Since my early years I have had an active interest in paleontology and the creation/evolution controversy. I am president of The Fossil Society of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, a fellow of the American Scientific Affiliation, and a member of the Mid-America Paleontology Society and other paleontological societies; however, my Paluxy work has been done independent of any organization or institution.
Since 1980 I have been intensively researching the Paluxy "man track" controversy, and have published my work in a number of mainstream and creationist publications. In 1986 I formally presented my findings to the scientific community in two papers presented at the The First International Symposium on Dinosaur Tracks and Traces in Albuquerque, NM. These papers have since been published in the book, Dinosaur Tracks and Traces, 1989, edited by D. Gillette and M. Lockley, Cambridge University Press.
My Paluxy work helped prompt many creationists to largely abandon the "man track" claims. However, I would like to clarify that my Paluxy work was not done to attack creationism or Christianity (I am a Christian myself), but to help set the record straight on the true nature of the Paluxy evidence.
I invite those with comments or questions to contact me by e-mail or regular mail at the addresses below. Thank you.
Glen J. Kuban
E-mail paleo@ix.netcom.com
P.O. Box 33232
North Royalton, OH 44133
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