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• Darwin Digital Library of Evolution

  October 30, 2004

• Intelligent Design

  October 30, 2004

• Molecular Machines: Flagellum Animations and Movies

  October 30, 2004

• New Species of Small Human Found in Indonesia

  October 29, 2004 Ann Gibbons Science, v.306, n.5697, p.789

• Homo TomThumbus

  October 29, 2004 New York Times — the discovery of the skeletal remains of hobbit-size humans on a remote island in Indonesia has set anthropologists atwitter

• "The Evolutionary Origin of Cooperators and Defectors" requires free registration

  October 29, 2004 Michael Doebeli, Christoph Hauert, and Timothy Killingback Science, v.306, n.5697, p.859-862

• "Worm's Light-Sensing Proteins Suggest Eye's Single Origin" requires free registration

  October 29, 2004 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.306, n.5697, p.796-797

• Dolphins' big brains evolved in spurts

  October 29, 2004 Maggie McKee New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  Eton or the zoo?

  October 29, 2004 Desmond Morris BBC News

  the discovery of a new species of human poses exciting questions about who we are

• "Unusual activity of the Sun during recent decades compared to the previous 11,000 years" requires free registration

  October 28, 2004 S. K. Solanki, I. G. Usoskin, B. Kromer, M. Schüssler, and J. Beer Nature, v.431, p.1084-1087

• Scientists zero in on why time flows in one direction

  October 28, 2004 University of Chicago BrightSurf.com

• Archaeology and age of a new hominin from Flores in eastern Indonesia

  October 28, 2004 M. J. Morwood, et al. Nature, v.431, p.1087-1091

• Marine worm sports two kinds of 'eyes'

  October 28, 2004 Emma Marris Nature (news@nature) — vertebrate and insect vision may have evolved from the same precursor

• Darwin's greatest challenge tackled: The mystery of eye evolution

  October 28, 2004 Detlev Arendt, Jochen Wittbrodt, Heidi Snyman, and Kristin Tessmar-Raible European Molecular Biology Laboratory

  researchers provide concrete evidence about how the human eye evolved

• Day from Hell May Have Killed Off Dinosaurs

  October 27, 2004 Alistair Bell Reuters

• Scientists Find Ancient Hobbit-Sized People

  October 27, 2004 Amanda Onion ABC News — skeletal remains reveal human species that measured 3 feet tall

• Flores man special

  October 27, 2004

• Trigger found for Tycho Brahe's supernova

  October 27, 2004 Emma Marris Nature (news@nature)

  deadly dance of two suns led to blast 400 years ago

• Day from hell may have killed off dinosaurs

  October 27, 2004 Alistair Bell Yahoo! News (Reuters)

  one minute you're a big T-Rex, the next you're toast

• A Natural Nuclear Reactor in Gabon

  October 27, 2004 Phillip F. Schewe and Ben Stein Physics News, n.706 (American Institute of Physics)

• Japanese quake took seismologists by surprise

  October 26, 2004 David Cyranoski Nature (news@nature)

  government authorizes effort to study new fault system

• Duck-billed platypus boasts ten sex chromosomes

  October 25, 2004 Roxanne Khamsi Nature (news@nature)

  odd mammal hints at evolutionary origin of sex determination

• The “sad and sorry god” of theistic evolution

  October 25, 2004 Troy Lacey Answers in Genesis

  report on the “Evolution and God Symposium” held at Case Western Reserve University, Ohio (October 15-17, 2004)

• Strong Quake Kills at Least 16 in Northern Japan

  October 24, 2004 James Brook New York Times

• Magazine Article

  Platypus sex is XXXXX-rated

  October 24, 2004 Rachel Nowak New Scientist

• New DNA repair enzyme makes mistakes to save lives of cells

  October 22, 2004 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center BrightSurf

  its two-step handiwork described as most efficient of any enzyme

• Intelligent Design--A "Plot" to Kill Evolution?

  October 22, 2004 R. Albert Mohler, Jr. Christian Post

• A Precocial Avian Embryo from the Lower Cretaceous of China

  October 22, 2004 Zhonghe Zhou and Fucheng Zhang Science, v.306, n.5696, p.653

• "Genome duplication in the teleost fish Tetraodon nigroviridis reveals the early vertebrate proto-karyotype" requires free registration

  October 21, 2004 Olivier Jaillon, et al. Nature, v.431, p.946-957

• "Palaeontology: Leg feathers in an Early Cretaceous bird" requires free registration

  October 21, 2004 Fucheng Zhang and Zhonghe Zhou Nature, v.431, p.925

• A Silurian sea spider

  October 21, 2004 Derek J. Siveter, Mark D. Sutton, Derek E. G. Briggs, and David J. Siveter Nature, v.431, p.978-980

• Biologists come close to cloning primates

  October 21, 2004 Helen Pearson Nature (news@nature)

  cloned monkey embryos transferred into mothers

• News Update/Commentary

  Feathered embryo found in China

  October 21, 2004 BBC News

  a baby arboreal bird, fossilised while still curled in its egg, has been found in China

• The Whole World's in His Hands

  October 21, 2004 Matt Kaufman Boundless Webzine (Focus on the Family)

  Christians have something to say about everything in the world -- because God made all of it

• Dover curriculum move likely a first

  October 20, 2004 Lauri Lebo and Joe Maldonado Daily Record (York, PA)

  even some supporters of intelligent design suggest the board might have overstepped

• Recount slashes number of human genes

  October 20, 2004 Andy Coghlan New Scientist

• Mice do fine without 'junk DNA'

  October 20, 2004 Roxanne Khamsi  Nature (news@nature)

  deleting non-coding regions from the genome has no apparent effect

• Spinning Earth twists space

  October 20, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  laser measurements confirm Einstein's general theory of relativity

• Bacteria are genetically modified by lightning

  October 19, 2004 Andy Coghlan New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient fungus 'revived' in lab

  October 19, 2004 BBC News

  fungus from a deep-sea sediment core that is hundreds of thousands of years old can grow when placed in culture, scientists have discovered

• Paleontologist will discuss origins of life

  October 19, 2004 Southwestern Illinois College

• Far From Being an Obstacle, Faith Seen as an Aid to Science

  October 18, 2004 Cardinal Martino ZENIT (The World Seen From Rome)

• Gravity constant called into question

  October 18, 2004 Maggie McKee New Scientist

• Scientists: New Planets May Take Longer

  October 18, 2004 EarthLink (Associated Press)

  it may take much longer than scientists have thought for violent turbulence to turn grains of space dust into new planets

• Evolution and Religion Can Coexist, Scientists Say

  October 18, 2004 Stefan Lovgren National Geographic News

• Unseen comets may raise impact risk for Earth

  October 18, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  thousands of dark objects could be hiding in our Solar System

• Evolution and Religion Can Coexist, Scientists Say

  October 18, 2004 Stefan Lovgren National Geographic News

• Is God in Our Genes?

  October 17, 2004 Jeffrey Kluger Time Magazine

• Book

  The Design Matrix: A Consilience of Clues

  October 17, 2004 Mike Gene Arbor Vitae Press

  see also Amazon

• Professors question intelligent design theory

  October 15, 2004 Lucas Grundmeier Iowa State Daily

  design can't be separated from the designer