### history:

Human history
* battle of ideas that often leads to battles in war.
* begins with exile and precedes to violent competition.
* continuation of biological evolution in a different form.
* crop of weeds.
* follows a path of competition and warfare.
* is continuous through the times proposed for a global flood
  - entwined in the natural history of plants
* is filled with legends and literature about dragons
  - the catastrophic consequences of emerging infectious diseases
* is full of disasters caused by introducing harmful exotic organisms
  - examples of major devastations caused by bacteria and viruses
  - so-called solutions to the problems of human society
  - tales of men whose adventurous lives changed the world
  - like paleontology
  - populated by human beings
  - rife with models from which to learn and teach
* is the boiling of the pond surface of ordinary biology
  - history of childness, of silly quarrels for small reasons
* presents innumerable instances of human conflict based on religious disagreements.
* progresses because of essential contradictions centered upon the form of production.
* records horrible acts of hatred.
* story of deportations, banishments, bodily wrenchings and torments of every kind.
* tragic tale of war, oppression, and exploitation.

Indian history
* is full of brave and noble kings
  - rife with famous women saints, healers and priests
* portrays prominent in our area, as well as American history.

Jazz history
* Jazz History explores the history of jazz through a photograph.
* is racism and liberty, passion and sorrow, freedom of expression and unjust repression.

Legislative history
* Legislative histories are critically important in determining and interpreting legislative intent
  - lead to primary documents that are related to a particular law
* is used for discovering sources of information about the legislative intent.

### history:

Life history
* Life History -Black vine weevils overwinter as mature larvae or as pupae
  - Breeds during rainy season
  - Give birth to a single young, carried by mother
  - Spreading pogonia perennial herb
  - histories define a creature and make it what it is from birth until death
* Life histories vary among the zooplankton
  - tremendously from one species to the next
* correlates and extinction risk of capital breeding fishes
  - capital-breeding fishes
* correlates of evolution under high and low adult mortality
  - responses to fisheries exploitation
* is an adaptive complex of traits that relates strongly to the ecology of the organisms
  - the study of animal survival, growth, and reproduction
* patterns in birds and mammals and their evolutionary interpretation.
* predicts advancement of avian spring migration in response to climate change.

Military history
* can be about self-aware encounters with the reality of human nature.
* is as much about politics as it is about battles and campaigns
  - by far the best-selling genre of historical writing
  - more than just numbers, casualties, and body counts
* treasure chest where untold narratives are stored.

Modern history
* records the thylacine as being native to Tasmania.
* starts with the invention of the camera.

### history:

Natural history
* Natural History contains information on Bay-Delta hydrology, geology, biota, creeks, and habitats
  - has the dinosaurs and gems
* consists of spontaneous resolution.
* is also the area of biology about which people ask the most questions
  - books
  - nothing but evolution - the slow evolving of the planet and life forms
  - science
  - that of local invasion typically with local recurrence
* is the oldest and the most diffuse of all the branches of biology
  - story of the environment and all that is in it