Georgia Journal of Science articles from September 2001

Georgia Journal of Science archives from September 2001

GAS President's Comments and Report from the Academy Council.
September 22, 2001... Very often I get to talk with students and colleagues about the many benefits of being active with the Georgia Academy of Science. For the students, I speak of opportunities to present their work before some of Georgia's leading scientists, and...

SHORTER COMMUNICATIONS: WIDEBAND PHOTOELECTRIC MAGNITUDE MEASUREMENTS OF SATURN IN 2000.(Statistical Data Included)
September 22, 2001... ABSTRACT Between Sep. 16 and Dec. 8, 2000 the brightness and color of Saturn was measured with a photoelectric photometer and color filters. During this time the rings were tilted at an angle of 24[degrees] with respect to Earth. The...

LONGER COMMUNICATIONS: THE FIRST REPORT OF CARCHAROCLES AURICULATUS FROM THE OLIGOCENE OF GEORGIA IN THE CONTEXT OF PREVIOUS GULF COAST RECORDS.
September 22, 2001... ABSTRACT Carcharocles auriculatus de Blainville, 1818 [1] is uncommon in Eocene [2] and Oligocene-aged marine vertebrate faunas of the Gulf and Atlantic coasts [3]. Carchrocles auriculatus has been reported from the Oligocene of...

A SURVEY OF THE MOORE CREEK FISH FAUNA, BALDWIN COUNTY, GEORGIA.
September 22, 2001... Dennis Parmley [1,3] Gabe Gaddis [2] ABSTRACT Between November 1997 and March 1998, the fish fauna of Moore Creek, Baldwin County, central Georgia was surveyed. A total of 2144 fish were collected from five habitats along a 1 km...

BIOLOGY OF COPELATUS CAELATIPENNIS PRINCEPS YOUNG (COLEOPTERA: DYTISCIDAE: COPELATINAE) WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE MATURE LARVA.
September 22, 2001... ABSTRACT Larvae of Copelatus Erichson were collected from temporary (polyxeric) woodland and roadside habitats in Jasper County, cultured into the adult stage, and identified as C. caelatipennis princeps. The presence of mature larvae in...