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• "Palaeobiology: The missing link in Ginkgo evolution" requires free registration

  June 19, 2003 Zhiyan Zhou and Shaolin Zheng Nature, v.423, p.821-822

• "Structure in the early afterglow light curve of the γ-ray burst of 29 March 2003" requires free registration

  June 19, 2003 Makoto Uemura, et al. Nature, v.423, p.843-844

• A very energetic supernova associated with the γ-ray burst of 29 March 2003

  June 19, 2003 Jens Hjorth, et al. Nature, v.423, p.847-850

• Ginkgo is living fossil

  June 19, 2003 Christopher Surridge Nature science update

  ancient plants mirror modern trees

• Some 400 'Fragile Regions' of Genome More Vulnerable to Evolutionary Breaks

  June 18, 2003 University of California, San Diego ScienceDaily

  new theory could have implications for cancer research

• James: The Brother of Jesus

  June 18, 2003 Discovery Channel Canada

  the Israeli Antiquities Authority, which had been investigating the authenticity of the ossuary, ruled that its famous inscription was actually a forgery

• James ossuary a fake, experts declare

  June 18, 2003 CBC News (Canada)

• Evolution was, and is, a great notion

  June 17, 2003 Chet Raymo Boston Globe

• At Age 4,600-Plus, Methuselah Pine Tree Begets New Offspring

  June 17, 2003 Gwen Kinkead New York Times

• Organelle's discovery challenges theory, could alter approach to disease treatment

  June 17, 2003 contact: Jim Barlow, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign EurekAlert!

• 400 Fragile Regions in Human Genome Vulnerable to Evolutionary 'Earthquakes'

  June 17, 2003 University of California, San Diego

• 8th European Creationist Congress

  June 17, 2003 Sweden

• Organelle's discovery challenges theory, could alter approach to disease treatment

  June 17, 2003 Jim Barlow EurekAlert!

  the discovery within a prokaryotic organism challenges the theory on the origin of eukaryotic organelles

• Human and mouse genomic sequences reveal extensive breakpoint reuse in mammalian evolution

  June 16, 2003 Pavel Pevzner and Glenn Tesler Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA

• 'Isaac Newton': Do Sit Under the Apple Tree

  June 15, 2003 Owen Gingerich New York Times

• The Beginning of Modern Humans

  June 15, 2003 New York Times

• The chimp genome

  June 14, 2003 Carl Gierstorfer The Spectator (UK)

• "Searching for Slime on Mars"

  June 14, 2003 New York Times, p.A14

• "Oldest Members of Homo sapiens Discovered in Africa" requires free registration

  June 13, 2003 Ann Gibbons Science, v.300, n.5626, p.1641

• "Modernizing the Tree of Life"

  June 13, 2003 p.1692-1697

• "Drafting a Tree"

  June 13, 2003 p.1694

• "Plants Find Their Places on the Tree of Life"

  June 13, 2003 1696

• "Dating the Tree of Life"

  June 13, 2003 p.1698-1700

• "Evolution of the Protein Repertoire"

  June 13, 2003 p.1701-1703

• "The Deep Roots of Eukaryotes"

  June 13, 2003 p.1703-1706

• "Phylogenomics: Intersection of Evolution and Genomics"

  June 13, 2003 p.1706-1707

• "Preserving the Tree of Life"

  June 13, 2003 p.1707-1709

• "Charting the Evolutionary History of Life"

  June 13, 2003 Andrew M. Sugden, Barbara R. Jasny, Elizabeth Culotta, and Elizabeth Pennisi / Science, v.300, p.1691 A Tree of Life

• "Impact Ejecta Layer from the Mid-Devonian: Possible Connection to Global Mass Extinctions" requires free registration

  June 13, 2003 Brooks B. Ellwood, Stephen L. Benoist, Ahmed El Hassani, Christopher Wheeler, and Rex E. Crick Science, v.300, n.5626, p.1734-1737

• Meteor Impact Is Linked to an Extinction of Fish

  June 13, 2003 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• Second mass extinction linked to impact

  June 13, 2003 John Whitfield Nature science update

  rock from space might have hit life hard 380 million years ago

• "Pleistocene Homo sapiens from Middle Awash, Ethiopia" requires free registration

  June 12, 2003 Tim D. White, Berhane Asfaw, David Degusta, Henry Gilbert, Gary D. Richards, Gen Suwa, and F. Clark Howell Nature, v.423, p.742-747

• "Stratigraphic, chronological and behavioural contexts of Pleistocene Homo sapiens from Middle Awash, Ethiopia" requires free registration

  June 12, 2003 J. Desmond Clark, et al. Nature, v.423, p.747-752

• "Human evolution: Out of Ethiopia" requires free registration

  June 12, 2003 Chris Stringer Nature, v.423, p.692-695

• In Ancient Skulls From Ethiopia, Familiar Faces

  June 12, 2003 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Making the Best of a Patchy Fossil Record

  June 12, 2003 Andrew B. Smith Science

• Oldest human fossils discovered

  June 11, 2003 MSNBC News (Associated Press) a missing link between prehumans, modern humans found in Ethiopia

• Inquiry reveals archaeologist faked top finds

  June 11, 2003 Julian Ryallin Tokyo The Scotsman (UK)

• Skulls reveal dawn of mankind

  June 11, 2003 Michael Hopkin Nature science update

  Ethiopian fossils confirm our African roots

• Universe can surf the Big Rip

  June 11, 2003 Philip Ball Nature science update

  alternative proposed to dark energy's cosmic doomsday

• Estimating the Rock Volume Bias in Paleobiodiversity Studies

  June 11, 2003 James S. Crampton, Alan G. Beu, Roger A. Cooper, Craig M. Jones, Bruce Marshall, and Phillip A. Maxwell Science

• Science on TV Evolves

  June 9, 2003 Charles Colson BreakPoint

  Intelligent Design hits prime time

• News Update/Commentary

  Church-State Debate Begins Anew in Schools

  June 9, 2003 Douglas Kennedy and Liza Porteus Fox News

• Early humans lost hair to beat bugs

  June 8, 2003 Shaoni Bhattacharya New Scientist

• Grounds for disbelief

  June 6, 2003 Aviva Lori Ha'aretz

  Archaeologist Israel Finkelstein and his colleagues are stirring controversy with contentions that many biblical stories never happened, but were written by what he calls 'a creative copywriter' to advance an ideological agenda.

• A Low Number Wins the GeneSweep Pool

  June 6, 2003 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.300, n.5625, p.1484

• "Running Water Eroded a Frigid Early Mars" requires free registration

  June 6, 2003 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.300, n.5625, p.1496-1497

• GEOCHEMISTRY: How Old Is Planet Earth?

  June 6, 2003 Stein B. Jacobsen Science, v.300, n.5625, p.1513-1514

• "Why Gods Should Matter in Social Science"

  June 6, 2003 Rodney Stark Chronicle of Higher Education, v.49, n.39, p.B7

• From Distant Galaxies, News of a 'Stop-and-Go Universe'

  June 3, 2003 John Noble Wilford New York Times