Clipmarks - JohnWaterman's evolution

Yet more evidence for evolution (as if it were needed). Although as the commenter points out: fill one gap in the fossil record and two new ones are created :-)

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POPS Happy Anniversary Doctor

by JohnWaterman 11-24-2008

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POPS 10 Amazing clips from the life sciences

by einbar 11-24-2008

1. "Building Body Parts from Scratch Last week, regenerative medicine researchers announced that they have grown a new windpipe for a woman who was crippled by tuberculosis. Years ago, other scientists were able to make bladders, from scratch, and implant them in children with malformed urinary tracts. This video shows some amazing footage from two tissue engineering labs'.

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POPS Darwin Big Idea Exhibition

by JohnWaterman 11-14-2008

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POPS The God of Genesis

by JohnWaterman 11-10-2008

"What I find disappointing about most religious beliefs is that they are a kind of statement of contempt for nature and reality. It's absurdly hubristic. It holds the myths of a few thousand years above nature's many billion-yeared journey. It says reality is inferior and less satisfying than the stories we make up."

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POPS Beware - creationism's march will go on

by JohnWaterman 11-1-2008

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POPS Aerial Landscapes by Alex MacLean

by JohnWaterman 10-5-2008

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POPS British Association Festival of Science 2008

by JohnWaterman 9-18-2008

Lots more at the site.

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POPS The Genius of Charles Darwin

by JohnWaterman 8-7-2008

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POPS From neuron to social: explanatory levels in neuroscience and neurophilosophy

by abailart 7-27-2008

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POPS Dinosaur evolutionary tree unveiled

by Mohir 7-24-2008

It remained at that low level throughout the following Cretaceous period, a time of plenty in Earth's terrestrial history in which flowering plants, lizards, snakes, birds and mammals all became much more numerous. Dinosaurs apparently did not take advantage of the abundant food supply that emerged during the Cretaceous Terrestrial Revolution. "Our supertree allows us to look for unusual patterns across the whole of dinosaurs for the first time," says Lloyd. "It is the most comprehensive picture ever produced of how dinosaurs evolved."

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POPS Intelligent Falling

by JohnWaterman 7-14-2008

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POPS Cosmic Monster

by JohnWaterman 7-13-2008

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POPS Whale Evolution and Intelligent Design

by JohnWaterman 7-11-2008

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POPS 'Missing link' flatfish has eye that's moved halfway across its head

by JohnWaterman 7-9-2008

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