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• Punctuated Equilibrium as metaphor: fragment from the book to-be

  May 18, 2011 blog

• Galileo’s Conversion

  May 18, 2011 John Farrell Forbes (blog)

• First habitable planet discovered

  May 17, 2011 Emma Kemp Yahoo! News

• News Update/Commentary

  Genomic Archeology Reveals Early Evolution of Sex Chromosomes

  May 17, 2011 American Society for Microbiology Science Daily

• Cellular Circuit Boards Circumvent Evolutionary Causes

  May 17, 2011 Brian Thomas Institute for Creation Research

• The Obliquity of the Ecliptic

  May 17, 2011

• The Chimpanzee Genome and the Problem of Biological Similarity

  May 17, 2011 Todd Charles Wood Occasional Papers of the BSG, n.7, p.1-18 (Creation Biological Society)

• "We Are Crossing the Boundary Between Knowledge and Belief"

  May 17, 2011 Rolf-Dieter Heuer The European Magazine

• The unscientific hegemony of uniformitarianism

  May 16, 2011 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolutionary Adaptations Can Be Reversed, but Rarely

  May 16, 2011 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Science Daily

• What Stephen Hawking doesn’t understand about heaven

  May 16, 2011 Nicholas T. Wright Washington Post (blog)

• Heaven is a 'fairy story'

  May 16, 2011 Stephen Hawking Breitbart

• What did Stephen Hawking mean?

  May 16, 2011 Guardian (UK)

  I put some questions to the Cambridge cosmologist on life, death and our place in the universe, but there's one answer I don't understand

• Bacteria helped early animals to breathe

  May 15, 2011 Nature News

  microbial mats might have functioned as oxygen oases for primitive multicellular life

• Did Neandertals Linger in Russia's Far North?

  May 13, 2011 Michael Balter Science, v.332, n.6031, p.778

  some of the last Neandertals may have taken refuge in the dark Arctic north rather than the sunny south as archaeological evidence has indicated

• Late Mousterian Persistence near the Arctic Circle

  May 13, 2011 Science, v.332, n.6031, p.841-845

  artefacts at a site in the northern Urals dating to about 33,000 years ago suggest a last northern refuge of Neandertals

• Is It Time to Declutter the Dinosaur Roster?

  May 13, 2011 Science, v.332, n.6031, p.782

  paleontologist Jack Horner thinks too many discoveries of supposedly new species of dinosaurs are actually duplicates of animals already on the books

• Carbon Dating of '70 Million Year Old' Mosasaur Soft Tissues Yields Surprising Results

  May 13, 2011 Brian Thomas Institute for Creation Research

• News Update/Commentary

  Last Neanderthals Near the Arctic Circle?

  May 13, 2011 CNRS (Délégation Paris Michel-Ange) Science Daily

• Alien life may huddle under hydrogen blankets

  May 12, 2011 New Scientist, n.2812, p.10

  Earth-sized worlds far from the warmth of their stars could maintain liquid water and life if they are well wrapped by hydrogen in their atmospheres

• Evolution: To make a new species

  May 12, 2011 Nature, v.473, p.126

• Value judgements

  May 12, 2011 Nature, v.473, p.123-124

  the scientific endeavour needs to deliver public value, not just research papers

• Green River Formation Fossil Has Original Soft Tissue

  May 12, 2011 Brian Thomas Institute for Creation Research

• Moving Forward in Our Understanding of Molecular Motors

  May 11, 2011 Jean K. Lightner Answers in Genesis

• News Update/Commentary

  Wine Yeasts Reveal Prehistoric Microbial World

  May 11, 2011 Lund University Science Daily

• Animatronic dinosaurs set in their world

  May 11, 2011 New Scientist, n.2812, p.51

  a new exhibition at the Natural History Museum in London recreates dinosaurs in their environment and presents the latest dino-science

• Out of control: How to live in an unfathomable world

  May 11, 2011 New Scientist, n.2812, p.28-29

  we need to accept that the interactions of technology, society and nature are now beyond our understanding

• Crocodiles swam the Atlantic to reach America

  May 11, 2011 New Scientist, n.2812, p.16

  Millions of years before Vikings crossed the Atlantic, crocodiles swam thousands of kilometres from Africa to colonise the Americas

• Volcanology: Europe's ticking time bomb

  May 11, 2011 Nature, v.473, p.140-141

  Vesuvius is one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the world -- but scientists and the civil authorities can't agree on how to prepare for a future eruption

• The endless possibilities of life in the cosmos

  May 11, 2011 New Scientist, n.2812, p.3

  we need to spread our search for alien life as imaginatively as we can

• News Update/Commentary

  'Missing link' fungi found in Devon pond

  May 11, 2011 Pallab Ghosh BBC News

  what may be the "missing link" connecting fungi to plants, animals and bacteria

• The evolutionary tree of fungi grows a new branch

  May 11, 2011 Nature News

  fungi found in UK pond could be part of a previously undiscovered and extremely diverse phylum

• On the Integrity of Science: A Response to Bill Dembski

  May 11, 2011 patheos.com

  I am deeply concerned that evangelical Christianity, as a vast and largely self-sufficient subculture in America, has become so disengaged from science that it is now intellectually impoverished

• Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria Did Not Evolve

  May 10, 2011 Brian Thomas Institute for Creation Research

• Troubled probe upholds Einstein

  May 10, 2011 Nature, v.473, p.131-132

  general relativity vindicated, but was the mission worth it

• News Update/Commentary

  Blind legless lizard species discovered in Cambodia

  May 10, 2011 Victoria Gill BBC News

• Europeans never had Neanderthal neighbours

  May 9, 2011 Nature News

  Russian find suggests Neanderthals died out earlier than was thought

• Florida antievolution bill dies

  May 9, 2011 National Center for Science Education

• Tracking Lineage Through a Bramble

  May 9, 2011 New York Times

  Those stars among the hunter-gatherers of fossils related to human origins, Donald C. Johanson and Richard Leakey, returned last week to the American Museum of Natural History in New York, the scene of a bitter televised brawl be

• Unnatural selection: Fish growing up fast

  May 8, 2011 Michael Le Page New Scientist

• Hi-Tech Eye Design in a Lowly Mollusk

  May 6, 2011 Brian Thomas Institute for Creation Research

• News Update/Commentary

  Sticking Their Necks out for Evolution: Why Sloths and Manatees Have Unusually Long (or Short) Necks

  May 6, 2011 BioMed Central Science Daily

• Scientists Think Spirituality Is Congruent With Scientific Discovery, Religion Is Not

  May 6, 2011 David Ruth Medical News Today

• Are scientific reputations boosted artificially?

  May 6, 2011 Nature News

  reputations emerge in a collective manner, but does this guarantee that fame rests on merit

• Out-of-Africa migration selected novelty-seeking genes

  May 6, 2011 New Scientist, n.2811, p.18

  as humans migrated around 50,000 years ago, evolution may have latched onto a gene linked to risk-taking and adventurousness

• Nocturnality in Dinosaurs Inferred from Scleral Ring and Orbit Morphology

  May 6, 2011 Science, v.332, n.6030, p.705-708

  comparison of eye structures between fossils and modern species suggests that Mesozoic archosaurs were active day and night

• Dating Duo Illuminates Modern Humans' Journey

  May 6, 2011 Science, v.332, n.6030, p.658-661

  by improving a powerful dating technique, a professional and personal couple fills in the blanks of human evolution

• Red in Tooth and Claw Among the Literati

  May 6, 2011 Science, v.332, n.6030, p.654-656

  Upset by the isolation of their field, some critics are trying to bring Darwin's ideas and recent science to the study of literature. They haven't been popular.

• Body plan innovation in treehoppers through the evolution of an extra wing-like appendage

  May 5, 2011 Benjamin Prud’homme, Caroline Minervino, Mélanie Hocine, Jessica D. Cande, Aïcha Aouane, Héloïse D. Dufour, Victoria A. Kassner, and Nicolas Gompel Nature, v.473, p.83-86

• REVIEW: May 2011

  May 5, 2011 Themelios, v.36, n.1