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• History: Science and sensibility

  February 24, 2011 Nature, v.470, p.462-463

  mechanical world views were replaced by more sensory beliefs after the rise of the novel

• Earth systems: Shaped by life

  February 24, 2011 Nature, v.470, p.460-461

  a lesson for humanity's future in the long co-evolution of our planet and its inhabitants

• No marathons for Neanderthals

  February 24, 2011 Nature, v.470, p.439

  fossilized heel bones suggest that Neanderthals were not built to run long distances

• Exoplanets: Earth-sized, not Earth-like

  February 24, 2011 Nature, v.470, p.438

• Unpublished results hide the decline effect

  February 24, 2011 Nature, v.470, p.437

  some effects diminish when tests are repeated ... being open about findings that don't make the scientific record could reveal why

• A mind of one's own

  February 24, 2011 Raymond Tallis New Statesman

  the metaphysical limitations of neuroscience

• Did Neanderthals use feathers for fashion?

  February 23, 2011 New Scientist, n.2801, p.16

  culture shock: Neanderthals in what is now Italy may have been playing dress-up 44,000 years ago

• News Update/Commentary

  'Thunder-Thighs' Dinosaur Discovered

  February 23, 2011 University College London Science Daily

  Brontomerus may have used powerful thigh muscles to kick predators

• A new sauropod dinosaur from the Lower Cretaceous Cedar Mountain Formation, Utah, USA (pdf)

  February 23, 2011 Michael P. Taylor, Mathew J. Wedel, and Richard L. Cifelli Acta Palaeontologica Polonica, v.56, n.1, p.75-98

• Antievolution bill loses in committee in Oklahoma

  February 23, 2011 National Center for Science Education

• Retrograde Exoplanets Challenge Theories

  February 23, 2011 Wayne Spencer Answers in Genesis

• Kepler shows us a galaxy fit for life

  February 23, 2011 New Scientist, n.2801, p.3

  we've taken the first big step on the quest to find alien beings

• First animal to wear exoskeleton armour

  February 23, 2011 Colin Barras New Scientist, n.2801, p.9

  the "walking cactus", a 520-million-year-old fossil animal, is hinting how critters first strapped on armour to defend themselves against predators

• A vast history of information

  February 23, 2011 Sam Kean New Scientist, n.2801, p.52

  a biography of information that puts today's revolution in some much-needed context

• God, Math and the Multiverse

  February 22, 2011 Satyan Devadoss Veritas Forum, California Institute of Technology

• Rapid tomcod ‘evolution by pollution’? Yeah, right … and wrong

  February 22, 2011 Carl Wieland Creation Ministries International

• Multicellular evolution not linear

  February 22, 2011 The Scientist

  new genetic analyses show that multicellularity was gained -- and lost -- several times in the blue-green algae

• How evolutionary theory's other discoverer could heal the Darwin divide

  February 22, 2011 Washington Post

  Darwin's less famous co-discoverer, Alfred Russel Wallace, could hold the key to dissolving much of the fractious furor over evolution

• Darwin Pushed to Margins

  February 22, 2011 Big Questions Online

  why is resistance to evolution so strong among science teachers

• Dinosaur Death Trap

  February 21, 2011 Scientific American

  on a trip to the Gobi Desert, a team of fossil hunters unearths a death scene that reveals new clues about how dinosaurs lived

• Video

  Molecular Machinery of Life

  February 21, 2011 YouTube

• The evolution of the Templeton Foundation

  February 21, 2011 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists Steer Car with the Power of Thought

  February 21, 2011 Freie Universitaet Berlin Science Daily

• Filamentous figments in the Apex Cherts

  February 20, 2011 Nature News

  tiny filaments thought to be ancient fossils are shown to be inorganic

• Sam Harris's Guide to Nearly Everything

  February 20, 2011 Scott Atran The National Interest

• Bison vs. Mammoths

  February 19, 2011 Scientific American

  a scientist turns up new clues to the disappearance of North America's giant beavers, saber-toothed cats and other large mammals

• Rabbi Moshe Averick shreds Christopher Hitchens and the new atheists

  February 19, 2011 Manawatu Christian Apologetics Society

• Milky Way Stuffed with 50 Billion Alien Worlds

  February 19, 2011 Ian O'Neill Discovery News

• Human Foot Bone Misidentified as Lucy's

  February 18, 2011 Brian Thomas Institute for Creation Research

• Helpful Mutations Didn’t Sweep Through Early Humans

  February 18, 2011 Tina Hesman Saey Wired Science

• The Magnitude and Duration of Late Ordovician-Early Silurian Glaciation

  February 18, 2011 Seth Finnegan, et al. Science, v.331, n.6019, p.903-906

• Blog Post

  Skull in Underwater Cave May Be Earliest Trace of First Americans

  February 18, 2011 Fabio Esteban Amador National Geographic

• Horizontal gene transfer between bacteria and animals

  February 18, 2011 Julie C. Dunning Hotopp Trends in Genetics, v.27, n.4, p.157-163

• Ultra-Darwinists and the pious gene

  February 18, 2011 Guardian (UK)

  Richard Dawkins won't like it, but he and creationists are singing from similar hymn sheets, according to a new book

• An early Ediacaran assemblage of macroscopic and morphologically differentiated eukaryotes

  February 17, 2011 Xunlai Yuan, Zhe Chen, Shuhai Xiao, Chuanming Zhou, and Hong Hua Nature, v.470, p.390-393

• The evolutionary context of the first hominins

  February 17, 2011 Nature, v.470, p.347-352

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• News Update/Commentary

  Herschel Measures Dark Matter for Star-Forming Galaxies

  February 17, 2011 NASA-Jet Propulsion Laboratory Science Daily

• Repeat DNA Function Negates Classic Evolutionary Argument

  February 17, 2011 Brian Thomas Institute for Creation Research

• ‘Lucy walked upright!’ (or did she?)

  February 17, 2011 Creation Ministries International

  one tiny bone ignites evolutionary fervour

• Science and Religion: Where the Conflict Lies

  February 16, 2011 Alvin Plantinga Sophia Forum, Azusa Pacific University (California)

• Religion: Faith in science

  February 16, 2011 Nature, v.470, p.323-325

  The Templeton Foundation claims to be a friend of science. So why does it make so many researchers uneasy?

• Plant or animal? Odd fossils defy classification

  February 16, 2011 LiveScience

  discovery in China may shed light on evolution of big, complex organisms

• The RNA Worlds in Context

  February 16, 2011 Thomas R. Cech Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Biology

• Human DNA contaminates a fifth of sequenced genomes

  February 16, 2011 New Scientist, n.2800, p.4

  almost one-fifth of bacteria, plant and animal genomes sequenced in the lab carry chunks of human DNA, probably because of poor lab practices

• Genome databases suffer from the human touch

  February 16, 2011 Nature News

  contamination of non-primate DNA archives with human sequences indicates that better screening is needed

• News Update/Commentary

  Fossils May Look Like Human Bones: Biological Anthropologists Question Claims for Human Ancestry

  February 16, 2011 New York University Science Daily

• Sauce for the Goose

  February 15, 2011 Stephen C. Meyer Discovery Institute

  Intelligent Design, Scientific Methodology, and the Demarcation Problem

• News Update/Commentary

  Earliest Humans Not So Different from Us

  February 15, 2011 University of Chicago Press Journals Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  New Research Changes Understanding of C4 Plant Evolution

  February 15, 2011 University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Science Daily

• How the Next Generation Gets Connected, Inspired, and Mentored in the ID Community

  February 15, 2011 Anika Smith Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)