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Women Ecologists Catching up in Scientific Productivity, but Only When They Join the Race
A study of the research productivity of participants in Organization for Tropical Studies courses from 1966 to 1986 reveals increasing productivity among female ecologists. Factors behind their success include their acceptance as equals and more older women acting as their mentors and role models.
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| Published in: | Bioscience 1997-03, Vol.47 (3), p.169-174 |
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