Some of the more significant bibliographic works that have appeared since 1970 are discussed. Bibliographies are given for the following areas: history, literature, the arts, philosophy, religion, anthropology and area studies, economics and employment, professions, education, politics and law, sociology, psychology, and health. (AM)

Family therapy training and supervision literature were reviewed and found to be fragmented and disorganized. There is a need for a comprehensive source which would synthesize this literature and compare the existing viewpoints. This paper works toward this end by reviewing, contrasting, and categorizing the available publications. (Author)

Discusses how muscle can exert an influence on the behavioral potential of an organism and attempts to refute the "all or none law" by demonstrating that skeletal muscle is not merely a slave of the central nervous system. (Author/MA)

Describes the operation and use of the scanning electron microscope as an important tool for ocean scientists. Numerous electron micrographs are included. (MA)

The origins of trigonometry, several trigonometric terms, and some theorems of plane trigonometry are discussed. (MN)

Examines the phenomenon of water drops that float on water at room temperature. Describes experiments that have been done to study this phenomenon. (MA)

Discusses the origin and existence of sediment layers in the Atlantic Ocean. (CP)

Describes the general thrust of deep-sea microbiology research. Discusses the existence of deep-sea food chains. (CP)

A brief history of measurement systems beginning with the Egyptians and Babylonians is given, ending with a discussion of the metric system and its adoption by the United States. Tables of metric prefixes, metric units, and common metric conversions are included. (MN)

Describes two undergraduate courses in primate behavior, which emphasize hierarchy status, learning communications systems, social behavior, and ecological relationships of primates. Included is an extensive listing of resources for primate behavior. (SL)

Provided is a collection of materials relating to rehabilitation programs and services for deaf children and adults. (SBH)

Provided is a collection of materials relating to information and research programs and services on deafness. (SBH)

Examines the concept of PdV work and the harmonic oscillator as an example of a thermodynamic system with properties analogous to an ideal gas. (SL)

This bibliography cites studies concerning Quebec French done since 1965, and is a sequel to Dulong's 1966 bibliography. (Text is in French.) (CDSH/CLK)

A survey of the available literature in water chemistry is presented. Materials surveyed include: texts, reference books, bibliographic resources, journals, American Chemical Society publications, proceedings, unpublished articles, and reports. (BT)