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Science News for February 9, 1998


Research Finds Alligator Problems Also Evident In Less Polluted Lakes

Researchers have discovered reproductive and hormonal problems in alligators from Lake Okeechobee, similar to those found in the highly polluted Lake Apopka. The study suggests that environmental toxicants can affect thyroid function and growth in animals.

SourceUniversity of Florida·JournalEnvironmental Toxicology and Chemistry·DateFeb 9, 1998

Virtual Reality Has Value In Teaching Abstract Science

Research suggests that virtual reality's immersive and multisensory features facilitate conceptual and three-dimensional learning of abstract science concepts. The study found that VR microworlds can provide experiential referents and enable students to perceive invisible factors and relationships, leading to improved understanding.

SourceHuman Factors and Ergonomics Society·DateFeb 9, 1998
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