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This week's paradigm shift: a single-celled organism can also leave tracks
Improving the science in science fiction
Generic genome sequence press release (by Andy)
Science by press release
Blogs and teaching.
A frustrating press release (or, adaptation is not random)
Remembrance Day (repost)
Crankishness.
Pellionisz Google Tech presentation
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"Science Spore?"
My favourite games
Fruit flies. I kid you not.
The Science of Spore
PZ Myers is coming to town.
Science on Spore.
Small genomes in pterosaurs too.
Evolution: Education and Outreach special issue - eye evolution
Evolution vs. creationism in the classroom: evolving student attitudes.
Kudos on the placozoan genome!
And the junk DNA train rolls on...
"Intelligent design is not a theory" says DI fellow.

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