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• Will Compasses Point South?

  July 13, 2004 William J. Broad New York Times

  the collapse of the Earth's magnetic field, which both guards the planet and guides many of its creatures, appears to have started in earnest about 150 years ago

• Chinese feathered dinosaurs, where are the skeptics?

  July 13, 2004 Mark Robertson Answers in Genesis

• Prince warns of science 'risks'

  July 11, 2004 BBC News — the Prince of Wales has warned of the possible risks of nanotechnology and called for the cutting edge science to be used "wisely and appropriately"

• Bill Joy's Hi-Tech Warning

  July 11, 2004 Jason Specht Center for the Study of Technology and Society

• A cosmic crisis

  July 10, 2004 Siobhan Roberts Globe and Mail

  Does the universe look like a soccer ball? Or is it flat and infinite in size? If we don't find out soon, we may never know.

• Small Bilaterian Fossils from 40 to 55 Million Years Before the Cambrian

  July 9, 2004 Jun-Yuan Chen, David J. Bottjer, Paola Oliveri, Stephen Q. Dornbos, Feng Gao, Seth Ruffins, Huimei Chi, Chia-Wei Li, and Eric H. Davidson Science, v.305, n.5681, p.218-222

• Sowing the Seeds of Planets

  July 9, 2004 Robert Irion Physical Review Focus

• Global Warming? What a load of poppycock!

  July 9, 2004 David Bellamy Daily Mail (UK)

• Cornell Evolution Project

  July 9, 2004 Cornell University

• "Old galaxies in the young Universe" requires free registration

  July 8, 2004 A. Cimatti et al. Nature, v.430, p.184-187

• "Unexpectedly recent dates for human remains from Vogelherd" requires free registration

  July 8, 2004 Nicholas J. Conard, Pieter M. Grootes, and Fred H. Smith Nature, v.430, p.198-201

• Mature Galaxies in Young Universe At Odds with Theory

  July 8, 2004 Michael Schirber Scientific American

  the discovery in the distant past of massive galaxies containing more than 10 billion stars has astrophysicists scratching their heads over how such large objects could have formed so early

• Immune systems evolved more than once

  July 7, 2004 Laura Nelson news @ Nature

  primitive vertebrates have advanced protective mechanism

• Glimpse at Early Universe Reveals Surprisingly Mature Galaxies

  July 7, 2004 Johns Hopkins University spaceref.com

  observations challenge standing view of how and when galaxies formed

• The Tyranny of Design

  July 7, 2004 Henry Gee news@Nature

  How could sophisticated mechanisms such as the flagellar motor or the adaptive immune system have evolved without some guiding hand? One answer to the argument of Intelligent Design is in the lamprey.

• Immune systems evolved more than once

  July 7, 2004 Laura Nelson news@Nature

  primitive fish have advanced protective mechanism

• Biophysical constraints on the origin of leaves inferred from the fossil record

  July 6, 2004 C. P. Osborne, D. J. Beerling, B. H. Lomax, and W. G. Chaloner Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA

• The Evolution of Ernst: Interview with Ernst Mayr

  July 6, 2004 Scientific American

  the preeminent biologist, who just turned 100, reflects on his prolific career and the history, philosophy and future of his field

• Science as Metaphor

  July 6, 2004 Amanda Schaffer Slate

  Where does Brian Greene stand in the pantheon of physicists?

• Magazine Article

  The Evolution of Ernst: Interview with Ernst Mayr

  July 6, 2004 Scientific American

• "Epigenetics: Genome, Meet Your Environment"

  July 5, 2004 Leslie A. Pray The Scientist, v.18. n.13, p.14

  as the evidence accumulates for epigenetics, researchers reacquire a taste for Lamarckism

• Neck Bones on the Menu

  July 3, 2004 Sid Perkins Science New Online, v.166, n.1, p.6

  fossil vertebrae show species interaction

• Teleology: Ancient and Modern (conference)

  July 3, 2004 University of Edinburgh, Scotland

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  Agents Under Fire: Materialism and the Rationality of Science

  July 3, 2004 Angus Menuge Rowman & Littlefield

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• ANTHROPOLOGY: Getting to Know Homo erectus

  July 2, 2004 Jeffrey H. Schwartz Science, v.305, n.5680, p.53-54

• Dark Matter and Dark Energy May Be Different Aspects of a Single Unknown Force

  July 2, 2004 Vanderbilt University ScienceDaily

• Ancient African Skull Fills Gap, Fuels Debate

  July 2, 2004 Sarah Graham Scientific American

• Giant hippo fossils discovered in the UK

  July 2, 2004 Natural History Museum (London)

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  Jacob's Ladder: The History of the Human Genome

  July 1, 2004 Henry Gee W.W. Norton

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• Book

  Without a Doubt: Answering the 20 Toughest Faith Questions

  July, 2004 Kenneth R. Samples Baker Book House

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  The Ancestor's Tale: A Pilgrimage to the Dawn of Evolution

  July 1, 2004 Richard Dawkins Houghton Mifflin

• "The Eternal Future of Time, Space, and Matter"

  July 1, 2004 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.187 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "The Greenhouse Warming Hype of the Movie The Day After Tomorrow"

  July 1, 2004 Jerry Bergman Impact, n.373 (Institute for Creation Research)

• "Genome evolution in yeasts" requires free registration

  July 1, 2004 Bernard Dujon, et al. Nature, v.430, p.35-44

• "Pterosaurs as part of a spinosaur diet" requires free registration

  July 1, 2004 Eric Buffetaut, David Martill, and François Escuillié Nature, v.430, p.33

• Petite skull reopens human ancestry debate

  July 1, 2004 Will Knight New Scientist

• "Small Mid-Pleistocene Hominin Associated with East African Acheulean Technology" requires free registration

  July 1, 2004 2 July 2004 Science, v.305, n.5680, p.75-78

• "Signs of Ancient Rain May Stretch Mars's Balmy Past" requires free registration

  July 1, 2004 2 July 2004 Science, v.305, n.5680, p.26

• "Evidence for Precipitation on Mars from Dendritic Valleys in the Valles Marineris Area" requires free registration

  July 1, 2004 2 July 2004 Science, v.305, n.5680, p.78-81

• "Lineage-Specific Gene Duplication and Loss in Human and Great Ape Evolution"

  July 1, 2004 Andrew Fortna, et al. PLoS Biology, v.7, n.7

• Fossils point to warmer UK past

  July 1, 2004 BBC News fossilized bones of two ancient hippos have been found in Norfolk

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  Reading God's World: The Vocation of Scientist

  July 1, 2004 Angus J. L. Menuge (editor) Concordia Publishing House

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  Creationism: The Bible Says No!

  July 1, 2004 Eric J. Hildeman AuthorHouse

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• Coherent French Range blueschist: Subduction to exhumation in <2.5 m.y.?

  July 1, 2004 M. G. Mihalynuk, P. Erdmer, E. D. Ghent, F. Cordey, D. A. Archibald, R. M. Friedman, and G. G. Johannson Geol. Soc. Amer. Bull., v.116, n.7, p.910-922

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  Why Intelligent Design Fails: A Scientific Critique of the New Creationism

  July 1, 2004 Matt Young and Taner Edis (editors) Rutgers University Press

  additional information; see also Amazon

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  Science and Polity in France: The Revolutionary and Napoleonic Years

  July 1, 2004 Charles Coulston Gillispie Princeton University Press

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• "Evidence from Biochemical Pathways in Favor of Unfinished Evolution rather than Intelligent Design"

  July 1, 2004 Edward J. Behrman, George A. Marzluf, and Ronald Bentley J. Chem. Education, v.81, n.7, p.1051

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  Out of This World: Colliding Universes, Branes, Strings, and Other Wild Ideas of Modern Physics

  July 1, 2004 Stephen Webb Springer

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  The Ontology of Time (Studies in Analytic Philosophy)

  July 1, 2004 L. Nathan Oaklander Prometheus Books

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  The World's 20 Greatest Unsolved Problems

  July 1, 2004 John R. Vacca Prentice Hall

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