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• CRISPR Opens Pandora’s Box

  June 5, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  a quick-and-easy gene editing procedure has leading scientists worried

• Dinosaur Dentition: Was triceratops in need of a good dentist?

  June 5, 2015 Barry Pogson Science, v.348, n.6239, p.1102-1103

• Southwestern's Dino Dig Project featured on National Geographic Channel

  June 5, 2015 Darcy Force Keene Star News (Texas)

• Dino Death Match / National Geographic Channel

• Paper Reports that Amino Acids Used by Life Are Finely Tuned to Explore "Chemistry Space"

  June 5, 2015 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• From Chemicals to Codes at the Origin of Life: A Bridge Too Far?

  June 5, 2015 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Dinosaurs Wore Scales, Birds Wore Feathers

  June 4, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  interesting new fossils of dinosaurs and birds cause some rethinking, calling into question whether previous thinking was thought out well

• Jurassic World

  June 4, 2015 director: Colin Trevorrow Universal

• Q&A: The dinosaur doctor

  June 4, 2015 Nature, v.522, p.32-33

  Montana palaeontologist Jack Horner has served as scientific adviser on the Jurassic Park films from the start. With the latest, Jurassic World, soon to be released, he talks about a shark-devouring Mosasaurus, b

• News Update/Commentary

  New species of horned dinosaur with 'bizarre' features revealed

  June 4, 2015 Cell Press Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Australian fossil forces rethink on our ancestors' emergence onto land

  June 4, 2015 Queensland University of Technology Science Daily

• John West on Alfred Wallace and the Road Not Taken

  June 4, 2015 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• News Update/Commentary

  Framing Science with Spectacle in 'T. Rex Autopsy'

  June 4, 2015 Newsy Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  'Hellboy ' dinosaur revealed

  June 4, 2015 Reuters Science Daily

• CRISPR, the disruptor

  June 3, 2015 Nature, v.522, p.20-24

  a powerful gene-editing technology is the biggest game changer to hit biology since PCR, but with its huge potential come pressing concerns

• What to Look for at Pluto

  June 3, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  As New Horizons closes in on Pluto for its July 14 encounter, what questions should be asked?

• News Update/Commentary

  Eukaryotes: A new timetable of evolution

  June 3, 2015 Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Science Daily

• Origin of Life Theories Lost in Space

  June 2, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  scenarios for life’s origin contradict one another and compete for implausibility

• News Update/Commentary

  Earth organisms survive under low-pressure Martian conditions

  June 2, 2015 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Science Daily

• The Bible v. the Constitution

  June 2, 2015 slate.com

  politicians, school boards, principals, and teachers are pushing creationism on kids

• The Death of Darwin

  June 2, 2015 Michael Flannery Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Misplaced faith

  June 2, 2015 Nature, v.522, p.6

  The public trusts scientists much more than scientists think. But should it?

• Book

  The Strange Case of the Rickety Cossack: and Other Cautionary Tales from Human Evolution

  June 1, 2015 Palgrave Macmillan

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Acts & Facts, v.44, n.6 (pdf)

  June 1, 2015 Institute for Creation Research

• Moon Origin Models Require Cheating

  June 1, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  you can’t get Earth’s moon from a planetary collision without quasi-miraculous tweaks to the models

• News Update/Commentary

  New evidence emerges on the origins of life

  June 1, 2015 University of North Carolina Health Care Science Daily

• Canada’s Little Park of Wonders

  June 1, 2015 National Geographic

  its world-renowned fossil bed and stunning vistas make Canada’s Yoho National Park a standout.

• Who Were the World's First Artists?

  June 1, 2015 Discover Magazine

  New analysis of old finds upends conventional wisdom about where and when the first artists evolved. Hint: They weren’t Homo sapiens.

• World's Oldest Sperm Discovered in Ancient Crustacean

  June 1, 2015 Discover Magazine

  ancient ostracod had long, and long-lived, sex cells

• Book

  Wall Street Journal: Coyne's Atheist Tract Is a "Splendid Specimen of Scientism"

  June 1, 2015 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• News Update/Commentary

  Britain’s oldest sauropod dinosaur identified from fossil bone that fell from a cliff face

  June 1, 2015 Manchester University Science Daily

• Where does the time go?: Mixing and the depth-dependent distribution of fossil ages

  June 1, 2015 Rebecca C. Terry and Mark Novak Geology, v.43, no.6, p.487-490

• Book

  Debating Darwin’s Doubt: A Scientific Controversy That Can No Longer Be Denied

  June 1, 2015 Discovery Institute Press

  see also Amazon

• Why Awe Is Uniquely Human

  May 31, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Psychologists are noticing that a sense of awe makes you a better person. Why is it a uniquely human trait?

• Artificial DNA links up just like the real thing

  May 31, 2015 New Scientist, n.3023, p.10

  fake DNA letters designed in the lab are good enough to form the same long chains as the real thing, and could be incorporated into living cells

• Fighting Cancer with Intelligent Design

  May 31, 2015 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• p.4 — Fathers Who Change the World

  May 31, 2015 From the Editor

• p.10 — BioOrigins Project Update: Purpose, Progress, and Promise, Part 7

  May 31, 2015 Research

• p.12-13 — Heavy Metal Clocks, Pb-Pb Dating Model: Radioactive Dating, Part 8

  May 31, 2015 Impact

• p.14 — Distant Starlight and the Big Bang

  May 31, 2015 Back to Genesis

• p.15 — Thick Ice Sheets: How Old Are They Really?

  May 31, 2015 Back to Genesis

• p.16 — Dinosaurs in Marine Sediments: A Worldwide Phenomenon

  May 31, 2015 Back to Genesis

• p.17 — Does DNA Determine Sexual Preference?

  May 31, 2015 Creation Q & A

• p.20 — Crayfish, Caribou, and Scientific Evidence in the Wild

  May 31, 2015 Apologetics

• Gecko Gripper Picks Up Anything

  May 30, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the gecko gripper is just one of many exciting developments in the field of biomimetics: the imitation of nature’s designs

• Researchers Test Scientific Brainwashing

  May 29, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  psychologists test methods of unconsciously manipulating people’s biases -- and nobody seems worried about it

• Fact or Fiction: Addressing Misconceptions about Alabama's Academic Freedom Bill

  May 29, 2015 Sarah Chaffee Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• World’s Oldest Murder Mystery Was 430,000 Years in the Making

  May 28, 2015 Erika Engelhaupt National Geographic

  The first known murder was just as brutal as any other. The attacker smashed the victim twice in the head, leaving matching holes above the victim’s left eyebrow.

• Temperature's rising: expert says dinosaurs were warm-blooded

  May 28, 2015 Will Dunham News Daily (Reuters)

• News Update/Commentary

  Dinosaurs were likely warm-blooded

  May 28, 2015 Stony Brook University Science Daily

• Artificial intelligence: Robots with instincts

  May 28, 2015 Christoph Adami Nature, v.521, p.426-427