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• SPACE: Picking up the pieces

  October 5, 2000 Philip Ball Nature science update

  a puzzle about the number of meteorites that get to Earth

• "Germline DNA: Wheat mutation rate after Chernobyl" requires free registration

  October 5, 2000 Olga Kovalchuk, et al. Nature, v.407, p.583-584

  crops grown in contaminated land surrounding Chernobyl show a mutation rate six times higher than normal; see also: "Chernobyl's soiled legacy"

• Walking back to Hox

  October 3, 2000 Henry Gee Nature science update

  genetic surprises found within a humble sea creature could shed light on our own evolution

• Book

  God, Science, and Humility: Ten Scientists Consider Humility Theology

  October 3, 2000 November 2000 Templeton Foundation Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Trilobite! Eyewitness to Evolution

  October 1, 2000 Richard Fortey Knopf (Random House)

  see also Amazon and review: "Look back in wonder"

• Book

  Alas, Poor Darwin: Arguments Against Evolutionary Psychology

  October 1, 2000 Hilary Rose and Steven Rose, eds. Harmony Books (Random House)

  see also Barnes & Noble,

  Sixth International Conference on Seismic Zonation - Palm Springs, CA

  October 1, 2000 Earthquake Engineering Research Institute managing earthquake risk in the 21st century

• Young-Earth Creationism and the Geology of the Grand Canyon

  October 1, 2000 Jonathon Woolf

• 20 of the Greatest Blunders in Science in the Last Twenty Years

  October 1, 2000 Judith Newman Discover, v.21, p.78

• 20 Ways the World Could End

  October 1, 2000 Corey S. Powell Discover, v.21, p.50

• "Experiments in Stratification"

  October 1, 2000 Guy Berthault Impact, n.328, Institute for Creation Research

• "The Trouble with Fossil Thieves"

  October 1, 2000 Christina Reed and Laura Wright Geotimes, v.45, p.22

  in the world of fossil collecting, the line between legal and illegal is sometimes hard to see

• An eruption at Piton de la Fournaise

  October 1, 2000 Thomas Staudacher Geotimes, v.45, p.29

  witnessing the stirrings of the world's most active volcanoes

• 'Intelligent design' leader demoted / October 19, 2000

  October 1, 2000 Houston Chronicle on Bill Dembski and the Polanyi Center at Baylor University

• Book

  Faith, Science and Understanding

  October 1, 2000 John Polkinghorne Yale University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Trilobite! Eyewitness to Evolution

  October 1, 2000 Richard Fortey Knopf

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Can a Darwinian be a Christian? The Relationship Between Science and Religion

  October 1, 2000 Michael Ruse Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Icons of Evolution: Science or Myth?

  October 1, 2000 Jonathan Wells Regnery Publishing

  a critical review; see also Amazon; A BEST SELLER

• Book

  Adventures in the Bone Trade: The Race to Discover Human Ancestors in Ethiopia's Afar Depression

  October 1, 2000 Jon E. Kalb Copernicus Books

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Science and Evidence for Design in the Universe

  October, 2000 Michael Behe, William A. Dembski, and Stephen C. Meyer Ignatius Press

  | See Also Amazon

• Book

  Chernobyl Record: The Definitive History of the Chernobyl Catastrophe

  October 1, 2000 Richard F. Mould Institute of Physics

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Can a Darwinian Be a Christian?: The Relationship Between Science and Religion

  October 1, 2000 Michael Ruse Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Taboo of Subjectivity: Towards a New Science of Consciousness

  October 1, 2000 B. Alan Wallace Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Neptune File: A Story of Astronomical Rivalry and the Pioneers of Planet Hunting

  October 1, 2000 Tom Standage Walker & Co

  see also Amazon

• The Anti-Evolutionists: William A. Dembski

  October 1, 2000 links to scholarly resources concerning the Intelligent Design work of Dembski , including critical commentary

• "Quantifying differential rock-uplift rates via stream profile analysis"

  October 1, 2000 Eric Kirby and Kelin Whipple Geology, v.29, n.5, p.415-418

• Book

  From the Wandering Jew to William F. Buckley, Jr.: On Science, Literature, and Religion

  October 1, 2000 Martin Gardner Prometheus Books

  see also Amazon

• Theory of Evolution

  October 1, 2000 Stu Pullen evolution does not explain the complexity of life

• Rational Methodology for Identifying Supernatural Intervention

  October 1, 2000 Steve Hinrichs

• The Genetic Codes

  October 1, 2000 Andrzej (Anjay) Elzanowski and Jim Ostell National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Bethesda, MD

• National Center for Science Education

  October 1, 2000

• Book

  Icons of Evolution: Science or Myth?

  October 1, 2000 Jonathan Wells Regnery Publishing

  see the Icons of Evolution website and also Amazon; for critical reviews, see:

• Book

  Religion and the Rise of Modern Science

  October 1, 2000 Reijer Hooykaas Regent College Pub.

• Do Science and Christianity Conflict?

  October 1, 2000 Kenneth A. Boyce Bede's Library (the alliance of faith and reason)

• An Alternative Explanation for Plant-Bearing "Varved" Sequences from the Wilbanks Clay Pit (Middle Eocene), Western Tennessee

  October 1, 2000 B. Roger Moore, Michael A. Gibson, and David Dilcher Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section - 50th Annual Meeting

• Book

  Investigations

  October 1, 2000 Stuart A. Kauffman Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Thomas Gold

  October 1, 2000 Cornell University

• review: Returning to Reason Reasonably

  October 1, 2000 Peter Berkowitz First Things, n.125, p.61-63

• Icons of Evolution: Science or Myth?

  October 1, 2000 Jonathan Wells Regnery Publishing — see also Amazon

• Book

  God, Science, and Humility: Ten Scientists Consider Humility Theology

  October 1, 2000 Robert L. Herrmann (editor) Templeton Foundation Press

  see also Amazon

• review: Singer in the Rain

  October 1, 2000 Nancy Pearcey First Things, n.106, p.57-63

• Book

  A Darwinian Left: Politics, Evolution and Cooperation

  October 1, 2000 Peter Singer Yale University Press

• "Increase of Maximum Life-Span in Sweden, 1861-1999" requires free registration

  September 29, 2000 J. R. Wilmoth, et al. Science, v.289, p.2366-2368

  see review: Age old

• "High Direct Estimate of the Mutation Rate in the Mitochondrial Genome of Caenorhabditis elegans" requires free registration

  September 29, 2000 Dee R. Denver, et al. Science, v.289, p.2342-2344

  see review: Running slow

• "Ice Man Warms Up for European Scientists" requires free registration

  September 29, 2000 Richard Stone Science, v.289, p.2253-2254

• ANTHROPOLOGY: Misconduct Alleged in Yanomamo Studies

  September 29, 2000 Charles C. Mann Science, v.289, p.2251-2253

• Fossil Databases Move to the Web

  September 29, 2000 Jocelyn Kaiser Science, v.289, p.2307

• What really killed T. Rex?

  September 28, 2000 Electronic Telegraph (United Kingdom)

• A yeast prion provides a mechanism for genetic variation and phenotypic diversity

  September 28, 2000 Heather L. True and Susan L. Lindquist Nature, v.407, p.477-483

  A major enigma in evolutionary biology is that new forms or functions often require the concerted effects of several independent genetic changes. It is unclear how such changes might accumulate when they are likely to be deleterious individually and be lo

• On Subject of 'E,' Ohio Ranks an 'F'

  September 27, 2000 David Lore Columbus Dispatch, p.4D