Agriculture in Ohio Learn about Ohio’s agricultural heritage, including the ways that farming has shaped our landscape, our culture and our economy. The Land Ohio’s state boundaries enclose 41,222 square miles. The s

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• History of the Americas
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• Archaeology of the Americas
• Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
• Ohio
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Ecology and the ratchet of events: Climate variability, niche dimensions, and species distributions Stephen T. Jacksona,1, Julio L. Betancourtb, Robert K. Boothc, and Stephen T. Grayd aDepartment of Botany and Program i

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• Atmospheric sciences
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NATURAL HISTORY AND LANDSCAPE-USE OF GUIGNAS (ONCIFELIS GUIGNA) ON ISLA GRANDE DE CHILOÉ, CHILE Author(s): Jim Sanderson, Mel E. Sunquist, and Agustin W. Iriarte Source: Journal of Mammalogy, 83(2):Published By

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WILLIAM SWANSON By George Melrod October 2007

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• William Swanson
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• Color Field
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depARTure The Horizon and the Interstate Sublime By Georgina Kobler November, 2008

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• Luminism
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• American art
• Timothy Tompkins
• Cultural history of the United States
• Landscape art
• Albert Bierstadt
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• Thomas Cole
• Visual arts
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Examining the relationship between fire history and Sudden Oak Death patterns: A case study in Sonoma County1 Max A. Moritz2, Dennis C. Odion3 Abstract Fire is often integral to forest ecology and can affect forest disea

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• Science
• Tree diseases
• Sudden oak death
• Ecological succession
• Environmental design
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• Vegetation
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• Sonoma
• California
• Biology
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‘ARTISTS, AFTER ALL, INTERVENE IN THE MINDS OF THE AUDIENCE’: LUIS
CAMNITZER ON THE PROBLEMS OF ART EDUCATION BY Alex Greenberger POSTED:00 PM Luis Camnitzer, Landscape as an Attitude, 1979, silver gelati

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• Literature
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• Dialogue
• Art
• Ion
• Fiction
• Luis Camnitzer
• Place of birth missing

Education: Lesson Plan RESOURCES FOR K-12 EDUCATORS Hannah Duston Killing the Indians Junius Brutus Stearns, Hannah Duston Killing the Indians, 1847. Oil on canvas, x" Lesson: Western Expansion and the Depi

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• Hannah Duston
• Puritans
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• Albert Bierstadt
• Junius Brutus Stearns
• Abenaki people
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• Manifest Destiny
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SKY’S THE LIMIT TO DEDICATE MEDITATION GARDEN DECEMBER 5 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NOVEMBER 22, 2010 CONTACT: RAY YEAGER

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• Design history
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WILDFLOWERS, naturally! Celebrating Florida’s First Flowers Native Wildflower Landscape Recognition Program Throughout history, flower gardens have inspired people of all ages to contemplate the beauty of

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• Land management
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