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Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, published by Columbia University Press
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia contains entries on people, places, events, historical facts and terms, with bibliographies for further reading.
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sea slug (gastropod)
sea snake (reptile, vertebrate)
sea spider (in zoology)
sea star (echinoderm)
sea turtle (reptile, vertebrate)
sea urchin (echinoderm)
sea whip (in zoology)
seaborgium (element)
seafloor spreading (in Oceanography)
Seaford (city, New York)
Seaham (city, England)
seahorse (fish)
seal (in zoology)
seal (stamp)
Seal Beach (city, California)
seaplane (vehicle)
searchlight (mechanical device)
Sears Tower (structure, United States)
Seaside (city, Florida)
Seaside (city, California)
seasons (in meteorology, astronomy)
Seattle (city, Washington)
seaweed (algea)
sebaceous gland (in anatomy)
Sebago Lake (lake, Maine)
Sebat (unit)
secant (in mathematics, geometry)
Secaucus (city, New Jersey)
secession (in political science)
second (unit)
Second Shepherds' Play (theater, England)
secret police (organization, Europe/Russia)
Secret Service, United States (division, United States)
secret society (organization)
Secretariat (Racehorse)
secretion (material)
Secunderabad (city, India)
securities (in finance)
Securities and Exchange Commission (agency, United States)
securities trading (in finance)
Sedalia (city, Missouri)
Sedan (city, France)
sedative (drug)
sedge (plant, herb)