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Microbiology Online |Human Anatomy and Physiology|Human Physiology

microbiologis wrote 1 day ago: “How to Learn Human Physiology Visually in 24 Hours” - Dr. Wayne Huang Human Physiology could be one … more →

Tags: microbiology online, human anatomy and physiology, human physiology, Human Genetics, Molecular Cell Biology, immunology review, college biology, high school biology, neuroscience review

Article on DS Wilson in The Skeptic1 comment

Konrad Talmont-Kaminski wrote 1 day ago: My article on David Sloan Wilson’s position regarding the New Atheists has been published and … more →

Tags: Articles, Atheism, Religion

A Call For Racial Understanding6 comments

Dan wrote 1 week ago: I don’t think this blog has any black readers, but in case one happens along I’d really … more →

Tags: Baggy pants, Black People, dumb and dumber, Fashion, Race, Scatology

Evolution Ontology Blog

Adam wrote 1 week ago: As if I weren’t doing enough blogging, I have started a new one, The Evolution Ontology. This … more →

Tags: bibliography, bioinformatics, Evolution, History of Science, indexing, ontology, OWL-DL, projects, Semantic Web

Today is 12.19.16.8.12 10 Eb 10 Tzek11 comments

doctoromed wrote 2 weeks ago: 1268 shopping days until 13.0.0.0.0 4 Ahau 3 K’ank’in. A sign of summer. This beetle is … more →

Tags: Atheism, atheist, beetle, Bug, entomologist, God, godlike, Haldane, inordinate fondness for beetles

Three (Incorrect) Ways to View the Fossil Record2 comments

Joel wrote 2 weeks ago: It can be tough being a Christian. You have to believe all sorts of unbelievable things. You have … more →

Tags: God, Christianity, Science, biologos, Evolution, Biology, Fossils, Meiosis, Duck Rape

The Botany of Desire by Michael Pollan

benjireid wrote 2 weeks ago: Pollan, Michael. The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s Eye View of the World. New York: Random House … more →

Tags: Book Review, Random House, Non-Fiction, Michael Pollan, The Botany of Desire, ALA Oustanding Books for the College Bound, Popular Science, Botany, History

Evolution of peripheral myelin protein 22

Andrew wrote 4 weeks ago: The evolution of the protein structure of myelination in jawed vertebrates is fascinating in part be … more →

Meme-sphere2 comments

ender227 wrote 4 weeks ago: There is an idea developed by Richard Dawkins that he calls a ‘meme’ (pronounced ‘ … more →

Tags: Aristotle, Dawkins, Evolutionary Psychology, Hume, Ideas!, identity, Philosophy, Plato, Rorty

Gender and Race II

Jany wrote 1 month ago: It’s hard to unknow what you already know. -I’m not entirely sure of the source So sad … more →

Tags: Politics, Social, Angels and Demons, Dan Brown, Gender, Race, robert langdon, Sexuality, Victoria

ICBO poster abstract

Adam wrote 1 month ago: Hello everyone Really quick update– Take a look at my abstract for my poster on The Evolution … more →

Tags: projects, Semantic Web, ontology, indexing, Evolution

Black Swallower

Sir Pilkington Smythe wrote 1 month ago: Little fish takes big bite The Black Swallower isn’t a title of one of the Major’s more … more →

Tags: Fish, Zoology, Biology, Evolution, Weird, gross, Beautiful, Science, Awesome

Slow Loris2 comments

Sir Pilkington Smythe wrote 1 month ago: They’re known as simpletons, have the fastest snatch in the west and were nearly wiped out by the Vi … more →

Tags: mammals, amazing!, Awesome, Beautiful, Biology, climate change, cute, Darwin, Darwinism

Dissertation Defense2 comments

Keki wrote 1 month ago: My dissertation defense is scheduled for Friday June 19, 2009. I’m currently working on my pre … more →

Tags: Active Learning, combinatorial optimization, Data Mining, QTL, genetic algorithmics, epistasis, population genetics, Philosopy, occam's razor

The Independence of Reason from Natural Selection

Stuart Williams wrote 1 month ago: Despite popular books like those of Dennett, Hawkins and Harris, which try to use the evolutionary c … more →

Tags: Keller, Tim, Thomas Nagel, Dennett, Leon Wieseltier, natural selection, Reason

Mimic Octopus

Sir Pilkington Smythe wrote 1 month ago: Animal impersonator can turn into a snake, crab, jellyfish, starfish, stingray, shrimp… … Only recen … more →

Tags: molluscs, Zoology, Biology, Evolution, Weird, gross, Beautiful, Science, Awesome

Hyena1 comment

Sir Pilkington Smythe wrote 1 month ago: Good grief! It’s not a Dog and the ladies have todgers! Hyenas rather surprisingly aren’t act … more →

Tags: mammals, amazing!, Awesome, Beautiful, Biology, brute, climate change, cute, Darwin

Giant Humboldt Squid

Sir Pilkington Smythe wrote 1 month ago: Man-eating Squid with tentacles full of Teeth These evil buggers are two metres long, incredibly int … more →

Tags: molluscs, Zoology, Science & Technology, Biology, Evolution, Weird, gross, Beautiful, Science

Beaver

Sir Pilkington Smythe wrote 1 month ago: They caused a war over hats, are much like a Camel and flavour cigarettes with their anus. A welcome … more →

Tags: mammals, Zoology, Science & Technology, Biology, Evolution, Weird, gross, Beautiful, Science


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