baumhart CM. 1957. Conservation expert. Senior Scholastic 70(3):4. Glass B. 1948. Review of Deserts on the March, Second Ed. Quarterly Review of Becker B. 1957 Feb 3. Growth of cities perils resources. New York Times, Sect. 1, p. 57. Biology 24(1):47–48. Berry W. 1936. Marching deserts. [Review of Deserts on the March.] Ohio J Sci Goodlett JC. 1964. Review of Where There Is Life. Quarterly Review of Biology 36(1):64. 39(3):283–284. Billings WD. 1981a. Drought and the ecology of grassland ecosystems–updated. Gould J. 1936. Review of Deserts on the March. New Republic 85(1100):235. [Review of Deserts on the March, Fourth Ed.] Ecology 62(1):283–284. Grave EF. 1967. Review of The Living Landscape. Library Journal 92(6):1331. Billings WD. 1981b. Review of Deserts on the March. Ecology 62: 283–284. H JW. 1950 Apr 16. Review of Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as a Cultural Biology Department, editor. 1966. Selected Reprints on Ecology, Conservation Force. San Francisco Chronicle, p. 26. and Allied Subjects by Paul B. Sears together with a Complete Bibliography Hambidge G. 1938. A specialist in the general. [Review of This Is Our World.] of His Publications. Genesco, NY: State University of New York. New Republic 93(1208):345. Brandt JA. 1946. I can’t quite hear you, Doctor. Harper’s Magazine 192(1150):247– Harmond R. 1999. Paul Bigelow Sears. In: American National Biography, Garrity 251. JA, Carnes MC, editors. New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 19: 591–592. Brandt JA. 1947. Scholarship designed for the people. [Brief review of Deserts on Haynes V. 1964. The geologist’s role in Pleistocene paleoecology and archaeology the March.] American Scholar 16(4):502. [including a discussion with Sears.] In: The Reconstruction of Past Brickell H. 1936. Review of Deserts on the March. Review of Reviews 93(5):12. Environments. Smith ER, editor; Hester JJ; Schoenwetter J, assemblers. Brittain R. 1963. Review of Where There Is Life. Technology and Culture 4(1): Ranches of Taos, NM: Fort Burgwin Research Center, p. 61–66. 113–114. Hester JJ. 1964. The possibilities for paleoecological reconstruction-archaeology Brockhouse D. 1937–1938. Exploitation of the good earth. [Reviews of Sears PB., [including a discussion with Sears.] In: The Reconstruction of Past 1935, Deserts on the March; Lymington V., 1938, Famine in England, Second Environments. Smith ER, editor; Hester JJ; Schoenwetter J, assemblers. Ed.] Town and Country Planning 6:168–169. Ranches of Taos, NM: Fort Burgwin Research Center, p. 19-23. Brooks P. 1980. Conservation in action. In: Speaking for Nature: How Literary Johnson E. 1939. Learn and like it. [Reviews of The People’s Library: Overstreet Naturalists from Henry Thoreau to Rachel Carson Have Shaped America. HA., Let Me Think; Bryson L, Which Way America?; Wright CM, Here Boston,MA: Houghton Mifflin Company, p. 233-250. Comes Labor; Seager A, They Worked for a Better World; Sears PB, Who Bush M. 1980. Review of Deserts on the March, Fourth Ed. American Forests 86:55. Are These Americans?; Powel L, The Attractive Home.] New Republic Byrne CF. 1950. Off the record. [Re: Deserts on the March & Yale Conservation 100(1297):276. Program.] Southwest American, June 12:1. K KC. 1935 Nov 15. Black blizzards. [Review of Deserts on the March.] Christian Campbell EF. 1942. Our World and How We Use It. [Adaptation of This Useful World Science Monitor, p. 18. by Sears PB., Quillen IJ., Hanna PR.] New York, NY: Scott, Foresman and Co. Kiefer Gary. 1979 Apr. 25. Award winner’s work is ‘growing’ concern. Columbus Carr WH. 1942. Review of Mitchell WC., Lowdermilk WC., Sears PB., Pack AN., Dispatch, p. B-13. Horner WW., Horner RW., Ward HB., 1941, The Foundations of Conservation Kormondy EJ. 1969. Determination of the chronology of forest composition Education. Audubon Magazine 44(3):186–187. and climate by pollen analysis by Paul B. Sears. In: Concepts of Ecology,. Clampitt A. 1958. Review of The Ecology of Man. Audubon Magazine 60(2):90. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc., p. 160-163. Clepper H, editor. 1971. Paul Bigelow Sears (1891- ). In: Leaders of American Kormondy EJ. 1984. Deter, mination of the chronology of forest composition and Conservation. New York, NY: The Ronald Press Company, p. 289-290. climate by pollen analysis by Paul B. Sears. In: Concepts of Ecology, Third Compton AH, et al. 1937. Review of This Is Our World. Scientific Book Club Ed., Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc., p. 219-222. Review 8:1. Laurence WL. 1952 Dec 28. New drug hailed as gain in TB fight. [Re: Presentation Compton G. 1947 Oct 26. Outdoors books. [Reviews of Mueller CH., Bulbs on Mexican, New Mexican lake bed pollen at annual meeting of American for Beauty and Sears PB, Deserts on the March.] Chicago Sunday Tribune Association for the Advancement of Science.] New York Times, p. 36. Magazine of Books, Part 4, p. 13. Lee E. 1991. Obituaries: Prof. Paul B. Sears, 1891–1990. Yale Forest School Cousins N. 1939. Review of Who Are These Americans? Current History 50(5):4. News, 77(2):19. Dahl E. 1964. Present-day distribution of plants and past climate [including a Leeper EM. 1976. Paul Sears’ faith that the world hangs together. BioScience discussion with Sears.] In: The Reconstruction of Past Environments. Smith 26(9):536, 582. ER, editor; Hester JJ; Schoenwetter J, assemblers. Ranches of Taos, NM: Fort Lord Russell. 1937 Nov 14. From lichens to languages. [Review of This Is Our Burgwin Research Center, p. 52–61. World.] New York Herald Tribune Books, p. 6. Damon P. 1964. The present status and future possibilities of geochemistry as Lord Russell. 1948. Deflowering the earth. [Mentions Sears twice.] Saturday applied to paleoecological research [including a discussion with Sears.] In: Review of Literature 31(24):23–24. The Reconstruction of Past Environments. Smith ER, editor; Hester JJ; Lundelius Jr. E. 1964. The use of vertebrates in paleoecological reconstructions Schoenwetter J, assemblers. Ranches of Taos, NM: Fort Burgwin Research [including a discussion with Sears.] In: The Reconstruction of Past Center, p. 77–84. Environments. Smith ER, editor.; Hester JJ, Schoenwetter J, assemblers. Dasmann RF. 1967. Review of The Living Landscape. Quarterly Review of Biology Ranches of Taos, NM: Fort Burgwin Research Center, p. 26-31. 42(3):418. M JW. 1936 Feb 12. Review of Deserts on the March. Boston Transcript, p. 3. Davies LE. 1955 May 8. Antiquity guides aridity students. New York Times, Sect. Malde HE. 1964. The ecologic significance of some unfamiliar geologic I, p. 71. processes [including a discussion with Sears.] In: The Reconstruction of Dexter RW. 1962. Conservation and the Ohio Academy of Science – An historical Past Environments. Smith ER, editor.; Hester JJ, Schoenwetter J, assemblers. review. Ohio J Sci 62(5):274-280. Ranches of Taos, NM: Fort Burgwin Research Center, p. 7-15. Dick HW. 1964. Archaeological limitations [including a discussion with Sears.] Martin PS. 1964. Pollen analysis and the full-glacial landscape [including a discussion In: The Reconstruction of Past Environments. Smith,ER, editor; Hester JJ; with Sears.] In: The Reconstruction of Past Environments. 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Stamp LD. 1950. Review of Deserts on the March, 1949 Edition. Nature 165 Meyer BS. 1983. Paul Bigelow Sears. In: Botany at the Ohio State University: The First (4185): 48. 100 Years. Bulletin of the Ohio Biological Survey, New Series 6(2):32-33, 66. Stamp LD. 1958. Review of The Ecology of Man. Journal of Ecology 46: 779–780. Minot F. 1952 Aug 25. Conservation of food supplies. [Response to Sears’ 1952 Stroud RH, editor. 1985. Biographical sketch. In: National Leaders of American Aug 4 letter to the New York Times.] New York Times, p. 16. Conservation. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, p. 345–346. Mitchell GF. 1958. Late-glacial finds of Lepidurus arcticus (Pallas) in the British Stuckey RL. 1981a. Contributors to the development of the Prairie Peninsula Isles. In: Lüdi W, editor. Verhandlungen der Vierten Internationalen Tagung concept. In: The Prairie Peninsula–In the Shadow of Transeau. [Proceedings of der Quartärbotaniker in der Schweiz Vom 6. 1957 Aug 16. Bern, Switz: Verlag the Sixth NorthAmerican Prairie Conference, The Ohio State University, 1978 Hans Huber, p. 108 Aug.] Stuckey RL, Reese KJ, editors. Ohio Biological Survey Notes 15: 24–36. Moore RH. 1985. The Paul Sears I know. Transactions of the Nebraska Academy Stuckey RL. 1981b. Origin and development of the concept of the Prairie Peninsula. of Sciences 13:107–110. In: The Prairie Peninsula–In the Shadow of Transeau. [Proceedings of the Morrison P. 1950. Man and space. [Reviews of Infeld L, Albert Einstein: His Work Sixth North American Prairie Conference, The Ohio State University, 1978 and Its Influence on Our World and Sears PB, Charles Darwin: The Naturalist Aug.] Stuckey RL, Reese KJ, editors. Ohio Biological Survey Notes 15: 4–23. as a Cultural Force.] New Republic 123(15):27–28. Stuckey RL. 1990. Paul Bigelow Sears (1891–1990): Eminent scholar, ecologist, Nagel E. 1950 Feb 28. Species and relativity. [Reviews of Sears PB, Charles Darwin: and conservationist. Ohio J Sci 90(5):186–190. The Naturalist as a Cultural Force and Infeld L, Albert Einstein: His Work Stuckey RL. 1991. Tribute to an eminent Ohioan: Paul Bigelow Sears (1891- and Its Influence on Our World.] New York Times, Book Review Sect., p. 6. 1990). Eminent Scholar, Ecologist, and Conservationist. Contributions to Newbould PJ. 1965. Review of The Biology of the Living Landscape. Journal of Vegetation Mapping. Ecology 53(3):823. Stuckey RL, Sterling, KB. 1997. Paul Bigelow Sears. In: Sterling KB, Harmond RP, Nordskog JE. 1940. Review of Who Are These Americans? World Affairs Interpreter Cevasco GA, Hammond LF, editors. Biographical Dictionary of American 11:107–108. and Canadian Naturalists and Environmentalists. Westport, CT: Greenwood Oehser PH. 1950a. Natural selection and relativityland. [Reviews of Sears PB, Press, p. 717-719. Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as a Cultural Force and Infeld L, Albert Sullivan W. 1963 Oct 30. Clearer writing on science urged: A program for encouraging Einstein: His Work and Its Influence on Our World.] Saturday Review of sharing of ideas begins. [Sears awarded the Richard Prentice Ettinger Medal.] Literature 33(8):24, 26. New York Times, p. 36. Oehser PH. 1950b. Sears on Darwin. [Review of Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as Szafer VW. 1958. Über die Zweiteilung des Riss-Glazials. In: Lüdi W, editor. a Cultural Force; excerpt from a review for the Saturday Review of Literature Verhandlungen der Vierten Internationalen Tagung der Quartärbotaniker in 33. 1950.] The Land 9(1):127. der Schweiz Vom 6. 1957 Aug 16. Bern, Switz: Verlag Hans Huber, p. 126-131. Osborn F. 1950. Charles Darwin. [Review of Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as a T AG. 1936. The destructiveness of the human animal. [Review of Deserts on the Cultural Force.] Ecology 31(4):665. March.] Journal of Ecology 24(1):296–297. P RK. 1955 Aug 21. Science notes: Translation from the Russian–facts for politicians. Thompson R. 1937 Jan 30. Books of the Times. [Review of Book-of-the-Month [Re: First New England Watershed Conference.] New York Times, Sect. IV, p. 9. Club awards and Deserts on the March.] New York Times, p. 15. Parshley HM. 1950 Feb 19. Review of Charles Darwin: The Naturalist as a Cultural Thone F. 1935. The worth of weeds. Science News Letter 28(766):382. Force. New York Herald Tribune, Book Review Sect., p. 6. Thone F. 1936. Peril of the wilderness. [Review of Deserts on the March.] Patten Jr. BC. 1994. Paul Bigelow Sears. [Includes autobiographical letter from Commonweal 23(16):445–446. Sears.] In: The Murray Fife Buell Seminar on World Ecologists, Burgess RL, Thone F. 1938. The return of Malthus. Science News Letter 33(17):275. editor. Syracuse, NY: College of Environmental Science and Forestry, State Thone F. 1940. Unity called for. [Review of Address at University of Pennsylvania University of New York, p. 498–512. Bicentennial Conference.] Science News Letter 38(14):222. Peattie DC. 1936 Apr 19. A grass-roots pessimism. [Review of Deserts on the Thone F. 1948. Have we learned? [Review of Deserts on the March.] Science News March.] New York Herald Tribune, Books Sect., p. 8. Letter 53(9):142. Phillips MI. 1975. Man’s best friend. [Reply to the 1974 Nov 1 letters on “Dog Umbarger M. 1947–48. Living history. [Review of Deserts on the March, 1947 control”.] Science 187(4172):113. Edition.] The Land 6(4):518–519. Potter LD. 1964. Limitations of palynology to paleoecological reconstruction VandeWater M. 1954. Corn tells America’s story. Science News Letter 66 [including a discussion with Sears.] In: The Reconstruction of Past (9):138–139. Environments. Smith ER, editor; Hester JJ, Schoenwetter J, assemblers. Ranches Waller A. 1938. This is our world. [Review of This Is Our World.] Ecology 19 of Taos, NM: Fort Burgwin Research Center, p. 39–43. (2):317–318. Prendergast B. 1962 Oct 17. Yale conservationist argues destroying resources ‘evil.’ Waller AE. 1950. The impact of evolution on civilization. [Review of Charles [Re: Third annual dinner meeting of ACRES Inc.] The Journal Gazette, Sect. Darwin. The naturalist as a cultural force.] Journal of the New York Botanical C, p. 1. Gardens 51(609):226, 228. Rand J. 1935 Nov 6. The book of the day: What drought and flood and the stupidity White JT and others. 1964. Paul Bigelow Sears. In: National Cyclopaedia of of man can do to wreck a country. [Review of Deserts on the March.] New American Biography. p. 248-249. York Sun, p. 29. Wiggins IL. 1960. Investigations in the natural history of Baja, California. Rice EL, Cross GL. 1990. Chapter 3: The Sears Years, 1927-1938. In: A History of Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences Fourth Series 30 (11- the Department of Botany and Microbiology at the University of Oklahoma: 45):30–32. The First Hundred Years. vi; 145 p. Willard B. 1936. Marching deserts. [Review of Deserts on the March.] Ohio J Salter Jr. LA. 1939. Review of Who Are These Americans? Rural Sociology 4 Sci 36:64. (4):484–485. Wise JH, Spivey HE, Congleton JE, Skaggs KG. 1940. Review questions for Schmeck Jr. HM. 1957 Dec 29. Space in U.S. seen chief space need. [Re: Past “Science and the new landscape.” In: Spivey HE, Wise JH, Congleton JE, president’s address to the American Association for the Advancement of Skaggs KG, editors. Essays for Better Reading. New York, NY: Harcourt, Science: The inexorable problem of space.] New York Times, Sect. 1, p. 24. Brace and Company, p. 447–585. Shepard Jr. P. 1952. Experiment in learning. [Re: Yale Conservation Program.] American Forests 8:20–22. Acknowledgements. The authors are grateful to Ronald L. Stuckey and the Shepard P, McKinley D. 1969. Editors’ introduction to: The inexorable problem of late Robert L. Burgess for assistance in creating the 1994 unpublished bibliography space. In: The Subversive Science: Essays toward an Ecology of Man, Shepard on which this was based. For the partial update and verification of the additional P, McKinley D, editors. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Company; p. 77. references we thank the above in addition to Debra Andreadis, Lynn Elfner, Eileen Simpson Jr. CM. 1936. Dry farming and duststorms. [Review of Deserts on the Schofield, Linda CK Shane and Sally White. March.] Southwest Review 21(4):439–441.