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• News Update/Commentary

  Birds May Have Used Brainpower to Survive Mass Extinction

  January 20, 2009 Fox News

  superior brainpower enabled them to survive when 85 percent of animals around them were being wiped out

• News Update/Commentary

  Rethinking the Genetic Theory of Inheritance: Heritability May Not Be Limited to DNA

  January 20, 2009 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Adaptation Plays Significant Role in Human Evolution

  January 20, 2009 Stanford University Science Daily

• 'We ought to be exterminated'

  January 19, 2009 Steve Jones The Guardian (UK) — the obscure chapters of Charles Darwin's life are fascinating -- such as his marriage to his cousin Emma, and his fears that inbreeding was the cause of their children's chronic ill health

• Dinosaur fossils suggest speedy extinction

  January 19, 2009 Matt Kaplan Nature News

  arctic find challenges the idea that the massive reptiles declined slowly

• Darwin's originality and his understanding of species

  January 19, 2009 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  Fossil illuminates jaw evolution

  January 19, 2009 Tanya Syed BBC News

• The human brain: Not perfect, but good enough

  January 18, 2009 Steve Mirsky Philadelphia Inquirer

• In defence of Darwin and reason

  January 17, 2009 Financial Times (UK)

• Did dark energy give us our cosmos?

  January 17, 2009 Jessica Griggs New Scientist, n.2691, p.8

• Hybrid stem cells -- A step too far

  January 17, 2009 Mal Fletcher Christian Today

  with hybrid technologies we are not simply using 'parts' from one life form to help another, we are essentially trying to create, in the test tube, the basic material for a new life form -- and one which is part human

• Discovery of Global Warming

  January 17, 2009 Spencer Weart Center for History of Physics

  support from the American Institute of Physics, the National Science Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

• The Sins of the Fathers, Take 2

  January 17, 2009 Sharon Begley Newsweek

  at tributes to Darwin, Lamarckism -- inheritance of acquired traits -- will be the skunk at the party

• Everyday choices: One's views might or might not mesh evolution and creation

  January 16, 2009 Wausau Daily Herald (Wisconsin)

  readers respond to a weekly question about the role of faith and values in their lives

• GENETICS: "Origin of Species in Overdrive"

  January 16, 2009 John H. Willis Science, v.323, n.5912, p.350-351

  the genes that cause the sterility of hybrids between species should reveal the molecular genetic and evolutionary mechanisms that drive speciation

• PALEONTOLOGY: "New and Ancient Trace Makers"

  January 16, 2009 Stefan Bengtson and Birger Rasmussen Science, v.323, n.5912, p.346-347

  trace fossils that are older than known animal fossils may have been formed by large unicellular organisms such as amoebas

• INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF ASTRONOMY: "Astronomy Hits the Big Time"

  January 16, 2009 Adrian Cho and Daniel Clery Science, v.323, n.5912, p.332-335

  four hundred years after the invention of the telescope, astronomy is flourishing

• INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF ASTRONOMY: "Astronomy's Greatest Hits"

  January 16, 2009 Tim Folger Science, v.323, n.5912, p.326-329

  a timeline showing what we've learned in the 400 years since the invention of the telescope

• A Human Trigger for the Great Quake of Sichuan?

  January 16, 2009 Richard A. Kerr and Richard Stone Science, v.323, n.5912, p.322

• "Pondering Astronomy in 2009"

  January 16, 2009 Martin Rees Science, v.323, n.5912, p.309

• Martian methane proves Mars is not a dead planet

  January 16, 2009 David Tyler Access Research Network (blog)

• News Update/Commentary

  Man refuses to drive 'No God' bus

  January 16, 2009 BBC News

  a Christian bus driver has refused to drive a bus with an atheist slogan proclaiming "There's probably no God"

• 'Fishapod' reveals origins of head and neck structures of first land animals

  January 16, 2009 exduco

  a new study published this week in Nature provides a detailed look at the internal head skeleton of Tiktaalik roseae and reveals a key intermediate step in the transformation of the skull that accompanied the shift to life on land by our dis

• What Makes You Uniquely "You"?

  January 16, 2009 Discover Magazine

  Nobel laureate Gerald Edelman says your brain is one-of-a-kind in the history of the universe

• Nasa reveals life on Mars

  January 15, 2009 The Sun (UK) — alien bugs are responsible for strong plumes of methane gas detected on Mars

• Bacteria or Boulders? Methane and Life on Mars

  January 15, 2009 Reasons to Believe

• The Red Planet is Not a Dead Planet

  January 15, 2009 Tony Phillips (editor) NASA

• God and Science: An Inner Conflict

  January 15, 2009 Robin Lloyd Yahoo! News (Live Science)

• The braincase and jaws of a Devonian 'acanthodian' and modern gnathostome origins

  January 15, 2009 Martin D. Brazeau Nature, v.457, p.305-308

• Our world may be a giant hologram

  January 15, 2009 Marcus Chown New Scientist, n.2691, p.24-27

• Humans' prey species evolving dangerously fast

  January 14, 2009 New Scientist, n.2691, p.12

  a wide range of species are changing faster then they otherwise would to escape human hunters

• Did life begin in a pool of acidic gloop?

  January 14, 2009 Douglas Fox New Scientist, n.2691, p.28-32

  a man playing God in a volcanic mud pool

• Artificial molecule evolves in the lab

  January 14, 2009 Ewen Callaway New Scientist, n.2691, p.9

  a new molecule that performs the essential function of life -- self-replication -- could shed light on the origin of all living things

• Editorial: What were the neuroscientists thinking?

  January 14, 2009 New Scientist, n.2691, p.3

  neuroscience has produced some wonderful science, but now it seems that a good chunk of the papers in this field contain exaggerated claims

• Science Policy Shifts: State decision rekindles creationism vs. evolution debate

  January 14, 2009 Mike Hasten Daily Advertiser (Lafayette, Louisiana)

  the state's top school board has approved rules implementing a new law that's intended to give teachers more freedom in discussing controversial issues in science classes

• Big Bang Evidence for God

  January 14, 2009 Frank Turek townhall.com

  when I debated atheist Christopher Hitchens recently, one of the eight arguments I offered for God’s existence was the creation of this supremely fine-tuned universe out of nothing

• News Update/Commentary

  Earliest bird 'heard like an emu'

  January 14, 2009 BBC News

  the earliest known bird, the magpie-sized Archaeopteryx lithographica, was able to hear like a modern emu

• Genetic 'clock' made in lab

  January 14, 2009 Kerri Smith Nature News

  synthetic metronome keeps time inside mammalian cells

• News Update/Commentary

  Dino feathers 'were for display'

  January 13, 2009 Tanya Syed BBC News

• Is Quantum Mechanics Controlling Your Thoughts?

  January 13, 2009 Discover Magazine

  science's weirdest realm may be responsible for photosynthesis, our sense of smell, and even consciousness itself

• News Update/Commentary

  'Reverse Evolution' in Real Time Provides Key Insights into Basic Mechanisms of Evolution

  January 12, 2009 Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Microscopic Morphology Adds to Scorpion Family Tree

  January 12, 2009 American Museum of Natural History Science Daily

• The blurry line between life, nonlife

  January 12, 2009 Colin Nickerson Boston Globe

• What Charles Darwin Owes to Adam Smith

  January 12, 2009 Ronald Bailey Reason Magazine (blog)

• Buddhists welcome science into monasteries

  January 12, 2009 Peter Aldhous New Scientist (blog)

• Research Ties Human Acts to Harmful Rates of Species Evolution

  January 12, 2009 Cornelia Dean New York Times

• Professor denies global warming theory

  January 12, 2009 Raymond Brusca Daily Princetonian

• Christianity and the Round Planet

  January 11, 2009 Bruce Walker American Thinker

  many people grew up believing that when Columbus sailed to America in 1492, Christians at the time thought that he would fall off the edge of the world

• Science is losing to religion

  January 11, 2009 Decca Aitkenhead Mail & Guardian (South Africa)

  interview with Richard Dawkins -- "Darwin's Rottweiler"

• Reverse evolution in real-time

  January 11, 2009 contact: Ana Godinho EurekAlert!

  Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia scientists turn back clock on evolution in fruit fly to provide key insights into basic mechanisms of evolution