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Are We The Last Generation of ‘WILD’ Humans?
Reblogged from thesurvivalplaceblog: by Anne Gordon, RN Could side effects from food additives, water fluoridation, GMOs, tainted air, and excessive vaccines cause people to become mediocre and lose t… more →
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Of dogs and men
wrote 1 day ago: When we cozy up to a dog, or cuddle a cat, or watch a docile cow grazing in a field, it’s easy … more →
The 2013 take on the hobbits of Flores
wrote 1 day ago: When the first “hobbit” or Homo floresiensis skeleton was found in 2003 in a cave on the … more →
The Neandertal in Our Genes
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wrote 2 days ago: Spit in a tube, stick it in the mail, and several weeks and $99 later, 23andme can tell you just how … more →
Untangling the Tree of Life
wrote 3 days ago: These days, phylogeneticists — experts who painstakingly map the complex branches of the tree … more →
Margie Profet, Lost then Found
wrote 4 days ago: When I started my PhD program in Evolutionary Biology, I read all of Margie Profet’s articles. … more →
Mission Accomplished or Maybe Not...
wrote 6 days ago: JOHN GRAHAM’S CONTRIBUTION Reinhold Niebuhr [American theologian, ethicist, commentator on pol … more →
Are We The Last Generation of ‘WILD’ Humans?
wrote 6 days ago: Reblogged from thesurvivalplaceblog: by Anne Gordon, RN Could side effects from food additives, wate … more →
New to nature No 103: Tinkerbella nana | Science | The Observer
wrote 6 days ago: New to nature No 103: Tinkerbella nana | Science | The Observer. … more →
Retraction Ruckus at Rutgers
wrote 1 week ago: If you have ever studied evolutionary biology, you probably know who Robert Trivers is. His groundbr … more →
Hemodynamics in Nectarine Bat's Tongue
wrote 1 week ago: There is, recently, a paper published in PNAS regarding bat’s tongue and what caught everyone … more →
From the petri dish to the boardroom, cheaters get caught
wrote 1 week ago: Look no further than your daily bread—and the yeast that makes it rise—for a lesson on organizationa … more →
LabBook May 3, 2013
wrote 2 weeks ago: Welcome to LabBook, our weekly roundup of University of Chicago Medicine & Biological Sciences r … more →
An Introduction: What is the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection?
wrote 2 weeks ago: “At last gleams of light have come, & I am almost convinced (quite contrary to opinion I started … more →
The Gecko
wrote 2 weeks ago: On my recent trip to Suriname, myself and my colleague visited the Brownsberg nature reserve, on the … more →
Mind Control and Zombie Hosts: Parasitic Invasions
wrote 2 weeks ago: If you have a weak stomach, you may want to turn away now. Parasitism is unpleasant at the best of t … more →
Elder Mountains Caught in the Act of Creating Herbalists! Part One
wrote 2 weeks ago: What is it about the Ozarks that protected traditional herbalism well into the 20th century while it … more →
Otto Frankel and an Evolutionary Ethic
wrote 3 weeks ago: Otto Frankel was one of many scientists who developed Darwinian thought in the 20th century. Franke … more →
Book Review: The Naked Man
wrote 3 weeks ago: This book continues Desmond Morris’ series on Homo sapiens–which includes his well-known … more →
Nonfiction: Your Inner Fish: A Journey Into the 3.5-Billion-Year History of the Human Body
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Author: Neil Shubin, 2008 Genre: Natural History, Nonfiction Format: Ebook, 213 pages Did you know t … more →
