Exploring Models in the Biology Classroom
Caleb M. Bryce(University of California, Santa Cruz), Gregory S. Gilbert(University of California, Santa Cruz), Vikram B. Baliga(University of British Columbia), L. Maxine Tarjan(University of California, Santa Cruz), Kristin L. de Nesnera(University of California, Santa Cruz), Kimberly T. Goetz(University of California, Santa Cruz), Sarah Baumgart(Watsonville Community Hospital), Donald G. Bard(University of California, Santa Cruz), Duran Fiack(Lehman College), Ingrid M. Parker(University of California, Santa Cruz), Doris Ash(University of California, Santa Cruz), Catherine E. Wade(University of California, Santa Cruz), Veronica Yovovich(University of California, Santa Cruz)
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