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• Paleoanthropology: Little Foot, Big Mystery

  September 9, 2011 Michael Balter Science, v.333, n.6048, p.1374

  after nearly 15 years of excavation, the most complete hominin skeleton ever discovered, dubbed "Little Foot," is expected to be out of the cave in which it was discovered within the next 2 months

• A Partial Pelvis of Australopithecus sediba

  September 9, 2011 Job M. Kibii, Steven E. Churchill, Peter Schmid, Kristian J. Carlson, Nichelle D. Reed, Darryl J. de Ruiter, and Lee R. Berger Science, v.333, n.6048, p.1407-1411

  although it had a small brain and skull, Australopithecus sediba shows some human-like features in its reconstructed pelvis

• Australopithecus sediba Hand Demonstrates Mosaic Evolution of Locomotor and Manipulative Abilities

  September 9, 2011 Tracy L. Kivell, Job M. Kibii, Steven E. Churchill, Peter Schmid, and Lee R. Berger Science, v.333, n.6048, p.1411-1417

  the hand of Australopithecus sediba, a rare example in the hominid fossil record, shows short fingers and a long thumb consistent with improved precision gripping while retaining strength for climbing

• Australopithecus sediba at 1.977 Ma and Implications for the Origins of the Genus Homo

  September 9, 2011 Robyn Pickering, Paul H. G. M. Dirks, Zubair Jinnah, Darryl J. de Ruiter, Steven E. Churchill, Andy I. R. Herries, Jon D. Woodhead, John C. Hellstrom, and Lee R. Berger Science, v.333, n.6048, p.1421-1423

  further U-series dating and the magnetic stratigraphy of the hosting cave deposits show that Australopithecus sediba lived just under 2 million years ago, near or just before the emergence of Homo

• Paleoanthropology: Skeletons Present an Exquisite Paleo-Puzzle

  September 9, 2011 Science, v.333, n.6048, p.1370-1372

  partial skeletons of 2-million-year-old hominin Australopithecus sediba leave researchers impressed by their completeness but scratching their heads over the implications for our family tree

• Book

  Alfred Russel Wallace's Theory of Intelligent Evolution

  September, 2011 Michael A. Flannery Erasmus Press

• Perry’s Galileo Moment

  September 8, 2011 Sarah Posner Religion Dispatches

• The Creation-Evolution Debate Has No Place in Contemporary American Politics

  September 8, 2011 Marco Rabinowitz Benzinga

• Geocataclysm

  September 8, 2011 Istanbul

  international congress and exhibition "Natural Cataclysms and Global Problems of the Modern Civilization"

• Near-death experiences may be triggered by serotonin

  September 8, 2011 New Scientist, n.2829, p.17

  the bright light at the end of a tunnel which some people close to death describe may result from a neurotransmitter flood in the brain

• Scour Earth for traces of intelligent aliens

  September 7, 2011 New Scientist, n.2829, p.10

  if aliens visited Earth long ago, they may have left signs of their technological prowess that would be cheap and easy for us to detect

• Science, faith, and life's origin

  September 5, 2011 Faye Flam Philadelphia Inquirer

  One of the many fascinating things about evolution is that it generates disputes that can help us all better understand what science is and how it differs from religion or other areas of human endeavor.

• A Misguided Attempt to Critique Intelligent Design

  September 3, 2011 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Science Today

  A Response to John Walton’s The Lost World of Genesis One

• Book

  God and Stephen Hawking: Whose Design Is It Anyway?

  September 1, 2011 Kregel Publishers

  see also Amazo

• DNA from the Beginning

  September 1, 2011 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

  an animated primer of the 75 experiments that made modern genetics

• Earth's Magnetic Field Is Decaying Steadily -- with a Little Rhythm (pdf)

  September 1, 2011 D. Russell Humphreys Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.47 , p.193-201

• Book

  Acts & Facts, v.40, n.9 (pdf)

  September 1, 2011 Institute for Creation Research

• Book

  A More Perfect Heaven: How Copernicus Revolutionized the Cosmos

  September 1, 2011 Walker & Co

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Knocking on Heaven's Door: How Physics and Scientific Thinking Illuminate the Universe and the Modern World

  September 1, 2011 Ecco (Harper Collins)

  see also Amazon

• Does Questioning Evolution Make You Anti-Science?

  September 1, 2011 Rabbi Shmuley Boteach Huffington Post

• Book

  The Epigenetics Revolution: How Modern Biology is Rewriting Our Understanding of Genetics, Disease and Inheritance

  September 1, 2011 Icon Books

  see Amazon

• Book

  Knocking on Heaven's Door: How Physics and Scientific Thinking Illuminate the Universe and the Modern World

  September 1, 2011 Ecco (HarperCollins)

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Origins of Grammar: Language in the Light of Evolution, v.2

  September 1, 2011 Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  About Time: Cosmology and Culture at the Twilight of the Big Bang

  September 1, 2011 Free Press (Simon & Schuster)

  see also Amazon

• Neuroscience vs philosophy: Taking aim at free will

  August 31, 2011 Nature, v.477, p.23-25

  scientists think they can prove that free will is an illusion ... philosophers are urging them to think again

• CA Science Center Pays $110,000 Over Canceled Film

  August 30, 2011 ABC News (Associated Press)

  a documentary on intelligent design can be shown at the California Science Center

• Christianity’s evolution problem

  August 29, 2011 Mathew N. Schmalz Washington Post (blog)

• Book

  Seven Days That Divide the World: The Beginning According to Genesis and Science

  August, 2011 John C. Lennox Zondervan

  | See Also Amazon

• Newspaper Article

  Imagining the Downside of Immortality

  August 27, 2011 Stephen Cave New York Times

• Defeating Darwin in Four Steps -- So Easy a Caveman Could Do It

  August 26, 2011 Bryan Fischer Right Side News

• Oldest fossils show early life was a beach

  August 26, 2011 New Scientist, n.2827, p.13

  the oldest compelling fossil evidence for cellular life has been discovered on a 3.43-billion-year-old beach in western Australia

• A Jurassic eutherian mammal and divergence of marsupials and placentals

  August 25, 2011 Zhe-Xi Luo, Chong-Xi Yuan, Qing-Jin Meng, and Qiang Ji Nature, v.476, p.442-445

• Intelligent design has no place in Texas classrooms

  August 24, 2011 Emily Brooks Daily Cougar (University of Houston)

• Ancient Hinduism enlightens modern notions of evolution

  August 24, 2011 Aseem Shukla Washington Post (blog)

• As the Tree of Life Tumbles: Now, the "Public Goods" Hypothesis

  August 24, 2011 Evolution News & Views

• Evidence for Mars floods all dried up?

  August 24, 2011 New Scientist, n.2827, p.15

  lava, not water, carved the biggest channels on Mars, argues a new study that would overturn four decades of conventional wisdom

• Is Evolution a Crazy Idea?

  August 23, 2011 Robert Ringer Personal Liberty Digest

• The public goods hypothesis for the evolution of life on Earth

  August 23, 2011 James O. McInerney, Davide Pisani, Eric Bapteste, and Mary J. O'Connell Biology Direct, v. 6, p.41

• Black holes and pulsars could reveal extra dimensions

  August 21, 2011 New Scientist, n.2826, p.17

  to test for extra dimensions, astronomers should hunt for pulsars that are distancing themselves from their black hole companions

• Exoplanetary Research: A Distant Glimpse of Alien Life?

  August 19, 2011 Science, v.333, n.6045, p.930-932

  as they verge on detecting worlds where organisms might thrive, some astronomers are preparing for the next big step: determining whether E.T. is really there

• Moon may be 200 million years younger than thought

  August 17, 2011 New Scientist, n.2826, p.13

  a rock thought to date from the moon's formation turns out be much younger than previously supposed

• Reverse evolution: Chicken revisits its dinosaur past

  August 17, 2011 Sujata Gupta New Scientist, n.2826, p.3

  Evolution has been rewound to create a "snouted" chicken. That means we might also be able to fast-forward it to create the animals of the future.

• No need to fear rewinding evolution

  August 17, 2011 New Scientist, n.2826, p.3

  experiments to manipulate a chicken embryo to awaken the dinosaur within are in effect creating a "monster", but they can bring important advances too

• First life: The search for the first replicator

  August 15, 2011 New Scientist, n.2825, p.32-35

  life must have begun with a simple molecule that could reproduce itself -- and now we think we know how to make one

• Is the answer to the age-old question found in faith, science or both -- and what do we teach our children?

  August 14, 2011 Avalanche-Journal (Lubbock, TX)

  Are the windows to the soul the fearfully and wonderfully made creation of a sentient deity? Depends on whom you ask.

• Time need not end in the multiverse

  August 11, 2011 New Scientist, n.2825, p.8

  last year, a group of cosmologists argued that time might end -- now others say they can save the fourth dimension

• Stone Age toe could redraw human family tree

  August 10, 2011 New Scientist, n.2825, p.10

  the Siberian Denisova cave has surrendered a treasure that could shed light on early humans' promiscuous relations with their hominin cousins

• Evangelicals Question the Existence of Adam and Eve

  August 9, 2011 Barbara Bradley Hagerty National Public Radio

• Ancient DNA reveals secrets of human history

  August 9, 2011 Nature, v.476, p.136-137

  modern humans may have picked up key genes from extinct relatives

• News Update/Commentary

  'Amino Acid Time Capsule': New Way to Date the Past

  August 8, 2011 University of York Science Daily