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• Genetics: The rate of human mutation

  August 23, 2012 Alexey Kondrashov Nature, v.488, p.467-468

• Noted Atheist Philosopher Thomas Nagel: "Defenders of Intelligent Design Deserve Our Gratitude"

  August 22, 2012 John G. West Evolution News & Views

• Astrobiology: Science or Boondoggle?

  August 22, 2012 Evolution News & Views

• In Defense of Science: An Interview with NCSE’s Eugenie Scott

  August 22, 2012 Liza Gross KQED (Northern California)

• From the mouths of molluscs -- ancient snail relative found

  August 22, 2012 Yahoo! News

• Bonobo genius makes stone tools like early humans did

  August 22, 2012 New Scientist, n.2879, p.11

  not content with learning sign language or coining "words", Kanzi the bonobo now seems able to make flint tools as well as our ancestors did

• The all-time greatest popular science books

  August 22, 2012 New Scientist, n.2879, p.3

  we're asking for your votes to help us decide which popular science books have done the most to transform public thinking

• Consciousness as the key to our mental traits

  August 22, 2012 Clare Wilson New Scientist, n.2879, p.51

  level of consciousness activity linked to several psychiatric conditions

• Eugenie Scott on the Stealth of Science Denialism

  August 21, 2012 Paul Fidalgo Committee for Skeptical Inquiry

• News Update/Commentary

  Ecuador's Tungurahua volcano

  August 21, 2012 CNN

• They never forget: The strange gift of perfect memory

  August 20, 2012 New Scientist, n.2878, p.34-37

  Some people can recall what happened on almost every day of their lives. Unlocking their secrets could shed light on the way all our memories work.

• Oxford Ethicist: "Moral Obligation" to Destroy Embryos Carrying Genes for Alcoholism Susceptibility, Other Undesirable Traits

  August 20, 2012 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views

• 5 Ways to Leave Your Body

  August 20, 2012 Discover Magazine

  Want to teleport through space or travel the world at will? Out-of-body technology can alter your sense of place and set you free.

• Our Views: Louisiana's Loch Ness mythology

  August 19, 2012 The Advocate (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)

• Reproduction in Early Amniotes

  August 17, 2012 Science, v.337, n.6096, p.806-808

  recent fossil finds help to explain why the early fossil record is dominated by live-bearing amniotes, although live-bearing amniotes evolved later than egg-laying ones

• Reconstructing Native American population history

  August 16, 2012 Nature, v.488, p.370-374

  a survey of genetic variation in Native American and Siberian populations reveals that Native Americans are descended from at least three streams of gene flow from Asia

• Interbreeding with Neanderthals, or simply breeding?

  August 16, 2012 New Scientist, n.2878, p.3

  Homo sapiens may not have had sex with Neanderthals after all -- but perhaps it doesn't matter in any case

• Stone Age skull-smashers spark a cultural mystery

  August 16, 2012 New Scientist, n.2878, p.10

  A cache of Neolithic skulls unearthed in Syria had been exhumed, separated from their bodies, had their faces smashed in and been reburied. But why?

• Keep religious beliefs out of science class if we want Ky. kids to compete

  August 16, 2012 kentucky.com

• Plume power: Deep engines of earthquakes and volcanoes

  August 15, 2012 New Scientist, n.2878, p.38-41

  Plate tectonics can't explain all the earthquakes, volcanoes and landscapes of Earth, so what else is shaping its surface?

• Questions over human and Neanderthal interbreeding

  August 15, 2012 New Scientist, n.2878, p.12

  the genes that many humans share in common with Neanderthals do not reflect interspecies breeding

• News Update/Commentary

  Aliens in the oceans -- searching for life on the moons of Jupiter

  August 14, 2012 Kevin Peter Hand CNN

• Missouri 'Right to Pray' Law Could Limit Teaching Evolution

  August 14, 2012 Krystnell A. Storr Science Insider

• Paper Rebuffs Assumption that Pseudogenes Are Genetic "Junk," Claims Function Is "Widespread"

  August 14, 2012 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views

• News Update/Commentary

  Mutant butterflies a result of Fukushima nuclear disaster

  August 14, 2012 CNN

• GOP lawmakers question standards for teaching evolution in Kentucky

  August 14, 2012 Linda B. Blackford kentucky.com

• Blog Post

  An Example of “Directed" Mutation and an Idiotic “Gotcha"

  August 13, 2012 Larry Moran Sandwalk

  There's nothing in modern evolutionary theory that allows for mutations that arise specifically because they will produce a future benefit. That's why we say that mutations are “random" with respect to outcome.

• A Big Bang Theory of Homo

  August 13, 2012 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views

• Unguided or Not? How Do Darwinian Evolutionists Define Their Theory?

  August 11, 2012 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views

• The Voyage to Find Out How Earth Was Born

  August 11, 2012 Discover Magazine

  a daredevil spacecraft is giving us our first look at the asteroid Vesta -- a unique survivor from the demolition derby that created our own celestial home

• Neandertal Champion Defends the Reputation of Our Closest Cousins

  August 10, 2012 Science, v.337, n. 6095, p.642-643

  archaeologist João Zilhão and his critics trade charges over who truly invented artifacts at European sites -- and whether Neandertals were “modern”

• A New Face Reveals Multiple Lineages Alive at the Dawn of Our Genus Homo

  August 10, 2012 Science, v.337, n.6095, p.635

  after 40 years of searching, an international team of researchers has found fossils of a face and two jawbones that they say belong to the same species as the mysterious skull of Homo rudolfensis

• In a Fly's Eye: My, Oh My, What Evolution -- er, Design

  August 10, 2012 Evolution News & Views

• Arab liberals must stay in the game

  August 9, 2012 Nature, v.488, p.131

  Islamist academics are gaining power in the Middle East and North Africa, but to build science needs liberal input

• A transitional snake from the Late Cretaceous period of North America

  August 9, 2012 Nature, v.488, p.205-208

  previously undescribed material from the Cretaceous Coniophis precedens shows that it is the most primitive known snake

• New fossils from Koobi Fora in northern Kenya confirm taxonomic diversity in early Homo

  August 9, 2012 Nature, v.488, p.201-204

  three newly discovered hominin fossils aged between 1.78 and 1.95 million years old confirm the presence of two contemporary species of early Homo in the early Pleistocene of eastern Africa

• Astrobiology: Frontier or fiction

  August 9, 2012 Antonio Lazcano and Kevin P. Hand Nature, v.488, p.160-161

• Physics prize dwarfs all others

  August 9, 2012 Nature, v.488, p.144

  theorists left reeling after billionaire reveals massive prize

• Can we live without free will?

  August 9, 2012 New Scientist, n.2877, p.3

  New research has reignited the debate about whether humans truly have free will. But what difference would it make if we didn't?

• Bring Ancient Voices Back to Life

  August 9, 2012 Discover Magazine

  rebuilding the vocal tracts of extinct creatures could let us hear long-lost sounds: an ancient whale song, the cries of our ancestors

• Massive meteorite crater found in Canadian Arctic

  August 8, 2012 Megan Gannon Yahoo! News (LiveScience)

• Science and Faith: Friends or Foes?

  August 8, 2012 Covenant Theological Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri

• p.3 — When God Says "Good"

  August 8, 2012 From the Editor

• p.8 — Mechanisms of Adaptation in Biology: Genetic Diversity

  August 8, 2012 Research

• p.9-11 — Staying on Track Despite Deceptive Distractions

  August 8, 2012 Real World Apologetics

• p.12-14 — Tracking Those Incredible Hypercanes

  August 8, 2012 Impact

• p.15 — Flat Gaps Between Strata

  August 8, 2012 Back to Genesis

• p.16 — An Amazing Tract Record

  August 8, 2012 Back to Genesis

• p.17 — Four Scientific Reasons That Refute Evolution

  August 8, 2012 Back to Genesis

• Stephen Hawking: man, icon and myth

  August 8, 2012 Sally Adee New Scientist, n.2877, p.51

  The most famous living scientist is portrayed as an archetypal lone genius. Could this be harming science?