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Anthropologist Anna Roosevelt stirred up her peers in 1996 when she suggested that human settlers may have had a significant ecological impact on the Amazon hundreds of years before modem-day loggers came along. Now, she's taking on her former bosses at the Field Museum in Chicago.
Last week, a federal court held its first hearing on her gender-discrimination lawsuit against the museum, which fired her in December 2002. The museum says it was because she was...