Pleiotropy

Ode to place of work

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Befitting for a building that houses the department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics at Michigan State University, the floors are nam...
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And robots!

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The future really is already here. Take a look at these awesome robots. Gull bot. Click for more information. Tennis bots. Now, a battle bet...

The trouble over inclusive fitness theory and eusociality

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I don't know. I think the subject of group selection is super interesting, and I try to follow what the researchers write on the subject...
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Dr. Frank Turek at Michigan State University

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Oh heck! I just returned from two hours of Dr. Frank Turek shouting his proof for God into a microphone. I have really good hearing, so it w...
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I love Jesus

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I just don't believe he was a god. In fact, I look at him as the first outspoken atheist. But there are those who hate Jesus (no, not t...
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Stop eating panda (and tuna), please

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When you are out eating, please forego the admittedly exquisite selection of panda *. I have had it on numerous occasions, but once I realiz...
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Carnival of Evolution #33 (and 32)

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The thirty third Carnival of Evolution is on Genome Engineering . There is a huge number of posts this month, so dive in. I completely forgo...

Seriously Tim Minchin

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Shit! I love Tim Minchin with all his funny lyrics and atheism, but I've just seen that he is almost even greater when he's totally ...
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Welcome to the Anthropocene

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The Anthropocene has begun: Among scientists, there is now serious talk that the Holocene has ended and a new era has begun, called the Ant...
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WTF in the blogosphere*

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Satoshi Kanazawa arguing that the US militia should have access to nuclear warheads , or is he playing devil's advocate? Dangerous game ...
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Dawkins and Moran on neutral evolution (and me)

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It's not every day that Richard Dawkins comes to your defense. But he just came to mine. Larry Moran is a biochemist at the University o...
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Cruelty towards animals all around

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I posted this video of some humans having fun poking a half deep-fried and half alive fish on Facebook the other day: Here's one that i...
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Mankind has not stopped evolving

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Watch this. Last sentence: "Chances are decades from now, we'll look pretty much the same." "Decades from now"?!?! A...
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Victory in the whaling wars?

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Japan has suspended their whaling for research ™ for fear of the safety of the crew members. They haven't announced that they won't ...
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Citron pudding for Darwin's birthday

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It was Charles Darwin's birthday yesterday, and at MSU we of course had a big party to celebrate the day. Unfortunately, two days ago I ...
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Loss of anus?

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It's nice when we are somewhat certain that evolutionary trees are accurate, so it is unsettling when researchers suggest that they aren...
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Regicide in evolutionary psychology

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I missed a blog post by Satoshi Kanazawa about a month ago: Why Are Stepparents More Likely to Kill Their Children? In it, Kanazawa descri...
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Culturomics does not exist

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'Culturomics' does not exist. As far as I'm concerned, if it isn't on Wikipedia, it doesn't exist. However, it is listed...

Selection is random

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When is the effect of a mutation neutral? A mutation (by this I mean any change to the genotype/genome of an organism) is neutral when it ...
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