Paul Sears | Academic Influence

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According to Wikipedia, Paul Bigelow Sears was an American ecologist and writer. He was born in Bucyrus, Ohio. Sears attended Ohio Wesleyan University , the University of Nebraska at Lincoln , and the University of Chicago .

Paul Sears's Published Works

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Published Papers

Deserts on the March (95)
Ecology—a Subversive Subject (82)
VEGETATION MAPPING. (62)
A Vegetation Map of Africa (62)
PALYNOLOGY IN SOUTHERN NORTH AMERICA (58)
The Natural Vegetation of Ohio (48)
The Natural Vegetation of Ohio II. The Prairies (41)
PALYNOLOGY IN SOUTHERN NORTH AMERICA PART III: MICROFOSSIL PROFILES UNDER MEXICO CITY CORRELATED WITH THE SEDIMENTARY PROFILES (41)
San Augustin Plains--Pleistocene Climatic Changes. (40)
Postglacial Climate in Eastern North America (35)
The living landscape (33)
The living land (32)
Statement of purposes and objectives of science education in school (30)
Respiration and Photosynthesis (29)
Common Fossil Pollen of the Erie Basin (29)
The Natural Vegetation of Ohio. I, A Map of the Virgin Forest (29)
PALYNOLOGY IN SOUTHERN NORTH AMERICA. I: ARCHEOLOGICAL HORIZONS IN THE BASINS OF MEXICO (27)
A Record of Post-Glacial Climate in Northern Ohio (26)
Forest Sequence and Climatic Change in Northeastern North America Since Early Wisconsin Time (25)
The Human Use of the Earth (25)
A Pollen Profile from the Grassland Province (22)
POSTGLACIAL MIGRATION OF FIVE FOREST GENERA (22)
Two Long Climatic Records. (19)
Human ecology: a problem in synthesis. (19)
Types of North American Pollen Profiles (18)
THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENT IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA1 (17)
Forest Sequences in the North Central States (16)
The Inexorable Problem of Space. (16)
Science and Policy. (15)
The Rate of Peat Growth in the Erie Basin (14)
Population of Australia. (14)
Challenge of Survival. (14)
A climatic sequence from two Nevada caves (14)
The ecology of man (13)
Vegetation, Climate, and Coastal Submergence in Connecticut (13)
Pollen Analysis of Mud Lake Bog in Ohio (12)
Postglacial Vegetation in the Erie-Ohio Area (11)
Charles Darwin the Naturalist as a Cultural Force (11)
A Pacific Tropical Botanical Garden. (11)
Conservation in Theory and Practice (10)
Some Notes on the Ecology of Ecologists (10)
Variations in Cytology and Gross Morphology of Taraxacum. I. Cytology of Taraxacum laevigatum (9)
PALYNOLOGY AND THE CLIMATIC RECORD OF THE SOUTHWEST (9)
Plio-Pleistocene sediments and climates of the San Augustin Plains, New Mexico (9)
This is Our World (9)
Climatic Change as a Factor in Forest Succession (8)
Pollen Spectra Associated with the Orleton Farms Mastodon Site (8)
Microfossils in an Arkansas Peat and Their Significance (8)
The Biology of the Living Landscape. (7)
Variations in Cytology and Gross Morphology of Taraxacum. II. Senescence, Rejuvenescence, and Leaf Variation in Taraxacum (7)
Fossil maize polleti in Mexico. (6)
A SUBMERGED MIGRATION ROUTE. (5)
Natural and Cultural Aspects of Floods. (5)
Dog control. (4)
The Place of Ecology in Science (4)
Native Vegetation of Nebraska. J. E. Weaver. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, 1965. vi + 185 pp. Illus. $4.75 (4)
Time To Pause and Regroup? (4)
Evaporation and Plant Zones in the Cedar Point Marsh (4)
The Natural Vegetation of Ohio. III, Plant Succession (3)
Importance of Ecology in the Training of Engineers. (3)
PALYNOLOGY IN SOUTHERN NORTH AMERICA INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (3)
Amiotic Parthenogenesis in Taraxacum Vulgare (Lam.) Schrk. and Taraxacum Laevigatum (Willd.) DC : A Preliminary Report (3)
Fossil Maize Pollen in Mexico (3)
Making the goods we need (3)
VARIATION IN TARAXACUM. (3)
Charles C. Adams, Ecologist. (3)
Pollen Analysis of the Michillinda Peat Seam (3)
Where there is life (3)
The Future of the Naturalist (3)
Ohio Vegetation When First Surveyed (3)
Where there is life : an introduction to ecology (2)
CRISIS UNDER WATER. (2)
Lake lundy time. (2)
3. CLIMATE AND CIVILIZATION (2)
The interdependence of archeology and ecology, with examples from Middle America. (2)
Pleistocene climate in Mexico, Part 4 of Sears, P. B., Palynology in southern North America (2)
Ecology and the Social Sciences: A Reply (2)
Ecological Basis of Land Use and Management (2)
Britain's Nature Reserves. (2)
Teaching Ecological Relationships through Biological Field Trips: Interrelations between Man and His Environment (2)
GRAZING VERSUS MAPLE SYRUP. (2)
CLIMATIC CHANGE IN JAPAN. (1)
RECENT CLIMATE AND VEGETATION A FACTOR IN THE MOUND-BUILDING CULTURES? (1)
The Perspective of Time (1)
Climate and Culture—New Evidence (1)
Varves in the Bed of Lake Erie. (1)
Land Use and Wildlife Resources. (1)
Reflections on Science-Writing. (1)
Comparative Costs of Restoration and Reclamation of Land (1)
The Great American Shelter-Belt (1)
The Ecology of Man. Condon Lectures for 1957. (1)
Airs, waters and places (1)
The Insolation-Exposure Factor (1)
Conservation of Natural Resources (1)
The Castalia Prairie (1)
Amiotic Parthenogenesis in Taraxacum Vulgare (Lam.) Scrk. and Traxacum Laevigatum (Willd.) DC. (1)
The biology of the living landscape : an introduction to ecology (1)
Pressures of population an ecologist's point of view. (1)
The Insect Galls of Cedar Point and Vicinity (1)
The Destructiveness of the Human Animal@@@Deserts on the March. (1)
Crisis Under Water (1)
BOTANISTS AND THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES (1)
SOILS AND HEALTH. (1)
SCIENCE AND GENERAL EDUCATION. (1)
Economics and Industry (1)
Importance of Grassland Reserves (0)
Grasslands . A symposium. Howard B. Sprague, Ed. Publ. No. 53. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, D.C., 1959. xv + 406 pp. Illus. Prepaid to members, $8; others, $9. (0)
Reply to a Critical Dog (0)
Book Reviews: The North American Prairie (0)
The American Oasis . The land and its uses. Edward Higbee. Knopf, New York, 1957. iv + 262 pp. + index. Illus. $5. (0)
Book Review:The Study of Plant Communities. Henry J. Oosting (0)
CULTURE PATTERNS AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (0)
BOTANICAL CRITICISM. (0)
Berkner, Lloyd V., The Scientific Age (0)
Preservation of Wildlife. (Books on Science for Laymen: Wildlife Conservation) (0)
Two Books on Plant Physiology (0)
Book Reviews: The Flood Control Controversy. Big Dams, Little Dams, and Land Management (0)
The Future of Arid Lands. Papers and Recommendations from the International Arid Lands Meetings. Edited by Gilbert F. White. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Publ. 43, Washington, 1956. ix+464 pp., 49 illus. $6.75 ($5.75 to A.A.A.S. members). (0)
Changing Man's Habitat: Physical and Biological Phenomena (0)
Soils and Health (0)
Biologists and Conservation of Natural Resources (0)
BEYOND THE FOREST (0)
An Ecologist Looks at the Record (0)
Man and the Land: Two Discussions (0)
Floods and Dust Storms Children of the Same Folly (0)
Challenge and Satisfaction (0)
Population of Australia. (0)
The North American Deserts . Edmund C. Jaeger. Stanford University Press, Stanford, 1957. x + 308 pp. Illus. $5.95. (0)
The Flood Control Controversy . Big dams, little dams, and land management. Luna B. Leopold and Thomas Maddock, Jr. Ronald Press, New York, 1954. xiii + 278 pp. $5. (0)
Agricultural research policies. (0)
Reading the Landscape . An Adventure in Ecology. May Theilgaard Watts. Macmillan, New York, 1957. x+230 pp. Illus. $4.75. (0)
The Last Redwoods. Philip Hyde and Francois Leydet. Sierra Club, San Francisco, Calif., 1963. 127 pp. Illus. $17.50 (0)
Field Manual of Plant Ecology.Frank C. GatesPlant Ecology.W. B. McDougall (0)
Udall, Stewart L., The Quiet Crisis (0)
In Command of Tomorrow, by Sterling Brubaker (0)
The Impact of Human Populations on Natural Resources (0)
Grasslands. A symposium. Howard B. Sprague, Ed. Publ. No. 53. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, D.C., 1959. xv + 406 pp. Illus. Prepaid to members, $8; others, $9 (0)
A Conservation Handbook.Samuel H. Ordway, Jr. (0)
Great Men (0)
Book Review:Pesticides and the Living Landscape. Robert L. Rudd (0)
Varves in the Bed of Lake Erie (0)
Population and World Politics . Philip M. Hauser, Ed. Free Press, Glencoe, Ill., 1958. 297 pp.; The Grassland and Fodder Resources of India . R. O. Whyte. Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi, 1957. v+437 pp. Illus. $5. (0)
Conservation of Renewable Natural Resources: Some Fundamental Aspects of the Problem. (0)
This Is Our World (0)
Conservation of Renewable Natural Resources (0)
The Role of Botany in War-Time (0)
Researches in the Genus Taraxacum (0)
Conservation and Changing Environment (0)
Walter Firey. Man, Mind and Land: A Theory of Resource Use. Pp. 256 Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1960. $6.00 (0)
Byond Growth- Essays On Alternative Studies (0)
1976: Agenda for Tomorrow, by Stuart Udall and A Question of Priorities New Strategies for an Urbanized World, by Edward Higbee (0)
Climatic Change in Japan (0)
Grasslands . A symposium. Howard B. Sprague, Ed. Publ. No. 53. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, D.C., 1959. xv + 406 pp. Illus. Prepaid to members, $8; others, $9. (0)
The Pinyon-juniper Woodland and Desert Grass- Land Zones of Shantz and Zon, with Spruce and Fir Occupying the Existing Ponderosa Pine (0)
Dog Control (0)
Book Review:Population, Resources, Environment. Paul R. Ehrlich, Anne H. Ehrlich (0)
Conservation in Time of War (0)
Book Review:Soil Management for Conservation and Production. R. L. Cook (0)
The Decades Hence (0)
Great Men (0)
The American Oasis . The land and its uses. Edward Higbee. Knopf, New York, 1957. iv + 262 pp. + index. Illus. $5. (0)
Agricultural Research Policies (0)
Grasslands of the Great Plains . Their nature and use. J. E. Weaver and F. W. Albertson. With special chapters by B. W. Allred and A. Heerwagen. Johnson, Lincoln, Neb., 1956. 385 pp. Illus. $6.50. (0)
National Conservation Policy: Federal Conservation Policy, 1921-1933 . Donald C. Swain. University of California Press, Berkeley, 1963. 221 pp. Illus. Paper, $4. (0)
Book Review:Western Land and Water Use. Mont H. Saunderson (0)
Book Reviews: Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Developments in Theory, Technique, and Training (0)
Book Review:The Big Thicket. A Challenge for Conservation. Pete Gunter (0)
DR. SUSAN P. NICHOLS, 1873-1942. (0)
Fundamental aspects of conservation of renewable natural resources. (0)
Pollen Analysis@@@Pollen Analysis: An Outline of the Problems and Potentialities of the Method. Part I, Technique and Interpretation; Part II, General Applications of Pollen Analysis (0)
The 20th Century: Berkner's New Age or Boulding's Post-Civilization (0)
Our world and how we use it : social geography (0)
Vegetational Changes in the Sonoran Desert (0)
A Pollen Profile from the Grassland Province (0)
Ecology (0)
Anthocyan Pigments (0)
Grasslands of the Great Plains . Their nature and use. J. E. Weaver and F. W. Albertson. With special chapters by B. W. Allred and A. Heerwagen. Johnson, Lincoln, Neb., 1956. 385 pp. Illus. $6.50. (0)
Poison on the Land.J. Wentworth Day (0)
Conservation of Natural Resources.Guy-Harold Smith (0)
Once More the Dust (0)
Book Review:The Management and Conservation of Biological Resources. John D. Black (0)
Ivey, John E., Jr. Channeling research into education. American Council on Education Studies, Series I, Reports of Committees and Conferences, Number 19 (Volume VIII), August, 1944. 187 p (0)
Life in Deserts. J. L. Cloudsley-Thompson and M. J. Chadwick. Dufour, Philadelphia, 1964. xviii + 218 pp. Illus. $8.95 (0)
Half-Hearted Measures Won't Succeed for Flood Control (0)
Pollen Grains . By R. P. Wodehouse. xv + 574 pp. 123 figs. 14 plates. McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York. 1935. $6.00. (0)
The Ecology of North America. Victor E. Shelford. University of Illinois Press, Urbana, 1963. xxii + 610 pp. Illus. $10 (0)
Pollen Grains . By R. P. Wodehouse. xv + 574 pp. 123 figs. 14 plates. McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York. 1935. $6.00. (0)
An Introduction to Pollen Analysis.G. Erdtman (0)
Symposium on ‘Ecology as a guide to social change’: Held at the Yale University School of Forestry, New Haven, Connecticut, 14–18 July 1969 (0)
Agricultural Research Policies (0)
Wastes and Nutrients. (0)
Plant Communities: Native Vegetation of Nebraska . J. E. Weaver. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, 1965. vi + 185 pp. Illus. $4.75. (0)
Makers of modern science : a twentieth century library trilogy (0)
POLLEN ANALYSES IN OLD AND NEW MEXICO (0)
Life and the world it lives in (0)
Misdirected Attribution (0)
The Erosion Problem@@@Deserts on the March@@@The Use and Misuse of Land (0)
SOLVING CONSERVATION PROBLEMS (0)
Misdirected attribution. (0)
Response : Population of Australia (0)
Book Reviews: The Land Called Me (0)
Varves in the Bed of Lake Erie (0)
Book Review:Governing Soil Conservation: Thirty Years of the New Decentralization. Robert J. Morgan (0)
Truth and Consequences (0)
The Next Hundred Years (0)
Federal Conservation Policy, 1921-1933. Donald C. Swain. University of California Press, Berkeley, 1963. 221 pp. Illus. Paper, $4 (0)
Conservation of Natural Resources. Guy-Harold Smith (0)
Agricultural Ecology.Girolamo AzziAmerica's Natural Resources.Charles H. CallisonClimate and Economic Development in the Tropics.Douglas H. K. LeeThe Future of Arid Lands. Papers and Recommendations from the International Arid Lands Meetings.Gilbert F. White (0)
Variation in Taraxacum (0)
Plant Communities: Native Vegetation of Nebraska . J. E. Weaver. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, 1965. vi + 185 pp. Illus. $4.75. (0)
An ecologist looks at the record. (0)
Book Review:A Manual of Wildlife Conservation. Richard D. Teague (0)
Arid Lands, Their Flora and Fauna: Life in Deserts . J. L. Cloudsley-Thompson and M. J. Chadwick. Dufour, Philadelphia, 1964. xviii + 218 pp. Illus. $8.95. (0)
THE ASSIMILATION OF SCIENCE INTO GENERAL EDUCATION (0)
Life and Death of A Salt Marsh. By John and Mildred Teal. (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1969. 278 pp. Index, illustrations. $7.95.) (0)
Response : Population of Australia (0)
Population and World Politics . Philip M. Hauser, Ed. Free Press, Glencoe, Ill., 1958. 297 pp.; The Grassland and Fodder Resources of India . R. O. Whyte. Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi, 1957. v+437 pp. Illus. $5. (0)
To Live on Earth, by Sterling Brubaker (0)
Book Review:Natural Resources and Public Relations. Douglas L. Gilbert (0)
Symposium on Biological Communications (0)
A Pollen Profile from the Grassland Province (0)
The Foundations of Conservation Education@@@Conservation of National Resources (0)
The Last Horizon. Raymond F. Dasmann. Macmillan, New York, 1963. vi + 279 pp. Illus. $6.95 (0)
Face of North America: The Natural History of a Continent. Peter Farb. Harper and Row, New York, 1963. xv + 316 pp. Illus. $6.50 (0)
Reply to a critical dog. (0)
Forest History of Middle Europe (0)
Conservation of Renewable Natural Resources: Some Fundamental Aspects of the Problem (0)
The Importance of Biology Teaching for Secondary School Pupils. (0)
Range Problems and Their Solution (0)
Response : Our Upper Colorado River Project (0)
Catastrophe or Cornucopia: The Environment, Politics, and the Future, Stephen Cotgrove (0)
Recent Climate and Vegetation a Factor in the Mound-Building Cultures? (0)
Recent Climate and Vegetation a Factor in the Mound-Building Cultures? (0)
The Roles of Science and Ethics (0)
Our Upper Colorado River Project (0)
Ecology in Theory and Practice.Jonathan Benthall (0)
II. Nature and Moral Choice (0)
A Submerged Migration Route (0)

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