Strong baby limbs may kick image of maternal dinos

Article Abstract:

Paleobiologists Nicholas R. Geist and Terry D. Jones provide evidence suggesting that dinosaurs are born with pelves and leg joints that are strong enough to support early self-sufficiency. The evidence contradicts paleontologist Jack Horner's theory that dinosaurs were dependent for an extended period.

Behavior, Dinosaurs, Geist, Nicholas R., Jones, Terry D.

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Climbing the corporate ladder - using scientific skills

Article Abstract:

Many young scientists are moving into the corporate world and finding that they need managerial skills. Scientists making a transition to the business environment need knowledge of business and the ability to work with people. Earning a Master of Business Administration degree is one route.

Executives, Scientists, Vocational guidance

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Genes vs teams: weighing group tactics in evolution

Article Abstract:

David Sloan Wilson and other evolutionary biologists are trying to revive the once-discredited theory of group selection. Group-supporting behavior in bees is dismissed by some as mere kin selection. Other researchers are studying group behavior of cells that form multicellular organisms.

Group selection (Evolution), Group selection (Natural selection)

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