The bibliography on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome presents 312 unannotated journal articles for use by professionals working with American Indian people and is designed to serve as a vital source of knowledge on alcohol and child health. The bibliography is intended to list articles on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and humans, and only highlight a minimal number on the effects of alcohol on experimental animals. The literature, from 1967 to 1980, includes topics such as the effects of alcohol on the fetus; alcoholism during pregnancy; smoking and drug addiction related to an infant's health; cases and history of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome; infants of alcoholic mothers; warning label views; prevention of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome; congenital malformations in offspring of alcoholic mothers; clinical perspectives on the fetal alcohol syndrome; infants of drug addicted mothers; characteristics of the mental development of children of alcoholic mothers; effects of maternal alcohol, nicotine, and caffeine use during pregnancy on infant mental and motor development; psychologic handicaps in children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome; and IQ in children of recovered alcoholic mothers. The bibliography also includes citations on experimental animals with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. (ERB)