Science 1996 Ann Gibbons - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Science 1996 Ann Gibbons
A rare glimpse of an early human face.(earliest known fossil of genus Homo dated)	Science and technology	Ann Gibbons
Did Neandertals lose an evolutionary 'arms' race? (bone-growth differences in co-existing neandertals and modern man suggest different behaviors)	Science and technology	Ann Gibbons
Early birds rise from China fossil beds.(discovery of bird fossil in China)	Science and technology	Ann Gibbons
Facing the big chill in science. (includes related article on socioeconomic class, and advice to women and minorities seeking careers as academic scientists)(Women and Minorities '96)	Science and technology	Constance Holden, Ann Gibbons, Jocelyn Kaiser
First Americans: not mammoth hunters, but forest dwellers? (evidence of Paleoindian foragers found in Brazilian cave)	Science and technology	Ann Gibbons
Homo erectus in Java: a 250,000-year anachronism.(research on fossil man)	Science and technology	Ann Gibbons
New feathered fossil brings dinosaurs and birds closer.	Science and technology	Ann Gibbons
On the many origins of species. (formation of species without geographical isolation)(includes related article on biological diversity in the Amazon Basin)(Special News Report: Speciation)	Science and technology	Ann Gibbons, Virginia Morell
Starting species with third parties and sex wars. (mechanisms for forming new species)(includes related article on defining species)(Special News Report: Speciation)	Science and technology	Ann Gibbons, Virginia Morell
The peopling of the Americas.(genetic research on first inhabitants of the Americas)(includes related article on the Greenberg hypothesis)	Science and technology	Ann Gibbons

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