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• 'Longhorn' Dinosaur Fossil Discovered in Utah

  July 17, 2013 Tia Ghose Yahoo! News

• News Update/Commentary

  Big-Nosed, Long-Horned Dinosaur Discovered in Utah

  July 17, 2013 University of Utah Science Daily

  dinosaur in same family as Triceratops

• News Update/Commentary

  In the Zone: How Scientists Search for Habitable Planets

  July 17, 2013 NASA-Jet Propulsion Laboratory Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  New Evidence for Warm-Blooded Dinosaurs

  July 17, 2013 University of Adelaide Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Bird Brain? Birds and Humans Have Similar Brain Wiring

  July 17, 2013 Imperial College London Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Earth's Gold Came from Colliding Dead Stars

  July 17, 2013 Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  High Tooth Replacement Rates in Largest Dinosaurs Contributed to Their Evolutionary Success

  July 17, 2013 Stony Brook University Science Daily

• Traitorous fish throw friends to the wolves

  July 17, 2013 New Scientist, n.2926, p.14

  confronted with a predator, a group of twospot astyanax fish will attack one of their number to leave it vulnerable

• Mystery Moon (and Meteorites, and Stars)

  July 17, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  One would think astronomers would not be stumped in 2013 by common objects like the moon, meteors and stars. But they are. It’s driving them mad.

• News Update/Commentary

  High Tooth Replacement Rates in Largest Dinosaurs Contributed to Their Evolutionary Success

  July 17, 2013 Stony Brook University Science Daily

• Most Mutations in the Human Genome are Recent and Probably Harmful

  July 17, 2013 Discover Magazine

  fast population growth has littered our genomes with five times as many rare gene variants as would be expected

• Pink EleP(T|H)ants on Parade: Understanding, and Misunderstanding, the Design Inference

  July 17, 2013 Winston Ewert Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• 'Longhorn' Dinosaur Fossil Discovered in Utah

  July 17, 2013 Tia Ghose Yahoo! News

• News Update/Commentary

  Big-Nosed, Long-Horned Dinosaur Discovered in Utah

  July 17, 2013 University of Utah Science Daily

  dinosaur in same family as Triceratops

• News Update/Commentary

  In the Zone: How Scientists Search for Habitable Planets

  July 17, 2013 NASA-Jet Propulsion Laboratory Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  New Evidence for Warm-Blooded Dinosaurs

  July 17, 2013 University of Adelaide Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Bird Brain? Birds and Humans Have Similar Brain Wiring

  July 17, 2013 Imperial College London Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Earth's Gold Came from Colliding Dead Stars

  July 17, 2013 Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  High Tooth Replacement Rates in Largest Dinosaurs Contributed to Their Evolutionary Success

  July 17, 2013 Stony Brook University Science Daily

• Traitorous fish throw friends to the wolves

  July 17, 2013 New Scientist, n.2926, p.14

  confronted with a predator, a group of twospot astyanax fish will attack one of their number to leave it vulnerable

• Mystery Moon (and Meteorites, and Stars)

  July 17, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  One would think astronomers would not be stumped in 2013 by common objects like the moon, meteors and stars. But they are. It’s driving them mad.

• News Update/Commentary

  High Tooth Replacement Rates in Largest Dinosaurs Contributed to Their Evolutionary Success

  July 17, 2013 Stony Brook University Science Daily

• Most Mutations in the Human Genome are Recent and Probably Harmful

  July 17, 2013 Discover Magazine

  fast population growth has littered our genomes with five times as many rare gene variants as would be expected

• You’ve Got Quality Control

  July 16, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  What could identify intelligent design more than the discovery of “quality control”? Your cells employ QC every day.

• How “Sudden" Was the Cambrian Explosion?

  July 16, 2013 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Science Today

  Nick Matzke misreads Stephen Meyer and the paleontological literature; New Yorker recycles misrepresentation

• Dr. Hedin's Student Could Teach Ball State University a Thing or Two

  July 16, 2013 Joshua Youngkin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• News Update/Commentary

  Tooth Is 'Smoking Gun' Evidence That Tyrannosaurus Rex Was Hunter, Killer

  July 16, 2013 University of Kansas Science Daily

• Does the Templeton Foundation Support Science or Science Fiction?

  July 16, 2013 Discover Magazine

  Templeton grants fund important research -- but they also go to projects on extraterrestrial power, faith healings and the afterlife

• Dr. Hedin's Student Could Teach Ball State University a Thing or Two

  July 16, 2013 Joshua Youngkin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• News Update/Commentary

  Tooth Is 'Smoking Gun' Evidence That Tyrannosaurus Rex Was Hunter, Killer

  July 16, 2013 University of Kansas Science Daily

• Does the Templeton Foundation Support Science or Science Fiction?

  July 16, 2013 Discover Magazine

  Templeton grants fund important research -- but they also go to projects on extraterrestrial power, faith healings and the afterlife

• The Surprising Origins of Evolutionary Complexity

  July 16, 2013 Scientific American

  scientists are exploring how organisms can evolve elaborate structures without Darwinian selection

• The strange ape that's rewriting our family tree

  July 15, 2013 New Scientist, n.2925, p.34-37

  the story of our evolution seemed clear, but a string of recent discoveries in Africa is forcing us to radically rethink it

• Evolution As Stretchy Glue

  July 15, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Evolution is slow and gradual, except when it is very fast. It changes everything, except when it keeps them the same. Recent reports treat evolution as a catch-all idea that explains any phenomenon, even opposite things. Is

• More on Objections to Darwin's Doubt from University of Texas Biologist Martin Poenie

  July 15, 2013 Douglas Axe Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• More Clues that Intergenic DNA Is Functional

  July 15, 2013 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• The strange ape that's rewriting our family tree

  July 15, 2013 New Scientist, n.2925, p.34-37

  the story of our evolution seemed clear, but a string of recent discoveries in Africa is forcing us to radically rethink it

• Evolution As Stretchy Glue

  July 15, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Evolution is slow and gradual, except when it is very fast. It changes everything, except when it keeps them the same. Recent reports treat evolution as a catch-all idea that explains any phenomenon, even opposite things. Is

• More on Objections to Darwin's Doubt from University of Texas Biologist Martin Poenie

  July 15, 2013 Douglas Axe Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• More Clues that Intergenic DNA Is Functional

  July 15, 2013 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• There she blows: The incredible pictures of a man-made geyser in the middle of the Nevada Desert

  July 15, 2013 Jaymi Mccann Daily Mail (UK)

• Muscle Power Is Designed, Not Evolutionary

  July 13, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the wonder of muscle inspires both awe at its design and opportunities for evolutionary storytelling

• Muscle Power Is Designed, Not Evolutionary

  July 13, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the wonder of muscle inspires both awe at its design and opportunities for evolutionary storytelling

• Adaptation, Fast and Endless

  July 12, 2013 Jordi Bascompte Science, v.341, n.6142, p.130-131

  drawing on evidence from various approaches and many case studies, Thompson argues that adaptive evolution is pervasive, unflagging, and often surprisingly rapid

• A Muscular Perspective on Vertebrate Evolution

  July 12, 2013 Shigeru Kuratani Science, v.341, n.6142, p.139-140

  the shoulder muscles of an early jawed vertebrate represent an intermediate evolutionary state

• Fossil Musculature of the Most Primitive Jawed Vertebrates

  July 12, 2013 Science, v.341, n.6142, p.160-164

  fossilized muscles in an ancient armored fish reveal a distinctive neck musculature that differs from that of sharks

• Nature's Other Self-Assemblers

  July 12, 2013 Science, v.341, n.6142, p.136-137

  materials based on phenolics may provide another natural route to fabricating exotic structures with advanced functionality

• Field Test Shows Selection Works in Mysterious Ways

  July 12, 2013 Science, v.341, n.6142, p.118

  by studying the survival of dune mice in large outside enclosures, Rowan Barrett has been able to track in real time genetic variants being selected by evolution

• Ancient Text Found in Jerusalem from David’s Time

  July 12, 2013 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Inscriptions are rare but valuable artifacts in archaeology. Though short and simple, a fragmentary inscription on a jug sets a record as the oldest ever found in Jerusalem, from the era of David and Solomon or before.

• A Muscular Perspective on Vertebrate Evolution

  July 12, 2013 Shigeru Kuratani Science, v.341, n.6142, p.139-140

  the shoulder muscles of an early jawed vertebrate represent an intermediate evolutionary state