Dopamine and Dinosaurs: A New Paradigm
(Suzanne Kurad) While animals of all sorts have generally been examined with traditional behaviorist psychological models, perhaps it is time to utilize the 20th century's greatest medical advancement - the identification and treatment of neurological chemistry - in regards to our Jurassic friends.
Eat, Drink, and Make Merry: A Plan to Feed (and Breed) the Triceratops
(Greg Nelson) How increasing the Triceratops population will help to create more competition within the "survival market," thus encouraging a more diligent and diversified search for food on the part of the beasts.
From the Mouths of Babes: Feeding the Triceratops and its Young
(Dr. Stephen Jackson) Any plan to feed the Triceratops has to confront the often overlooked issue of feeding the young.
Restriction Chemzynes and Recombinant MDP-2-P
(Jonathan Grotenstein) Through the use of chemzynes and G-Proteins based upon an MDP-2-P model undergoing a Leukart Reaction to create synthetic strands of recombitant DNA, we may be able to chemically alter otherwise destructive dinosaur behavioral patterns.
Triceratops and Eco-Stability
(Dr. Saul Goode) A look at the environmental conditions necessary to create a sustainable environment for Triceratops horridus.