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BioScience Current Issue

The July/August 2009 Issue of BioScience
- Vol. 59, No. 7 -

Organisms from Molecules to the Environment

Publishing 11 times a year. ISSN 0006-3568.

Cover:

A venomous scorpionfish (genus Scorpaena)—one of approximately 3000 species of fish found in the Papuan reef system—swims by a coral reef near the Motuore Island Research Center in Papua New Guinea. In the article that begins on page 584, Richard L. Wyman and colleagues discuss the prospects and challenges for international field stations, including the Motuore Island Research Center, and argue for the formation of regional networks to support communications among such stations. Photograph: David Harasti.

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