An editor of this publication wrote the editorial "A Book for Burning?", in which he argued that Rupert Sheldrake produced "the literature of intellectual aberrations".
An editor of this publication wrote the editorial "A Book for Burning?", in which he argued that Rupert Sheldrake produced "the literature of intellectual aberrations". That editor of this publication also wrote the 1983 editorial "No Need for Panic about AIDS". It currently prints short stories called "Futures". Norman Lockyer created this publication in 1869 and named it for a line from a Wordsworth poem. Its article "Coping with Peer Rejection" admitted mistakes like rejecting the work of Robert Huber and Hartmut Michel. In 1997, this British publication printed a landmark article about Dolly the sheep, and in 1953, it published Watson and Crick's paper explaining the structure of DNA. For 10 points, what publication, along with Science, is the world's most cited scientific journal?
An editor of this publication wrote the editorial "A Book for Burning?", in which he argued that Rupert Sheldrake produced "the literature of intellectual aberrations".
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