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• Grand delusions: Why we're determined to be free

  April 19, 2011 New Scientist, n.2808, p.32-35

  neuroscience says we don't make our own decisions -- but if we believed that, the world would be full of liars, cheats and losers

• Scientist imam: Muslims need to talk about evolution

  April 19, 2011 New Scientist, n.2808, p.29

  we need devout Muslim scientists to speak out, says Usama Hasan, who has had death threats for saying evolution is compatible with the Koran

• The earliest pterobranch reveals stasis

  April 18, 2011 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  Long-Sought Fossil Mammal with Transitional Middle Ear

  April 17, 2011 American Museum of Natural History Science Daily

• Where does good come from?

  April 17, 2011 Boston Globe

  Harvard's Edward O. Wilson tries to upend biology, again

• Book

  Mothers and Others: The Evolutionary Origins of Mutual Understanding

  April, 2011 Sarah Blaffer Hrdy Belknap (Harvard University Press)

  | See Also Amazon

• Researchers Succeed in Quantum Teleportation of Light Waves

  April 15, 2011 Popular Science

  like Schrödinger's cat, teleported light is both dead and alive

• Interplay Between Changing Climate and Species’ Ecology Drives Macroevolutionary Dynamics

  April 15, 2011 Science, v.332, n.6027, p.349-351

  fossil records show that speciation and extinction are influenced by interaction with other species and with the environment

• Make It Quantum and Continuous

  April 15, 2011 Science, v.332, n.6027, p.313-314

  robust teleportation of a fragile Schrödinger's-cat state was achieved with nonclassical wave-like states of light

• Asteroid Model Shows Early Life Suffered a Billion-Year Battering

  April 15, 2011 Science, v.332, n.6027, p.302-303

  evidence of a prolonged pummeling by huge asteroids several billion years ago would have dwarfed the one that killed off the dinosaurs

• Tennessee House Bill Opens Door to Challenges to Evolution, Climate Change

  April 15, 2011 Science, v.332, n.6027, p.295

  U.S. science educators are wringing their hands over what they characterize as a significant legislative victory for those who oppose the teaching of evolution

• News Update/Commentary

  Weak Evidence for Word-Order Universals

  April 14, 2011 Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Science Daily

  language not as 'innate' as thought

• News Update/Commentary

  Language universality idea tested with biology method

  April 14, 2011 BBC News

  a long-standing idea that human languages share universal features that are dictated by human brain structure has been cast into doubt

• Evolutionary Babel was in southern Africa

  April 14, 2011 Ferris Jabr New Scientist

• The peppered moth's dark genetic past revealed

  April 14, 2011 Nature News

  researchers find that a single ancestor is responsible for the 'best example' of natural selection

• Dark matter no-show at sensitive underground lab

  April 14, 2011 Celeste Biever New Scientist

• Mammalian evolution: A jaw-dropping ear

  April 14, 2011 Anne Weil Nature, v.472, p.174-176

• Transitional mammalian middle ear from a new Cretaceous Jehol eutriconodont

  April 14, 2011 Jin Meng, Yuanqing Wang, and Chuankui Li Nature, v.472, p.181-185

• News Update/Commentary

  Antibiotic Resistance Spreads Rapidly Between Bacteria

  April 13, 2011 University of Gothenburg Science Daily

• Complex life left the oceans earlier than thought

  April 13, 2011 Jennifer Welsh MSNBC (Live Science)

  the eukaryotes spent more time evolving on land

• Ancient lakes show when eukaryotic life left the sea

  April 13, 2011 Colin Barras New Scientist

• Old open air voyagers

  April 13, 2011 The Scientist

  freshwater eukaryotes may have ventured onto land nearly 500 million years earlier than fossil evidence previously suggested

• Hear my chewin': how jawbones evolved into ear bones

  April 13, 2011 New Scientist, n.2808, p.16

  the bones of your middle ear were once part of a mammalian ancestor's jaw -- a remarkable Cretaceous fossil provides a snapshot of how this happened

• British boy born with extra DNA strand

  April 12, 2011 Yahoo! News

  a British toddler born with an extra strand in his DNA is the first and only case known in the world

• Sharp-toothed fossil links old, new dinosaurs

  April 12, 2011 MSNBC (Associated Press)

  'it looks to be a mean character,' paleontologist says of find in western U.S.

• News Update/Commentary

  First Galaxies Were Born Much Earlier Than Expected

  April 12, 2011 ESA-Hubble Information Centre Science Daily

• New Images Show Far Side of the Moon Looks Young

  April 11, 2011 Brian Thomas Institute for Creation Research

• News Update/Commentary

  Leading atheist publishes secular Bible

  April 11, 2011 Jessica Ravitz CNN

• Fossil data enter the web period

  April 11, 2011 Nature, v.472, p.150

  palaeontologists call for more sharing of raw information

• Jesus would believe in evolution and so should you

  April 10, 2011 Karl W. Giberson CNN (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  New Genetic Study Helps Solve Darwin's Mystery About Ancient Evolution of Flowering Plants

  April 10, 2011 Penn State Science Daily

• Longtime community activist publishes books

  April 9, 2011 San Bernardino Sun (California)

  Before entering medical school to become an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Edmund Dombrowski was an evolutionist and atheist. Somewhere along the way, his views changed, and now, he has written a book refuting evolution

• Exo-evolution: Aliens who hide, survive

  April 8, 2011 Mark Buchanan New Scientist

• Rapid Insect Evolution by Symbiont Transfer

  April 8, 2011 Francis M. Jiggins and Gregory D. D. Hurst Science, v.332, n.6026, p.185-186

• Neanderthals: Bad luck and its part in their downfall

  April 7, 2011 New Scientist, n.2807, p.11

  our long-lost cousins may have simply been unlucky and wiped out by the random genetic lottery of sexual reproduction

• Bill Allowing Teachers to Challenge Evolution Passes Tennessee House

  April 7, 2011 Sara Reardon Science

• Instant evolution

  April 7, 2011 The Scientist

  bacteria infect an invasive pest species, rapidly transforming the bugs' development and reproduction

• Palaeoanthropology: Remains in ancient cave get younger

  April 7, 2011 Nature, v.472, p.8

• ‘Critical Thinking’ or Creationism in Tennessee Classrooms?

  April 6, 2011 MetroPulse (Knoxville, TN)

  supporters of new education legislation say it promotes objective discussion, but who’s really behind it

• Martin Rees takes Templeton Prize

  April 6, 2011 Nature News

  controversial 'spirituality' award goes to a scientist for fourth year in a row

• 'Tree of lice' suggests mammals did OK under dinos

  April 6, 2011 New Scientist, n.2807, p.15

  fossil lice reveal that the pests split into many species before the dinosaurs went extinct -- with implications for the evolution of mammals and birds

• The Inflation Debate

  April 6, 2011 Scientific American

  Is the theory at the heart of modern cosmology deeply flawed?

• A buttercup cousin from the Age of Dinosaurs

  April 4, 2011 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• Did deadly formaldehyde give life to Earth?

  April 4, 2011 MSNBC (Live Science)

  scientists test the theory in their lab, and say the answer is most likely 'yes'

• The first stars, as seen by supercomputers

  April 1, 2011 Tom Abel Physics Today

  Today’s telescopes cannot look far enough into the cosmic past to observe the formation of primordial stars. If you want to see that process, you need sophisticated numerical simulations.

• Book

  On Being: A Scientist's Exploration of the Great Questions of Existence

  April 1, 2011 Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Acts & Facts, v.40, n.4 (pdf)

  April 1, 2011 Institute for Creation Research

• Metaphysics and the Philosophy of Science

  April 1, 2011 University of Toronto

• News Update/Commentary

  Searching for alien life? Check out failed stars

  April 1, 2011 Clara Moskowitz MSNBC

  potential exists on free-floating planets and sub-brown dwarfs

• Creation-Evolution Headlines

  April 1, 2011 David F. Coppedge Master Plan Productions