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Biological Sciences
Offspring of T. rex, mega-dinos took food from mouths of modest-sized species
February 25, 2021
The unrivaled growth spurts of gargantuan dinosaur species — some of which skyrocketed from less than 35 pounds to more than 15,000 — likely explain a scarcity of medium-sized species in prehistoric ecosystems, says a study from the University of New Mexico and University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
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Business
Smith examines how abusive bosses ‘fake nice’ rather than ‘make nice’
February 24, 2021
It is not uncommon for supervisors to lose their cool with employees at times. Sometimes it can escalate to become abusive. Troy Smith, assistant professor of management in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s College of Business, has studied how abusive bosses perceive and respond to their own abusive behaviors.
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Political Science
Study suggests attention perks up when politicians break with party line
February 22, 2021
New research tracks listeners’ neurological responses to politicians’ statements.
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