Daring to Dig Nature

Daring to Dig NatureDaring to Dig: Women in American Paleontology BY BETH STRICKER; ILLUSTRATIONS BY ALANA MCGILLIS Science is a human endeavor. As a result, the history of science is punctuated by stories of human triumph at its greatest, and stories of ignorance and repression at its worst. The stories found within the careers of women paleontologists throughout the history of the discipline contain both. Women have played a critical role in the development of the

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The sail on its back is thought to have been used in courtship displays

Devonian through Permian cephalopod

and gorges that surround Cayuga Lake

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Disappearing Dino Mug

one that paves the way for future scholarship on the subject

14" Parasaurolophus Dinosauria Plush

Twenty-four text-figures demonstrate the techniques of fossil illustrations as they evolved from wood blocks to scanning electron microscopy