In this riveting chronicle of a major scientific feud, Wallace details how two rival paleontologists used the "New York Herald" to wage a dirty war on each other's findings, professionalism, personal integrity, and, finally, fundamental intelligence. Finding a new dinosaur was once like sending a man to the moon, and these two men self-destructed in their quest to be the biggest and best in the golden age of paleontology.  (GEN125, $14.00)

Dinosaurs