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Appendix I List of Participants THOMAS M. DONAHUE, Co-CHAIRMAN University of Michigan ROALD Z. SAGDEEV, Co-CHAIRMAN Institute of Space Research ALEKSANDR T. BASILEVSKIY Vernadskiy Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry PETER H. BODENHEIMER University of California, Santa Cruz ALAN P. BOSS Carnegie Institution of Washington ROBERT ~ BROWN Space Telescope Science Institute ROBERT ~ GEHRZ University of Minnesota MIKHAIL V. GERASIMOV Institute of Space Research GEORGIY S. GOLITSYN Atmospheric Physics Institute DONALD M. HUNTEN University of Arizona 289

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290 JAMES F. KASTING The Pennsylvania State University VLADIMIR I. KEILIS-BOROK Schmidt Institute of the Physics of the Earth AVGUSTA P. LAVRUKHINA Vernadskiy Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry EUGENE H. LEVY University of Arizona VLADISLAV M. LINKIN Institute of Space Research LEONID S. MAROCHNIK Institute of Space Research ANDREY MONIN Shirshov Institute of Oceanology VASILIY MOROZ Institute of Space Research LEV MUKHIN Institute of Space Research RONALD G. PRINN Massachusetts Institute of Technology TAM:ARA U RUZMAIKINA Schmidt Institute of the Physics of the Earth VIKTOR S. SAFRONOV Schmidt Institute of the Physics of the Earth DAVID J. STEVENSON California Institute of Technology ANDREY V. VITIYAZEV Schmidt Institute of the Physics of the Earth VLADISLAV P. VOLKOV Vernadskiy Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry PLANETARY SCIENCES /

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JAMES C.G. WALKER University of Michigan STUART J. WEIDENSCHILLING Planetary Sciences Institute GEORGE W. WETHERILL Carnegie Institution of Washington GEORGIY M. ZASLAVSKIY Vernadskiy Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry VILEN ~ ZHARIKOV Institute of Experimental Mineralogy VLADIMIR N. ZHARKOV Schmidt Institute of the Physics of the Earth 291

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