1. Brown, RH. 1976. The Potency of Prevailing ConceptsOrigins-GRI 3(1):3-5. CELD ID 1875.
The Potency of Prevailing Concepts
2. Wysong, RL. 1976. Re: Wheeler: The cruelty of nature (ORIGINS 2:32-41)Origins-GRI 3(1):6. CELD ID 1876.
Re: Wheeler: The cruelty of nature (ORIGINS 2:32-41)
3. Snow, GE; Javor, GT. 1976. Re: Snow and Javor: Oxygen and evolution (ORIGINS 2:59-63)Origins-GRI 3(1):6-7. CELD ID 1877.
Re: Snow and Javor: Oxygen and evolution (ORIGINS 2:59-63)
4. Burdick, CL. 1976. Re: Neufeld: Dinosaur tracks and giant men (ORIGINS 2:64-76)Origins-GRI 3(1):7-8. CELD ID 1878.
Re: Neufeld: Dinosaur tracks and giant men (ORIGINS 2:64-76)
5. Evard, R; Schrodetzki, D. 1976. Chemical EvolutionOrigins-GRI 3(1):9-37. CELD ID 1879.
Chemical Evolution
6. Clark, JD. 1976. Some Philosophical Implications of the Theory of EvolutionOrigins-GRI 3(1):38-45. CELD ID 1880.
Some Philosophical Implications of the Theory of Evolution
7. Ford, JR. 1976. An Update on the Teaching of Creation in CaliforniaOrigins-GRI 3(1):46-47. CELD ID 1881.
An Update on the Teaching of Creation in California
8. Baldwin, DD. 1976. Study in the John Day CountryOrigins-GRI 3(1):48-51. CELD ID 1882.
Study in the John Day Country
9. Lugenbeal, EN. 1976. Ancestral DissonanceOrigins-GRI 3(1):52-55. CELD ID 1883.
Ancestral Dissonance
10. Clausen, CD. 1976. Neopilina: A Living FossilOrigins-GRI 3(1):56-59. CELD ID 1884.
Neopilina: A Living Fossil