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CoE #78 is up

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A very short edition of Carnival of Evolution is up today. A new blogger is hiding behind a pseudonym, David Hume, with two excellent posts...

How to evolve intelligence in 7 easy steps

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The September issue of Scientific American is about human evolution. It includes articles by Frans de Waal, Gary Stix, John Hawks, and other...
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CoE #77 on Carnival of Evolution

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Carnival of Evolution #77 - the Phoenix edition is up at Carnival of Evolution . Where it is going to stay. It is also going to be up e...

Ken Ham wants to return to whatever we once were

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Ken Ham delivers an awesome summary of the decline of religion's influence in his Answers Magazine . It reads really well, mostly, if...

What affects acceptance of evolution?

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There's a creationist conference coming to Michigan State University this Saturday, so I and others have been thinking and talking abou...
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Creationist Origin Summit at Michigan State University

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ORiGiN SuMMiT Michigan State University November 1st, 2014 Business College Complex, Room N130 FREE ADMISSION website   Meet ...
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Evolution, sex, and mixability

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Last Friday Christos Papadimitriou gave a seminar at UC Santa Barbara in the Computer Science department. The title of his talk was Com...
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Do all species form the same way as songbirds?

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As niches are filled up by new species speciation slows down. Comes to a halt, even. This makes sense, as the niches are ways of life tha...

A morphological interpretation of traits

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Have a look at this short video. Do you think it works? It is supposed to show that new species form when traits are subject to trade-...
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Death of the fittest

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This is imho an excessively beautiful figure! I keep staring at it getting thrills, and bliss pours over me as I explore its intricacies. Th...
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73rd Carnival of Evolution: World Cup Edition

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Welcome to the 2014 Carnival of Evolution World Cup of evolution blog posts. We have an exciting post ahead of us today where we will find...
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Vertebrate sexual systems

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Awesome figure of the sexual systems used by 2,145 vertebrates species (705 fish, 173 amphibian, 593 non-avian reptilian, 195 avian, 479 ma...

Video: Visualizing coevolution in dynamic fitness landscapes

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The fitness landscape is the framework for thinking about evolutionary processes the same way the phylogenetic tree is how we think about ...
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