Overview
Makes available to the general reader and scholar a broad survey of the scientific literature on alleged cosmic influences on humans, animals, and plants. To be included, a study must involve the collection of data or be a commentary on studies based on data.
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Author: John T. Burns
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
Imprint: Scarecrow Press
Edition: annotated edition
Dimensions:
Width: 14.20cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 22.40cm
Weight: 0.408kg
ISBN: 9780810833135
ISBN 10: 0810833131
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 27 March 1997
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Out of Print
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
...the annotations themselves make for some interesting reading...for those readers wishing to persue study of cosmic influences, this volume will prove a head start. It is recommended for large public libraries as well as college and university libraries. American Reference Books Annual Cosmic Influences on Humans, Animals, and Planst presents a survey of published scientific literature on alleged cosmic influences. AB Bookman's Weekly ...a superb source document for any researcher concerned with twentieth centure attempts to demonstrate cosmic influences, some of it necessary reading for all concerned with the wider ramifications of modern cosmology. Culture and Cosmos
...the annotations themselves make for some interesting reading...for those readers wishing to persue study of cosmic influences, this volume will prove a head start. It is recommended for large public libraries as well as college and university libraries. American Reference Books Annual Cosmic Influences on Humans, Animals, and Planst presents a survey of published scientific literature on alleged cosmic influences. Ab Bookman's Weekly ...a superb source document for any researcher concerned with twentieth centure attempts to demonstrate cosmic influences, some of it necessary reading for all concerned with the wider ramifications of modern cosmology. Culture and Cosmos
...the annotations themselves make for some interesting reading...for those readers wishing to persue study of cosmic influences, this volume will prove a head start. It is recommended for large public libraries as well as college and university libraries. American Reference Books Annual (ARBA) Cosmic Influences on Humans, Animals, and Planst presents a survey of published scientific literature on alleged cosmic influences. Ab Bookman's Weekly ...a superb source document for any researcher concerned with twentieth centure attempts to demonstrate cosmic influences, some of it necessary reading for all concerned with the wider ramifications of modern cosmology. Culture and Cosmos
...the annotations themselves make for some interesting reading...for those readers wishing to persue study of cosmic influences, this volume will prove a head start. It is recommended for large public libraries as well as college and university libraries. American Reference Books Annual (ARBA) Cosmic Influences on Humans, Animals, and Planst presents a survey of published scientific literature on alleged cosmic influences. AB Bookman's Weekly ...a superb source document for any researcher concerned with twentieth centure attempts to demonstrate cosmic influences, some of it necessary reading for all concerned with the wider ramifications of modern cosmology. Culture and Cosmos
...the annotations themselves make for some interesting reading...for those readers wishing to persue study of cosmic influences, this volume will prove a head start. It is recommended for large public libraries as well as college and university libraries. Arba Cosmic Influences on Humans, Animals, and Planst presents a survey of published scientific literature on alleged cosmic influences. Ab Bookman's Weekly ...a superb source document for any researcher concerned with twentieth centure attempts to demonstrate cosmic influences, some of it necessary reading for all concerned with the wider ramifications of modern cosmology. Culture and Cosmos
Author Information
John T. Burns (Ph.D., Louisiana State University) is Professor of Biology at Bethany College in Bethany, West Virginia. He served as the Executive Director of the Foundation for the Study of Cycles for five years, and he continues to serve as the Secretary for the Foundation's Board of Directors. He has published numerous articles on endocrinology and biological rhythms. He is the author of another Magill Bibliography, Cycles in Humans and Nature (Scarecrow 1994).
