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DISCLAIMER: The following links do not necessarily represent endorsement by the Geoscience Research Institute, but are meant to provide information from a wide range of viewpoints and expertise on scientific issues, religious issues, and the interface between the two, particularly in the area of creation and evolution.

• Ancient shrub unlocks a clue to Darwin's 'abominable mystery'

  May 18, 2006 Peter N. Spotts Christian Science Monitor

  scientists have found a possible 'missing link' between flowering plants and their non-flowering ancestors

• Dover trial witnesses treated 'like royalty'

  May 18, 2006 Michelle Starr York Daily Record (Pennsylvania)

  a movie about the intelligent design issue nearly sold out at Tribeca Film Festival

• Creationism debate moves to Britain

  May 18, 2006 Tim Walker The Independent (UK)

  the debate over creationism in schools was an American problem, but now the controversy is taking root in Britain

• Evolution in the Light of Islam

  May 18, 2006 Ahmed K. Sultan Salem Islam Online

• News Update/Commentary

  Ready, Set, Mutate ... and May the Best Microbe Win: Natural Selection in a Flask

  May 18, 2006 Rice University Science Daily

• Apes Shown to Be Able to Plan Ahead

  May 18, 2006 Randolph E. Schmid Breitbart.com (Associated Press)

• Fetus' Feet Show Fish, Reptile Vestiges

  May 18, 2006 Jennifer Viegas Discovery Channel

• Dover 'Intelligent Design' decision to be topic of national forum

  May 17, 2006 Florida State University "Keeping Science and Religion Separate in Schools: The Vigil After Dover"

• Secret notes reveal the origin of the rivalry to Darwin’s theories

  May 17, 2006 Phil Miller The Herald (UK)

• Human genome completed (again)

  May 17, 2006 Helen Pearson Nature (news@nature)

  scientists today publish the sequence of chromosome 1: the largest and last of the human chromosomes to be done and dusted

• Scientists Look to Moon for Signs of Early Earth Life

  May 17, 2006 Robert Krulwich Morning Edition, National Public Radio

• Giant Slab of Earth's Crust Found Near Core

  May 17, 2006 Robert Roy Britt Live Science

• Chimpanzee and human ancestors may have interbred

  May 17, 2006 Michael Hopkin Nature (news@nature) — genetic analysis suggests a messy split between the two lineages

• Newspaper Article

  Study Examines Pivotal Event in Human Evolution

  May 17, 2006 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• The dawn chumans

  May 17, 2006 John Hawks (Department of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin, Madison) blog

• Did humans and chimps once interbreed?

  May 17, 2006 Bob Holmes New Scientist, n.2552, p.14

• Study: Chimps, Humans Mated

  May 17, 2006 CBS News (Associated Press) — DNA shows two species split 10 million years ago after long, messy affair

• News Update/Commentary

  Human, Chimp Ancestors May Have Mated, DNA Suggests

  May 17, 2006 Brian Handwerk National Geographic News

• DNA study: Human-chimp split was messy

  May 17, 2006 CNN (Associated Press) — humans and chimps diverged from a single ancestral population through a complex process that took 4 million years, according to a new study comparing DNA from the two species

• "Genetic evidence for complex speciation of humans and chimpanzees"

  May 17, 2006 Nick Patterson, Daniel J. Richter, Sante Gnerre, Eric S. Lander, and David Reich Nature

• News Update/Commentary

  South Pacific Plant May Be Missing Link in Evolution of Flowering Plants

  May 17, 2006 University of Colorado, Boulder Science Daily

• The origin of species, as read through DNA

  May 17, 2006 Nicole Davis Broad Institute (MIT and Harvard)

  genome comparisons reveal that the evolutionary split between humans and chimpanzees may have been more recent and more convoluted than expected

• Planets Found in Potentially Habitable Setup

  May 17, 2006 Ker Than space.com

• Mystery of the Megaflood

  May 16, 2006 Nova (PBS)

  What unleashed a catastrophic flood that scarred thousands of square miles in the American Northwest?

• News Update/Commentary

  Neanderthal yields nuclear DNA

  May 16, 2006 BBC News

  the first sequences of nuclear DNA to be taken from a Neanderthal have been reported at a US science meeting

• Science and the First Amendment

  May 16, 2006 Patricia J. Princehouse The Nation

• New Washington DC Archbishop Favours Intelligent Design in Schools

  May 16, 2006 Hilary White Life Site News

• News Update/Commentary

  Penn State Researchers Look Beyond the Birth of the Universe

  May 16, 2006 Penn State Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Small Molecule Interactions Were Central to the Origin of Life

  May 16, 2006 University of Chicago Press Journals Science Daily

• PBS to shine light on Dover design case

  May 16, 2006 Kathy Stevens York Dispatch (Pennsylvania)

  will feature Intelligent Design trial's lessons in 'NOVA' documentary

• Diary of the Earth's Magnetic Field Shows a Temporary Calm

  May 16, 2006 Kenneth Chang New York Times

• Neanderthal DNA yields to genome foray

  May 16, 2006 Rex Dalton Nature (news@nature)

  genetic material sequenced from 45,000-year-old male

• Darwin in Malibu (a play in two acts)

  May 16, 2006 Crispin Whittell Falcon Theater (Burbank, CA)

• Update -- Finds or Fakes?

  May 16, 2006 Biblical Archaeology Society

  the ossuary inscribed "James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus" has recently been studied by Professor Wolfgang E. Krumbein

• Evolution or Intelligent Design?

  May 15, 2006 Sahar Shakir New University Paper (University of California, Irvine)

  “A Colloquium on Origins: Evolution and Intelligent Design” -- a May 7 intellectual debate aimed at broadening the perspective on the origins of life

• Professor to address evolution debate at USC

  May 15, 2006 Bill Robinson The State (South Carolina)

  the 2006 Townsend Lecture at the University of South Carolina tonight features philosophy professor Michael Ruse, director of the history and philosophy of science department at Florida State University

• Debate on teaching evolution resurfaces

  May 15, 2006 John C. Drake The State, South Carolina (Associated Press)

• News Update/Commentary

  How Did Cactuses Evolve?

  May 15, 2006 University of Chicago Press Journals Science Daily

• Forum to tackle intelligent design

  May 15, 2006 May 16, 2006 Tallahassee Democrat

  Dover decision spurs debate over evolution

• Another universe may have preceded ours

  May 14, 2006 Penn State University World Science

• Gödel in a Nutshell

  May 14, 2006 Verena Huber-Dyson Edge The Third Culture

  The essence of Gödel's incompleteness theorem is that you cannot have both completeness and consistency. A bold anthropomorphic conclusion is that there are three types of people; those that must have answers to everything; those that panic in the face of

• Exquisite fossils could be early missing link

  May 13, 2006 Jeff Hecht New Scientist, n.2551

  the discovery in China of fossils 515 million years old may plug a gaping hole in the fossil record between the Ediacaran and Cambrian periods

• Was our universe made for us or not?

  May 13, 2006 Zeeya Merali New Scientist, n.2551

• The new incredibles: Enhanced humans

  May 13, 2006 Graham Lawton New Scientist, n.2551

  People with enhanced senses, superhuman bodies and sharpened minds are already walking among us. Are you ready for your upgrade?

• News Update/Commentary

  Massive Duplication of Genes May Solve Darwin's 'Abominable Mystery' About Flowering Plants

  May 13, 2006 Penn State Science Daily

• Creationist discusses science with high school students

  May 13, 2006 Tim Townsend St. Louis Post-Dispatch

  Potosi, MO -- public school teenagers listened  to a geeky dude giving them a different perspective on science, an evangelical Christian representing Answers in Genesis, an organization promoting a literal interpretation of the Genesis story

• "Observation of Backward Pulse Propagation Through a Medium with a Negative Group Velocity"

  May 12, 2006 George M. Gehring, Aaron Schweinsberg, Christopher Barsi, Natalie Kostinski, and Robert W. Boyd Science, v.312, n.5775, p.895-897

• "Fall in Earth's Magnetic Field Is Erratic"

  May 12, 2006 David Gubbins, Adrian L. Jones, and Christopher C. Finlay Science, v.312, n.5775, p.900-902

• Photosymbiosis and the Evolution of Modern Coral Reefs

  May 12, 2006 George D. Stanley, Jr. Science, v.312, n.5775, p.857-858

• "No Doubt About It, the World Is Warming"

  May 12, 2006 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.312, n.5775, p.825