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• Book

  A Fish Caught in Time: The Search for the Coelacanth

  April 1, 2000 Samantha Weinberg Harper Collins

  a "living fossil" fish; see also Amazon

• "Vestiges of a Beginning: Clues to the Emergent Biosphere Recorded in the Oldest Known Sedimentary Rocks"

  April 1, 2000 Stephen J. Mojzsis and T. Mark Harrison GSA Today, v.10, n.4

  copy

• Was Darwin Right after all?

  April 1, 2000 Mark Hartwig Boundless Webzine, Focus on the Family

• Becoming Human: Paleoanthropology, Evolution and Human Origins

  April 1, 2000 Institute of Human Origins

• On the Alleged Dinosaurian Ancestry of Birds

  April 1, 2000 Ashby L. Camp Origins, British Creation Society

• On the Alleged Dinosaurian Ancestry of Birds

  April 1, 2000 Ashby L. Camp Origins (British Creation Society)

• Book

  Evolution, Science, and Scripture: Selected Writings

  April 1, 2000 B. B. Warfield (Mark A. Noll and David N. Livingstone, eds.) Baker Books

  see review: The Evolving Debate over Origins

• On the Alleged Dinosaurian Ancestry of Birds

  April 1, 2000 Ashby L. Camp Origins (British Creation Society)

• Free People From Superstition

  April 1, 2000 Steven Weinberg Freethought Today

• On the Alleged Dinosaurian Ancestry of Birds

  April 1, 2000 Ashby L. Camp Origins (British Creation Society)

• Finding Darwin's God: The New Battle Over Evolution

  April 1, 2000 Kenneth R. Miller

• Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion

  April 1, 2000

• Perspectives on Christianity and Science

  April 1, 2000 Robert J. Schneider Berea College, Kentucky

• Why the future doesn't need us

  April 1, 2000 Bill Joy Wired, issue 8.04 — our most powerful 21st-century technologies -- robotics, genetic engineering, and nanotech -- are threatening to make humans an endangered species

• NanoEffect.com

  April 1, 2000

• Book

  Impeaching Mere Creationism

  April 1, 2000 Philip Frymire Writers Club Press

  see also Amazon

• The Panda's Thumb

  April 1, 2000

• Center for the Study of Evolution and the Origin of Life

  April 1, 2000

• "Molecular analysis of Neanderthal DNA from the northern Caucasus"

  March 30, 2000 Nature, v.404, p.490-493

• Neanderthal DNA

  March 30, 2000 Nature (feature of the week)

• Design and Its Critics Conference

  March 30, 2000 Concordia University Wisconsin

• News Update/Commentary

  Neanderthals not human ancestors

  March 29, 2000 BBC News

• Neanderthal DNA shows strong differences from modern humans

  March 29, 2000 CNN.com

• "Darkness made visible"

  March 27, 2000 U.S. News & World Report, v.128, p.48 matter as we know it may be a mere lightshow in a universe of WIMPs

• The cutest ancestor?

  March 27, 2000 U.S. News & World Report, v.128, p.53

  a runt, but it's family

• A Very Tiny Ancestor

  March 27, 2000 Newsweek, v.135, p.66

  scientists fill in a piece of the evolutionary puzzle

• Volcanic gases gave rise to life on Earth?

  March 27, 2000 Discovery Channel

• Remains of 29,000-year-old infant show we're not Neanderthals and probably never were

  March 27, 2000 Discovery Channel

• Scientists beginning to shed light on dark matter

  March 27, 2000 CNN.com

• News Update/Commentary

  Early Humans Caused Quick Extinction of Bird Species

  March 24, 2000 Paul Recer (Associated Press) Fox News

  A huge flightless bird called the Moa was extinct within just a few decades after humans first arrived at the animals' New Zealand homeland. This suggests that whole species can be wiped out more quickly than once believed, according to a new study appear

• Religion award for physicist with a spiritual agenda

  March 23, 2000 Christian Science Monitor

  Freeman Dyson, a condensed matter physicist, won the 2000 Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion

• New class of gamma rays discovered in Milky Way

  March 23, 2000 CNN.com

• Giant lizard thought extinct found in Canary Islands

  March 18, 2000 CNN.com

• Art of darkness

  March 18, 2000 New Scientist, v.165, n.2230, p.22

  a vortex so powerful it can suck in light could reveal some of the Universe's deepest secrets

• "Deltas, radiocarbon dating, and measurements of sediment storage and subsidence"

  March 18, 2000 Daniel Jean Stanley and Arghya K. Hait Geology, v.28, n.4, p.295

  In Holocene marine deltaic sequences there is no simple relationship between radiocarbon age and depth of sampling.

• Creation textbook divides board

  March 17, 2000 Charleston Gazette southern West Virginia

• Scientist Goes Out on a Limb for Snakes

  March 17, 2000 Chicago Tribune / leg fossils stir age-old debate

• Leggy snake slithers out of obscurity

  March 17, 2000 CNN.com

• "Limbless Tetrapods and Snakes with Legs" requires free registration

  March 17, 2000 Science, v.287, n.5460, p.1939-1941

• Fossils of 'teeny tiny primates' found in China

  March 16, 2000 CNN.com

• Disbelieving Darwin--And Feeling No Shame!

  March 16, 2000 William A. Dembski Metaviews

• Researchers discover fossils of tiny, thumb-length primates

  March 15, 2000 Northern Illinois University

• Kansas Board of Education's science standards continue to draw controversy

  March 14, 2000 Kansas City Star

• "Poll Finds That Support Is Strong for Teaching 2 Origin Theories"

  March 11, 2000 New York Times

  see also The Dallas Morning News

• New Mars map reveals possibility of ancient life

  March 10, 2000 Discovery Channel

• Public Wants Evolution, Not Creationism, in Science Class, New National Poll Shows

  March 10, 2000 People for the American Way

• "Life’s Sometimes Artful Arrangement"

  March 10, 2000 Peter J. Bowler American Scientist

  review of: In Search of Deep Time: Beyond the Fossil Record to a New History of Life

• Researchers find what may be largest known meat-eating dinosaur

  March 10, 2000 CNN.com

• So just exactly what is a person?

  March 10, 2000 John Polkinghorne The Church of England Newspaper

• New Zogby "American Values Polls" reveals

  March 9, 2000 creationism and evolution should be taught equally