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• Francisco Ayala 1934-2023

  March 5, 2023 Ted Peters patheos -- Public Theology

• New analysis of ancient human protein could unlock secrets of evolution

  March 5, 2023 Robin McKie The Guardian

  The technique -- known as proteomics -- could bring new insights into the past two million years of humanity’s history

• Yes, Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence

  March 5, 2023 Granville Sewell Evolution News & Science Today

  Let’s Hear Some for Darwinian Evolution

• Antarctic Krill Genome Is Biggest Yet at 48.01 Gb

  March 5, 2023 Uncommon Descent

• Scientists Find Crows Are Capable of Recursion

  March 4, 2023 Beauty of Planet Earth

  a cognitive ability thought to be unique to humans and other primates

• Why High School Biology Made Me Angry

  March 4, 2023 Tom Gilson Evolution News & Science Today

  and Why I Like It So Much Better Now

• News Update/Commentary

  Toothed whales catch food in the deep using vocal fry

  March 3, 2023 University of Southern Denmark Science Daily

  Now researchers have for the first time found they evolved a new sound source in their nose that is functionally the same as the human larynx.

• News Update/Commentary

  Illuminating the evolution of social parasite ants

  March 3, 2023 Rockefeller University Science Daily

  The findings offer a new way to understand how some ants become total layabouts.

• Now AI Can Be Used to Design New Proteins

  March 3, 2023 Kamal Nahas The Scientist

  Machine learning can be harnessed to synthesize artificial light-bearing enzymes that actually work in cells.

• The giant arcs that may dwarf everything in the cosmos

  March 3, 2023 Jasmin Fox-Skelly BBC

  The discovery of giant superclusters of galaxies are challenging our very understanding of the Universe.

• Is Bill Nye the Science Guy Really a Scientist?

  March 3, 2023 Matt Benoit Discover magazine

  Let’s dig into the pop culture icon’s surprising credentials.

• How fish evolved to walk

  March 3, 2023 Chris Organ The Conversation

  and in one case, turned into humans

• Chimps beat humans in these cognitive tests

  March 3, 2023 Ross Pomeroy Big Think

  Their working memory outclasses ours.

• Macroevolutionary Theory Evaporates

  March 3, 2023 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Evolutionists boisterously advertise their theory as a fact. Looking under the hood, though, one finds hot air and broken promises.

• Evolutionary Stasis in Fossil Damselflies Challenges Darwinism

  March 3, 2023 Günter Bechly Evolution News & Science Today

  Fossil Friday

• Pausing for a Leaven Warning

  March 3, 2023 Ken Ham Answers in Genesis

  Even a small error can unlock a door leading to a major issue.

• Book

  Islam and Science

  March 3, 2023 Nidhal Guessoum and Stefano Bigliardi Cambridge University Press

  Past, Present, and Future Debates | See Also pdf

• Not your science fair volcano

  March 3, 2023 Shane Hanlon Third Pod from the Sun (American Geophysical Union)

  For many of us, the word “extinctions” conjures up images of dinosaurs, asteroids, and (maybe?) volcanos.

• Video

  The shaky foundations of cosmology

  March 2, 2023 The Institute of Art and Ideas YouTube

  Bjørn Ekeberg, a renowned philosopher of science and author, shares his journey discovering the historical union between science and the metaphysical.

• News Update/Commentary

  Insights into the evolution of the sense of fairness

  March 2, 2023 Deutsches Primatenzentrum (DPZ)/German Primate Center Science Daily

  Long-tailed macaques react with disappointment when their expectations are not met

• News Update/Commentary

  Small differences in mom's behavior may show up in child's epigenome

  March 2, 2023 Washington State University Science Daily

  Adding evidence to the importance of early development, a new study links neutral maternal behavior toward infants with an epigenetic change in children related to stress response.

• News Update/Commentary

  Genomic study of indigenous Africans paints complex picture of human origins and local adaptation

  March 2, 2023 University of Pennsylvania Science Daily

  People remember foreign vocabulary better when lessons are associated with distinct environments

• News Update/Commentary

  Researchers provide proof of the helical coiling of condensed chromosomes

  March 2, 2023 Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research Science Daily

  In early cytological studies chromatids of metaphase chromosomes were suggested to coil into a spiral called chromonema. This assumption was recently supported by chromosomce conformation capture sequencing.

• News Update/Commentary

  DNA repair discovery could improve biotechnology

  March 2, 2023 Michigan State University Science Daily

  A team of researchers has made a discovery that may have implications for therapeutic gene editing strategies, cancer diagnostics and therapies and other advancements in biotechnology.

• How consciousness in animals could be researched

  March 2, 2023 Ruhr-Universität Bochum

  Animal consciousness should not be thought of as a light switch, which can be on or off, Bochum philosophers say. They advocate a different approach.

• In defence of dark energy

  March 2, 2023 James Peebles iai News

  Nobel Laureate and dark matter pioneer answers critics

• Beyond CRISPR babies: How human genome editing is moving on after scandal

  March 2, 2023 Heidi Ledford Nature

  Researchers will discuss advances in genome-editing technologies -- and the ethics of deploying them -- at a major international summit.

• The road to intelligent life is a series of hard steps.

  March 2, 2023 Adam Frank Big Think

  Key steps in evolution on Earth tell us how likely intelligent life is anywhere else

• Ant Navigation Fascinates Engineers

  March 2, 2023 David Coppedge Evolution News & Science Today

• Is Human Psychology Better Explained by Evolution or Design?

  March 2, 2023 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Science Today

• The Other Intelligent Designer(s)?

  March 1, 2023 Geoffrey Simmons Evolution News & Science Today

• David Berlinski Meets Eric Metaxas

  March 1, 2023 Uncommon Descent

• Ancient DNA upends European prehistory

  March 1, 2023 Andrew Curry Science

  Genes reveal striking diversity within similar ice age cultures

• The Central Role of Darwinism in the Vietnam War

  March 1, 2023 Jerry Bergman Answers Research Journal, v.16, p.125-129

• News Update/Commentary

  Artificial Intelligence from a psychologist's point of view

  March 1, 2023 Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Science Daily

  Researchers test cognitive abilities of the language model GPT-3.

• The genomic history of ice-age Europeans

  March 1, 2023 Ludovic Orlando Nature

  An extensive genomic time series has been produced for 356 humans from across ice-age Europe. The data reveal how climate change affected the ranges of hunter-gatherer populations as they developed diverse cultures.

• Asteroid lost 1 million kilograms after collision with DART spacecraft

  March 1, 2023 Alexandra Witze Nature

  Studies reveal final moments before NASA probe crashed into an asteroid.

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Evolution of the germline mutation rate across vertebrates

  March 1, 2023 Lucie A. Bergeron, et al. Nature

• Bright pink ocean and rare wildflower super bloom -- February’s best science images

  March 1, 2023 Emma Stoye Nature

  The month’s sharpest science shots, selected by Nature’s photo team.

• Ancient genomes show how humans escaped Europe’s deep freeze

  March 1, 2023 Ewen Callaway Nature

  A pair of studies offer the most detailed look yet at groups of hunter-gatherers living before, during and after the last ice age.

• Blog Post

  AI -- It’s Pushing an Anti-God Agenda!

  March 1, 2023 Ken Ham Answers in Genesis

• Keep Darwinists Out of the Hospital

  March 1, 2023 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The ones who brought us eugenics and purposeless existence want to “help” your doctors. No way!

• Giant flying bug found at Arkansas Walmart turns out to be “super-rare" Jurassic-era insect

  March 1, 2023 Li Cohen CBS News

• Should Biblical Creation Become More Like Evolution?

  March, 2023 Answers in Genesis

• Young-Earth Evolution

  March, 2023 Answers in Genesis

• Team publishes study of the brain of the Homo erectus fossil with the lowest cranial capacity

  March 1, 2023 Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana (CENIEH) phys.org

• 3 unexplainable mysteries of life on Earth

  March 1, 2023 Brian Resnick Vox

  Earth, for all we know, is the only planet with life on it. But how did it start?

• What role does anoxia play in exceptional fossil preservation?

  March, 2023 A. D. Muscente, et al. Earth-Science Reviews, v.238

  Lessons from the taphonomy of the Posidonia Shale (Germany)

• Climate change: short on proof, drowning in nonsense

  February 28, 2023 Alan Moran Spectator (Australia)

• Jurassic shark

  February 28, 2023 contact; Patrick L. Jambura Universität Wien

  shark from the Jurassic period was already highly evolved