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      n u m b e r   1 -  January-February, 1986
  Crow’s nest 2
  Lighted houses in the sea Ben J. Korgen 4
  Listening to gray whales Edwin J.C. Sobey 10
  The mystery of Erebus and Terror Raymond Schuessler 20
  The inflatable sharks: Survival of the fattest? Scott Michael 27
  Trivia Nancy Vander Velde 34
  Oceanography’s new eye in the sky Michael Engle 37
  The fuzzy sponge thing Duog Perrine 44
  Kiel Canal: Busiest ship canal in the world David Gunston 46
  Making light of lifting Robin Burton 54
  Sea secrets/Sea winds 57
 
      n u m b e r   2 -  March-April, 1986
  Crow’s nest 82
  Talking with dolphins Ann G.Forcier – Beringer 84
  If chalk could talk:    
    A sea story over 100 million years old Charles T.Feazel 93
  Portugal’s stamps; Sea species under threat Lewis Medina 102
  The gulper eel and its Knotty problem Donald P. de Sylva 104
  Cape Cod’s sister sentries Elionor De Wire 109
  Cuttlebone: The buoyant skeleton Ronald Siezen 115
  Ocean - bottom mapping in the 1980s Charles T. Schafer &
  Lionel Carter 122
  Skimming for dinner:    
    The feeding behavior of black skimmers Richard F. Modlin 131
Sea secrets/Sea winds 137
 
      n u m b e r   3 -  May-June, 1986
  Diving an octopus’s garden Richard B. Aronson 162
  Asteroid impacts, seafloor sediments,    
  and extinction of the dinosaurus Charles T.Feazel 169
  The Sheepflod Richard Hathcock 179
  Red tide: A recurrent Barbara A. Coleman, Raymond N.  
    marine phenomenon   Doetsch & Roy D.Sjoblad 184
  Megamouth: New species of shark Larry Wood 192
  Why Cadiz must be saved Robert F. Marx 198
  Anastasia and the reef of sand Robert H. Gore 204
  Sea secrets/Sea winds 214
 
      n u m b e r   4 -  July-August, 1986
  Crow’s nest 242
  Columbia: Glacier in retreat Larry Wood 244
  Whales have riders, too J.L.McHugh 252
  California’s fish and oil:
  Conflict or coexistence? Michael Kronman 260
  Life in a sunless sea Rob Palmer 269
  The oldest shell game Mary K. Wicksten 278
  Remember the Maine? John C. Fine 280
  Boobies and frigates: Strange bedfellows Nancy Sefton 290
  Sea secrets/Sea winds 296
 
      n u m b e r   5 -  September-October, 1986
  Crow’s nest 322
  Oregon’s sea lion cave James Holbrook 324
  The topsy – turvy world of capillary waves James R. Smail 331
  Ciguatera: Scourge of seafood lovers David Leigh Rodgers &  
    Christopher Muench 338
  Aggressive behavior in the reef corals:    
    A strategy for survival? Alan Logan 347
  Dredging up old myths Williams R. Murden 352
  Postal coup for Palau 358
  Antifreeze in polar fishes Ronald J. Siezen 360
  Red abalone: The thesaurus    
    off California’s north coast Steven G. Rosenberg 367
Sea secrets/Sea winds 375
 
      n u m b e r   6 -  November-December, 1986
  Crow’s nest 402
  The mystery of the pink sand Harding B. Michel 404
  Troubled waters in otter territory Marlene Martin 408
  The breeches bouy: Seat of salvation Haynes R. Mahoney 416
  Varied life styles of the bluehead wrasse Doug Perrine 425
  Thera: Sleeping gigant of the Cyclades Charles H.V. Ebert 430
  Ivory gulls in the Canadian High Arctic Thomas G.Bell 439
  Shrimp culture in Ecuador: Edwin S. Iversen &
  Framers without seed   Darryl E. Jory 442
  Sea secrets/Sea winds 454
 
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