Bray, F., 1994: Approaching Timewave Zero, Views from the edge of history, Part I. Bray, F., 1995: Approaching Timewave Zero, Views from the edge of history, Part II.
McKenna, T. K., Bray F., and Wallace B., 1983: New Dimensions.
If a monkey is hungry but has his arms pinned, there's not much he can do about it.
And that's exactly what the monkey in Andrew Schwartz's neurobiology lab at the University of Pittsburgh can do, feeding himself using a prosthetic arm controlled solely by his thoughts.
To Chris Darimont, a University of Victoria Ph.D. student, the rugged and remote islands are "the home of the truly wild." Since 2000 he has been studying, among other things, the foraging behavior of wolves in the Great Bear Rainforest to learn more about the little-known ecology of the islands.
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