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• News Update/Commentary

  Flat-faced man is puzzle

  March 21, 2001 BBC News

• A New Face Joins the Family: Flat-Faced Hominid Throws Human Lineage Into Confusion

  March 21, 2001 Willow Lawson ABC News

  A 3.5-million-year-old, flat-faced early human skull, which paleontologists found poking from the crumbling Kenyan earth, could push "Lucy" out of our ancestral family tree.

• News Update/Commentary

  New Face Added to Humankind's Family Tree

  March 21, 2001 Lisa Krause National Geographic News

• A New Face Joins the Family: Flat-Faced Hominid Throws Human Lineage Into Confusion

  March 21, 2001 Willow Lawson ABC News — A 3.5-million-year-old, flat-faced early human skull, which paleontologists found poking from the crumbling Kenyan earth, could push "Lucy" out of our ancestral family tree.

• News Update/Commentary

  Flat-faced man is puzzle

  March 21, 2001 BBC News

• Newspaper Article

  New Find Challenges 'Lucy' as Mankind's Oldest Ancestor

  March 21, 2001 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• News Update/Commentary

  Skull may redefine human ancestry

  March 21, 2001 CNN

• Fossil shakes the evolutionary tree

  March 21, 2001 MSNBC — Scientists discover new genus of pre-human, raising questions about the origins of our species

• Billion-fold Acceleration of Radioactivity Demonstrated in Laboratory

  March 21, 2001 John Woodmorappe Answers in Genesis

• An Evolution Revolution

  March 20, 2001 Tiffany Mayer Discovery Channel

  radioactive dating of Nanjing Man, the name given to a Homo erectus fossil found in China

• Deep-Earth reactor: Nuclear fission, helium, and the geomagnetic field

  March 20, 2001 D. F. Hollenbach and J. M. Herndon Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, v.98, n.20, p.11085-11090

• "Evolutionary Psychology and Its True Believers"

  March 19, 2001 Andrew Ferguson

  Weekly Standard, v.6, n.26 / Darwin's troubles come not only from religiously minded conservatives, but also from social scientists and even some real scientists

• From scientists, a little light music

  March 19, 2001 Tim Appenzeller U.S. News & World Report

  illuminating the weird world of photons

• "Multiplicity's perils"

  March 19, 2001 Nell Boyce / U.S. News & World Report A human is likely to be cloned soon. Is it worth the risk?

• Much DNA just 'junk' -- or is it?

  March 19, 2001  Edie Lau Sacramento Bee (California)

  Human Genome Project spurs new look at mystery material

• No Knockouts in Martian Meteorite Showdown

  March 17, 2001 David L. Chandler Sky & Telescope

  prospects dim for fossils in Martian meteorites

• "Fossil evidence of water lilies (Nymphaeales) in the Early Cretaceous" requires free registration

  March 15, 2001 Else Marie Friis, Kaj Raunsgaard Pedersen, and Peter R. Crane Nature, v.410, p.357-360

• Fall put leaves on trees

  March 15, 2001  John Whitfield Nature science update

• Primate roots of red-green vision

  March 14, 2001 Helen Briggs  BBC News

• Bill would OK teaching several theories on beginning of life & Legislators aim to teach creation with evolution

  March 13, 2001  Judy Putnam / MichiganLive

• Examining Peacocke's Plumage

  March 12, 2001  John Wilson ChristianityToday.com

  the winner of the 2001 Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion rejects everything resembling Christian orthodoxy, but that doesn't stop him from co-opting the language

• Monkey Trial before the camera lens

  March 10, 2001 Chris Shackleford

  Times Free Press / Bryan College (Dayton, TN) hosts a new one-hour documentary about the "Scopes Monkey Trial"

• Integrating doubt, faith and science

  March 10, 2001 Richard Scheinin

  San Jose Mercury News / philosopher seeks to overcome the apparent incompatibility of Christian belief and reason

• "The Omega Man"

  March 10, 2001 Marcus Chown New Scientist

  Gregory Chaitin, a mathematics researcher at IBM, has shown that mathematicians can't actually prove very much at all.

• ASTROBIOLOGY: Are Martian 'Pearl Chains' Signs of Life?

  March 9, 2001  Richard A. Kerr Science, v.291, p.1875-1876

• "The Origins of Modern Corals" requires free registration

  March 9, 2001 George D. Stanley Jr. and Daphne G. Fautin Science, v.291, p.1913-1914

• Branched integumental structures in Sinornithosaurus and the origin of feathers

  March 8, 2001 Xing Xu, Zhong-He Zhou, and Richard O. Prum Nature, v.410, p.200-204

• "Dating of the oldest continental sediments from the Himalayan foreland basin" requires free registration

  March 8, 2001 Yani Najman, Malcolm Pringle, Laurent Godin, and Grahame Oliver Nature, v.410, p.194-197

• Arthur Peacocke Wins 2001 Templeton Prize

  March 8, 2001 John Templeton Foundation

• Hungry primates see red

  March 8, 2001  Tom Clarke Nature science update

• A question of intent: when is a 'schematic' illustration a fraud (pdf)

  March 8, 2001 Michael K. Richardson and Gerhard Keuck Nature, v.410, p.144

  Haeckel's embryos

• Did Christianity thrive in China?

  March 5, 2001 Bay Fang / U.S. News & World Report digging for evidence in an ancient church

• Are Scientists Taking Orders from Pat Robertson?

  March 5, 2001  John Wilson Christianity Today

  a Salon.com essay accuses the Intelligent Design movement of being primarily an arm of "conservative Republicans" and the "religious right"

• Missing links made simple

  March 5, 2001  Philip Ball Nature science update

• Substantial Numbers of Americans Continue to Doubt Evolution as Explanation for Origin of Humans

  March 5, 2001 Deborah Jordan Brooks Gallup News Service

  some Americans appear uncertain as to meaning of terms, however

• Missing links made simple

  March 5, 2001 Philip Ball Nature science update

  stripped-down biomolecules give a glimpse of how chemistry could have given birth to biology

• Book

  The Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World

  March 5, 2001 Bjørn Lomborg Cambridge University Press

  see Amazon; also reviews in The Economist, January 31, 2002:

• Substantial Numbers of Americans Continue to Doubt Evolution as Explanation for Origin of Humans

  March 5, 2001 Deborah Jordan Brooks Gallup News Service

• Miles Below Antarctic Ice, a Freshwater Lake May Harbor Ancient Life

  March 3, 2001 Robert Lee Hotz Los Angeles Times

• New Study by Scripps Scientists Sheds Light on Key Step for Origin of Life

  March 2, 2001 Scripps Research Institute Science Daily

  a paper in Nature suggests a possible answer to how one of the early steps necessary for the origins of life arose

• Inherit the what? Monkeying around with the Scopes trial

  March 2, 2001  Douglas Todd Vancouver Sun

• Anthropologists Duel Over Modern Human Origins

  March 2, 2001  Michael Balter Science, v. 291, p.1728-1729

• "The Riddle of Coexistence" requires free registration

  March 2, 2001  Ann Gibbons Science, v. 291, p.1725-1729

  Neandertals and modern humans coexisted in Europe

• "GEOPHYSICS: When the Compass Stopped Reversing Its Poles" requires free registration

  March 2, 2001  Subir K. Banerjee Science, v. 291, p.1714-1715

• PHYLOGENETICS: Which Mammalian Supertree to Bark Up?

  March 2, 2001 Mark S. Springer and Wilfried W. de Jong Science, v. 291, p.1709-1711

• Book

  Signs of Intelligence: Understanding Intelligent Design

  March 1, 2001 William A. Dembski and James M. Kushiner (editors) Brazos Press

  see also Amazon

• Big Quake Jolts Northwest; Damage Estimated in Billions

  March 1, 2001 Sam Howe Verhovek New York Times

• "Orbit-related long-term climate cycles revealed in a 12-Myr continental record from Lake Baikal" requires free registration

  March 1, 2001 Kenji Kashiwaya, Shinya Ochiai, Hideo Sakai, and Takayoshi Kawai Nature, v.410, p.71-74

• A primitive sarcopterygian fish with an eyestalk

  March 1, 2001 Min Zhu, Xiaobo Yu, and Per E. Ahlberg Nature, v.410, p.81-84

• Anti-Evolution Legislation Introduced in Michigan!

  March 1, 2001 Michigan Scientific Evolution Education Initiative (MSEEI)