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Bartos' set victory was an achievement that the hapless Lions were not to duplicate the rest of the afternoon, as varsity netmen proceeded to out volley their Columbia opponents set after set. Frank Ripley, Gary Adelman, and Keith Martin, along with Mark Woodbury and Kal Pollen, overcame their six respective opponents in 12 straight sets of tennis...
...doubles matches, Sullivan and Ripley continued Harvard's domination, beating Aasnaes and Heinrich 6-4, 8-6. Niederhoffer and Gary Adelman had more trouble in turning back Charney and Bob Blumberg 4-6, 6-2, 6-1. Walter and Martin, along with Kalman Pollen and Clark Woodbury were also on victorious doubles teams...
...robber fly even has bunches of light hair on its hind legs to resemble the baskets of pollen that the bumblebee usually carries. The big difference between the two: the bee can sting and the robber fly cannot. The two doctors reasoned that the robber fly's beelike appearance protects it from predators that fear the sting of real bumblebees...
...into a basket with three compartments: for bones, for flint, and for river stones and pebbles. The stones go to a geologist, the bones to a paleontologist, and the flint to an archaeologist. The pale botanist takes a sample of dirt from eastrata, which he centrifuges to recover the pollen grains of plants which grad around the rock shelter thousands years...
...living bacteria. They could not originate in the soil, he decided, because they are present in the water when it is still 600 ft. below the surface. Besides, they were a type whose modern representatives live in the sea. And along with the bacteria, the brine carried fossil pollen from trees that grew in the Permian...