Q&A: Paleontology's Colonial Legacy | The Scientist Magazine®

Archaeologist and paleontologist Juan Carlos Cisneros tells The Scientist that researchers frequently fail to involve local groups—and sometimes violate laws—when studying Latin American fossils.

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