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Helen Marie Gibbs, 88, of Crossville, passed away March 13, 2013. Funeral services were held March 16 from the chapel of Hood Funeral Home. Burial was in Smith-Wilkey Cemetery in Spring City. Pastor Bill Smith officiated, with special music by Judy Waldo.
She was born May 17, 1924, in Rhea County, the daughter of Stanton and Pearlie Edwards Dunn. She was a homemaker and attended Cornerstone Baptist Church.
She is survived by her brother, Harold Dunn and his wife, Patsy, of Crossville; and sister, Linda Horne of Madison, FL.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Willis Gibbs; and brothers, John, Clarence, Herman, Charles, Fred and William Dunn.
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Today I'm really excited to be a guest blogger at A Suitcase and Stilettos. I love the idea of this weekly theme of Get Outta Town that Megan has going on, so I was so excited to write a post about a city very near and dear to my heart.....San Francisco!
As you hear about frequently on my blog, I had the most fun summer of my life while living in San Francisco 3 years ago. I fell in love with the City and the people and the atmosphere and everything else!
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[Continued from above] . . . movement in the muscular system of the head and neck. They move the head in every direction, pulling the skull and jaw against the shoulders, spine, and scapula. These neck muscles are often paired. One such typical bifurcated strap-like muscle in the back of the neck connects the base of the skull to several vertebrae. These muscle pairs bend the head toward the chest and pull it erect, or turn the face to one side or the other. Additionally, some muscles of the neck aid in facial expressions, or help to open the mouth.
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There is a blog in which people usually post whether the item is really a good deal or not.
It's hit or miss as to whether the deal is something useful (in my opinion), but some people make checking woot a part of their daily routine. The new deal of the day gets posted at 1am Eastern Standard Time.


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One aim of preaching is to build a people who think biblically.
John Piper introduces his preaching series on 1 Corinthians 1-3.
Preach exegetically, explaining and applying what is in the text. If it sounds Arminian, let it sound Arminian.
Consider these seven concerns about the danger of prosperity preaching.
We need to both contextualize and teach gospel ideas that no one can grasp without new categories.
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My, oh glorious my! When I woke up this morning, I had no idea how absolutely wonderful it would be. Thank you so our wonderful, brilliant President, Mr. Barack Obama, for expertly crafting this legislation and keeping it out of the hands of the monster Republican Party.
It's quiet sad -- and, I really do pity all of you -- who don't see how far this decision means we've progressed as a society. I'm so glad to see us casting aside our old, individualist mentality and embracing that we are, without question, a community of individuals. And, we have a duty to society to create laws and government that keep us all equal together so that nobody gets left in the gutters as Big Business consumes Big Medicine.
What a fine, fine day!
This country is so far gone and your statement is proof of that.
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England's Daniel Brooks carded a flawless eight-under-par 62 on Wednesday to claim the lead after a weather-delayed first round at the Nelson Mandela Championship.
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Zach Johnson saw off Tiger Woods in a play-off to complete a remarkable comeback and claim the Northwestern Mutual World Challenge title from under the nose of its host.
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Miguel Angel Jimenez claimed a record-equalling fourth Hong Kong Open on Sunday, successfully defending the title.
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Thailand's Pornanong Phatlum claimed the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters title on Saturday, edging out world number three Stacy Lewis in a final-round duel.
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Wales' Stuart Manley will take a slender lead into the final round of the Hong Kong Open as he looks to cap an eventful few weeks with a first European Tour title.
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Sweden's Joel Sjoholm, who was almost disqualified from the Hong Kong Open before his first round, moved into contention to lift the title on Saturday.
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BMW set out to turn its 800GS into an authentic adventure bike and on this first showing have certainly achieved just that. Basically it's an 800GS with a bigger (underseat) tank, extended bodywork and a host of options. Think of it as a '3/4 version of the 1200 Adventure' (even though, at 800cc, it's actually 2/3) and you should get ...
782cc, 101bhp, 145mph, Insurance group 14
The Crossrunner has already proved controversial for being passed off as a new bike when, effectively, it's little more than a re-worked, re-styled nine-year-old VFR800 with some 'parts bin' equipment. But there's no denying that, as a concept, as a two-wheeled 'cross-over' machine, the Crossrunner simply works. It's one of the best, friendliest and truly versatile bikes around – anywhere. ...
799cc, 94bhp, 130mph, Insurance group
The new 800 XC is very much the bigger, burlier brother of Triumph's two new Tigers. From the moment you swing your leg on board it's clearly a taller, seemingly more substantial machine. The combination of 21-inch wire front wheel (in place of the 800's cast 19incher), longer travel (by 40mm) 45mm forks (the 800's are 43mm) and slightly wider ...
Triumph's new Tiger 800 is the slightly more basic, more road-orientated and novice-friendly (not to mention cheaper) version of its two, new, three cylinder dual-purpose machines. The other is the Tiger 800XC. It's a great bike, too – impressing immediately with excellent ergonomics, and a superbly linear and progressive power delivery.
898cc, 105bhp, 140mph, Insurance group 17
This is the smaller engined version of Benelli's brilliant, but unfortunately rare Tre K 1130 sports tourer. We rate it highly: it's comfy, easy to ride, sounds great, handles well and has a wild side for when the mood takes you. It's not the obvious choice, which will actually a plus-point for many, but some will be sceptical, worried about ...
798cc, 85bhp, 130mph, Insurance group 12
BMW's new F800GS is virtually unique: a 750/800 class adventure bike, that to most degrees offers the best of both worlds. It's light, slim and perky enough to be a credible off-roader yet it's also substantial, grunty, roomy and potentially sufficiently well equipped to tackle crossing continents. It's also got a price that's hugely tempting too. Video: BMW F800GS first ...
885cc, 84bhp, 119mph, Insurance group 13
The Triumph Tiger is a versatile tourer and inter-city commuter with the same rear wheel power as a BMW R1150GS. The Triumph Tiger is handy in the bends, rides easily and the wide seat, 24-litre tank and good screen put long-distance commuting and touring well within its capabilities.
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1941: Groundbreaking took place for the Pentagon, now headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense. In a speech that drew accusations of anti-Semitism, Charles A. Lindbergh told an America First rally in Des Moines, Iowa, that "the British, the Jewish and the Roosevelt administration" were pushing the United States toward war.
1972: Precision Industries began operations in Aberdeen. The company, on U.S. Highway 12 east of Aberdeen, specialized in welding aluminum.
1982: Public tours were conducted of Aberdeen's new downtown fire station and the newly remodeled police department.
2001: America saw its worst day of terrorism as 19 al-Qaida terrorists hijacked four passenger jetliners. Two smashed into New York's World Trade Center, causing the twin towers to fall; one jetliner plowed into the Pentagon; and the fourth was crashed into a field in western Pennsylvania. In all, nearly 3,000 people were killed.
2003: Actor John Ritter died six days before his 55th birthday at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, Calif. - the same hospital where he was born in 1948.
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"I 'eard the lad sa' som'th'n' 'bout a big ol' dragon up in th' Reach, some big lizard wit' eyes o' ice, and breath'd make a Thalm'rs gaze look like th' hearth in Wind'elm!" A drunken Nord slurred to his pals. Most were either engrossed in their own such ambiguous tales or figured it was yet another tall tale, as drunken nords were so found of telling. A sharper ear, though, honed in on this tale from across the tavern. "'e says, 'Earl, you'll not b'lieve what we saw in th' mountains!' So I says try me. He rambled on 'bout the lizard shoutin' great spike o' ice outta th' ground, and 'ail stones the size a' boulders droppin from th' sky." The nord looks blearily over as a chair is pulled out and a slim and toned woman clad in dark, light armor moves with ease into it. The woman motions for another round of drinks for the boys at the table, and looks sharply at the brutishly large man. He looks back, rather alarmingly, something telling him to watch himself despite his intoxicated state.
"I hate to intrude, but if you'll spare me the moment, could you tell me where your lad saw this dragon precisely? Or where this lad is, if you can't tell me yourself?" The woman talked with a low yet honeyed voice. The nord broke eye contact thankfully as the bar maid brought over the ordered mead, a worried look on her face. The woman nodded to the maid as she slipped the money, and a generous tip, onto the tray. A small quick curtsy of thanks and the maid set a brisk pace to her small haven in the tavern. The nord sipped a small amount of the beverage, releveling his eyes with the woman before continuing.
"Says 'e saw on 'is huntin' trip, outta dragon bridge. South of Mor Khazgur fort; Orcs are picky about their huntin' grounds they say." The woman smiles and drops a fat sack of gold on the table. Without a word, she nimbly climbs out of the chair and pushes back in. She strides effortlessly to the door, pickes up her weapon belt, and exits. New prey was on the prowl, but who was the prey, and who the predator?
This Rp aims to deliver a epic adventure of dragon slayers, set about kill not lowly wyrms, but wyverns of the highest calibur, that command the full force of nature with their Thu'um. Dragons that lay waste to the fabric of reality itself, and shout into existence pestilence, disease, and chaos. For this, only the finest of slayers can handle such a task, masters of their art, and lethal to a honed edge. We will be the best, because we must halt the worst.
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1. I am final say. I mean this in the fact that my word is law, and that I usually lay these down AFTER I have heard all there is to hear. I try to be fair, I try to be kind, but I must draw a line somewhere. If you cross it after I've drawn it, you're out.
2. Accurate grammar. You may not bat 100, but try to make it so we can understand what you're saying. That being said, if you have horrendous grammar for your character, as part of your immersion tactics, I find that in good tastes and allow it. If you want your character to slur so bad no one can understand him, be my guest. I retain the right to kick you if you have horrid grammar however.
3. Keep it in PMs. If you want to flail limbs with another character, be my guest. I can understand the kindred spirit thing you sometimes get, and if it adds suspense/intrigue/decent drama to story, I actually encourage it. However, the act of 'mounting your beast' should be kept in PMs. I don't want smut in my RP. As far as gore goes, I have little restrictions, so long as people reading can keep their lunch down.
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I dont have any experience with the Taig but I have seen some pretty amazing things done with them , but this line KILLS me
"This is a very robust and heavy machine 110 pounds of shipping weight"
no offense please
Link I'm looking at the $1700 combo.
Working 7075 aluminum up to 1/4" thick.
Its either this or an X2.
I haven't seen any threads where people have shown their Taig milling hard metals so I want to make sure its capable. thanks
I dont have any experience with the Taig but I have seen some pretty amazing things done with them , but this line KILLS me
"This is a very robust and heavy machine 110 pounds of shipping weight"
no offense please
With any smaller machine the trick is taking small bites. I have seen folks machine aluminum, brass, and many types of steel (as have I machined all of these). Between the Taig and X2 I think the Taig would be a better choice if it is a large enough machine for your needed work envelope.
A desktop machine is NOT a big machining center so your going to be taking shallow fast cuts more so that deep slow cuts.
Jeff Birt
Thanks. Does the $1700 kit include all the parts I would need to get started? What does it not have that a 2027ER ($2500) does have?
It is a kit of components from multiple suppliers, so it isn't turnkey.
I don't think that Deepgroove includes any limit or homing switches. Those aren't required, but they sure are helpful. The G540 that his kit uses has 4 inputs, so you can easily add them, but I don't know if those inputs are exposed on the control box. Based on the photos here it looks like they are not exposed, since they aren't part of the back panel outputs on the G540:
Deepgroove1 Gecko control box
It is a reasonable price for a kit of components to get started.
It is also odd that he only uses one of the relay outputs, so you'd need to add extra wiring if you wanted to control both the spindle and coolant.
Coolant is very helpful when milling aluminum to prevent chip-welding. Compressed air blowing the chips out of the way can be a reasonable alternative, if you already have a compressor. Running flood coolant requires building a cabinet around the mill to avoid spraying your whole work area with coolant. You'd want that for the X2 or Taig.
What is a good deal? Is it the lowest price, or the best value for your hard earned dollar? Before buying any system you should call the seller and ask about your application. Anyone selling CNC related stuff should know enough about machining to start you out on the right path.
When you buy a complete system you are paying for a known working solution with support to back it up. If you build a system yourself you might save a few dollars but you will generally spend 2-4 weeks figuring out how to get things working, and if you have a problem who do you call?
Please call around to different Taig dealers and see what they have to offer you. I like to see everyone make and informed decision and find the best system to meet their needs.
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It's official! Black people hate Lakeview!
Okay... maybe not all black people... but at least one black man has publicly declared his disdain for one of Chicago's most liberal neighborhoods.
Edwin "Gettin-my-shit-together" Ervin, a black man who claims he works in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood, said he was physically assaulted by an "old ass white man" in Boystown.
The alleged racial incident happened Saturday, July 21, 2012, when the purported victim was leaving a neighborhood Walgreens.
According to a post on Ervin's personal Facebook page, an older white male purposely hit him with a bike, called him a thug, and told him to get out of Lakeview.
"I was coming out of Walgreens and this man had AMPLE room to walk on the sidewalk with his bike. The old white man shoved his bike into me then told me I don't belong in this neighborhood and then calls me a thug," said Ervin.
"I just want to say that I officially can't stand the Lakeview neighborhood. I wish I could put every racist person on an island and blow it up," added the obviously offended man.
Although Ervin never uttered a word about it during his July 23, 2012, posting -- in response to a discussion on the Take Back Boystown Facebook page -- Ervin later claimed the white man also called him a nigger.
"This past Saturday I was profiled by an old white man and was told to 'go back to where I belong you Nigger Thug,'" said Ervin.
When a Take Back Boystown contributor pointed out that Ervin never mentioned that the white man called him a nigger on his personal Facebook page, Erivn replied, "I don't have to lie to none of you. Yes i was called a nigger thug and i don't wear baggy clothes."


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HELENA - Lewis and Clark County Search and Rescue crews have recovered the body of a man who died during a hunting trip.
The call came in around 5 am on Friday, but the rescue stretched into the day due to the weather conditions.
A hunting group reported that someone in their party had died and they needed assistance getting the person out.
The group was located off of Beartooth Road in the Beartooth Game Range near Cottonwood Creek.
Sheriff Leo Dutton said, "We don't see anything that looked suspicious or there is no indication of foul play. We did have a mishap with one of the search and rescue vehicles, so that's what took us so long. It is very treacherous out and the roads are very slick."
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Alan Bender Associate Professor of Biology | adbender [at] indiana.edu 812-333-2851 MO 211 | Assessment of student learning in the Biology Program. |
James Bever Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | jbever [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0771/5-5969(lab) JH 149D / JH 149 (lab) | Ecology and evolution of plants and fungi. |
José Bonner Professor of Biology | bonner [at] indiana.edu unlisted | Improving science literacy. |
Volker Brendel Professor of Biology and Computer Science Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | vbrendel [at] indiana.edu 812-855-7074 SI 205C | |
Yves Brun Clyde Culbertson Professor of Biology Microbiology | ybrun [at] indiana.edu 812-855-8860/5-7239(lab) JH 447G / JH 447F (lab) | Mechanism, regulation, and evolution of bacterial shape, differentiation, and biofilm formation. |
Brian Calvi Associate Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | bcalvi [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5450 JH 361B | Cell cycle control of DNA replication and genome stability. |
Yean Chooi-Odle Associate Professor of Biology | chooi [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0630 MO 207 | Teaching and engaging introductory biology students, especially non-majors. |
Keith Clay Distinguished Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | clay [at] indiana.edu 812-855-8158/5-1674(lab) JH 159B / JH 159 (lab) | Microbial interactions: ecology, symbiosis, disease. |
Pranav Danthi Assistant Professor of Biology Microbiology | pdanthi [at] indiana.edu 812-856-2449 SI 220B | Reovirus-host interactions. |
Lynda Delph Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | ldelph [at] indiana.edu 812-855-1831/5-7597(lab) JH 119B / JH 116/121 (lab) | Evolutionary genetics and ecology; plant reproductive biology. |
Greg Demas Professor, Associate Chair for Research Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | gdemas [at] indiana.edu 812-856-0158/5-6257(lab) JH 265 / JH 267 (lab) | Behavioral endocrinology; neuroendocrine-immue interactions; aggression; biological rhythms; seasonality. |
Patricia Foster Professor of Biology Microbiology | plfoster [at] indiana.edu 812-855-4084/5-4054(lab) JH 447E / JH 447A(lab) | Mutagenesis, DNA repair, replication, and recombination. |
Clay Fuqua Professor and Chair of Biology Microbiology | cfuqua [at] indiana.edu 812-856-6005/6-5186(lab) JH 425E /JH 425 (lab) | Multicellular interactions of bacteria. |
James Goodson Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | jlgoodso [at] indiana.edu 812-856-2391 JH A009 / JH A007 (lab) | Neural/neuroendocrine mechanisms of social behavior; comparative neuroanatomy; evolution of avian sociality. |
Matthew Hahn Associate Professor of Biology and Informatics Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | mwh [at] indiana.edu 812-856-7001/6-7016(lab) JH 249B / JH 249 (lab) | Computational and evolutionary genomics; evolution of transcriptional regulation; molecular population genetics. |
Spencer Hall Associate Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | sprhall [at] indiana.edu 812-855-6009/5-6013(lab) JH 239B/239(Lab) | Ecology of infectious disease and food web interactions in freshwater environments. |
Roger Hangarter Class of 1968 Chancellor's Professor Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | rhangart [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5456/5-2179(lab) MY 352 / MY 330 (lab) | Plant physiology: environmental sensory-response systems and plant development. |
Richard Hardy Associate Professor of Biology, Associate Chair of Teaching Microbiology | rwhardy [at] indiana.edu 812-856-0652/6-0649(lab) SI 220E / SI 015 (lab) | Genome functions of RNA viruses and the roles of trans-acting factors. |
Ke Hu Assistant Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | kehu [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0166/5-0311(lab) MY 216A / MY 230 (lab) | Cytoskeletal biogenesis of apicomplexan parasites. |
Laura Hurley Associate Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | lhurley [at] indiana.edu 812-856-1991 JH 243 | Serotonin as a social neuromodulator of auditory processing |
Roger Innes Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | rinnes [at] indiana.edu 812-855-2219/5-2852(lab) MY 316B / MY 302 (lab) | Molecular genetics of plant/pathogen interactions. |
Thom Kaufman Distinguished Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | kaufman [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3033/5-7674(lab) JH A508 / JH A505 (lab) | Cytogenetics, developmental genetics, and molecular genetics of Drosophila. |
Daniel Kearns Associate Professor of Biology Microbiology | dbkearns [at] indiana.edu 812-856-2523/6-2559(lab) JH 469/JH 432 (lab) | Bacterial motility and multicellular behavior. |
David Kehoe Professor of Biology Microbiology | dkehoe [at] indiana.edu 812-856-4715 JH A413A | Environmental regulation of gene expression in bacteria. |
Ellen Ketterson Distinguished Professor of Biology and Gender Studies Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | ketterso [at] indiana.edu 812-855-6837/5-1096(lab) JH 033 | Behavioral, physiological, and evolutionary ecology; hormones and behavior; avian biology, mating systems and parental care; physiological basis of trade-offs in life histories; adaptation and constraint; avian migration. |
Justin Kumar Associate Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | jkumar [at] indiana.edu 812-856-2621/6-2702(lab) MY 202A / MY 202 (lab) | Specification, patterning and proliferation of the developing retina. |
Soni Lacefield Assistant Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | sonil [at] indiana.edu 812-856-2429 JH A315B | Chromosome segregation and meiotic cell cycle control. |
Jay T. Lennon Associate Professor Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | lennonj [at] indiana.edu 812-856-0962 JH 341/JH 343 (lab) | Microbial Ecology and Evolution |
Curt Lively Distinguished Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | clively [at] indiana.edu 812-855-1842/5-3282(lab) JH 117B / JH 116/117 (lab) | Evolution and coevolution; sex, virulence and genetic diversity in host-parasite interactions. |
Michael Lynch Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | lynchlab [at] indiana.edu 812-855-7384/6-0115(lab) | |
Michael Lynch Distinguished Professor of Biology, Class of 1954 Professor Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | milynch [at] indiana.edu 812-855-7384/6-0115(lab) JH 324C / JH 327 (lab) | Evolution; population genetics and genomics; cell biology. |
Melanie Marketon Assistant Professor of Biology Microbiology | mmarketo [at] indiana.edu 812-856-3198/5-6055(lab) JH 469A/455 (lab) | Molecular mechanisms of pathogenic microbe-host interactions. |
Emília Martins Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | emartins [at] indiana.edu 812-856-5840/5-5652(lab) JH 133B / JH 133 (lab) | Behavioral evolution, phylogenetics and informatics. |
Jake McKinlay Assistant Professor of Biology Microbiology | jmckinla [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0359/5-9332(lab) JH A309 / A308 (lab) | Microbial metabolism and its role in cell physiology, the environment, and biotechnology. |
Scott Michaels Associate Professor of Biology and Director Center for Genomics & Bioinformatics Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | michaels [at] indiana.edu 812-856-0302/6-0355(lab) MY 316C / MY 359 | Regulation of chromatin structure and gene expression by epigenetic modifications. |
Armin Moczek Associate Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | armin [at] indiana.edu 812-856-1468/6-1783(lab) MY 102D / MY 102 (lab) | Evolution and Development; Insect Genomics; Developmental Plasticity; Behavioral Ecology and Sexual Selection; Insect Endocrinology; Invasive Species and post-invasion Evolution; Natural History of Onthophagus beetles. |
Kristi Montooth Assistant Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | montooth [at] indiana.edu 812-856-2589 JH A318A | Evolutionary physiological genetics, population genetics, biochemical adaptation. |
Leonie Moyle Associate Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | lmoyle [at] indiana.edu 812-856-7027/6-7051(lab) JH 325C / JH 325 (lab) | Genetics of speciation and adaptation, Comparative genomics, Evolutionary ecology, Plant reproduction. |
Tuli Mukhopadhyay Associate Professor of Biology Microbiology | sumukhop [at] indiana.edu 812-856-3686/6-3633(lab) SI 220C / SI 019 (lab) | Structure and assembly of enveloped, RNA viruses. |
Irene Garcia Newton Assistant Professor of Biology Microbiology | irnewton [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3883 JH 221C | Functional genomics of environmental microbes and symbiosis. |
Jeffrey Palmer Distinguished Professor and Class of 1955 Professor Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | jpalmer [at] indiana.edu 812-855-8892 JH 235C / JH 229/235 (lab) | Comparative genomics and molecular evolution: Horizontal gene transfer in plants and fungi. Evolution of plant mitochondrial genomes and RNA editing. Intracellular transfer of organellar genes to the nucleus. Evolution of mutation rates. Molecular phylogeny of plants. |
Richard Phillips Assistant Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | rpp6 [at] indiana.edu 812-856-0593/6-1563(lab) JH 247A/JH 245 | Ecosystem ecology and biogeochemistry: Consequences of human-accelerated environmental change on plant-soil-microbial Interactions. |
Craig Pikaard HHMI-GBMF Investigator and Carlos O. Miller Professor Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | cpikaard [at] indiana.edu 812-855-1874/5-2659(lab) MY 300 | Mechanisms of RNA-mediated gene silencing and large-scale epigenetic control. |
Joe Pomerening Assistant Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | jpomeren [at] indiana.edu 812-856-3952 SI 043F / SI 043 | Signal transduction pathways governing early embryonic and somatic cell cycles, and understanding the integration of feedback loops and other signaling elements in their M-phase control systems. |
Elizabeth Raff Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | raff [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5287 MY 100A | Specification of three-dimensional biological form. |
Rudolf Raff Distinguished Professor and James H. Rudy Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | raffr [at] indiana.edu 812-855-2791 MY 102A | Evolutionary developmental biology; Evolution of early development; Larval origins; How embryos fossilize. |
Heather Reynolds Associate Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | hlreynol [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0792/5-0841(lab) JH 155A | Plant community ecology; plant-soil-microbial interactions. |
Loren Rieseberg Distinguished Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | lriesebe [at] interchange.ubc.ca unlisted phone MY 330 | Plant evolutionary genomics; speciation; domestication; invasiveness; Compositae genomics; conservation. |
Dean Rowe-Magnus Associate Professor of Biology Microbiology | drowemag [at] indiana.edu 812-855-8514/6-0723(lab) JH 451(lab) | Integrons and Super-Integrons; biofilm formation; c-di-GMP signalling pathways; natural competence; ecology and pathogenesis in the Vibrionaceae. |
Sidney Shaw Associate Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | sishaw [at] indiana.edu 812-856-5001 MY 354 | Microtubule dynamics and cellular morphogenesis in Arabidopsis. |
G. Troy Smith Associate Professor of Biology, Director CISAB Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | getsmith [at] indiana.edu 812-856-0109/6-0116(lab) JH 270E / JH 270 (lab) | Neural and hormonal control of sexually dimorphic behavior. |
Nicholas Sokol Assistant Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | nsokol [at] indiana.edu 812-856-6812/6-4914(lab) JH A504/JH A502A(lab) | MicroRNA Function in Drosophila. |
Stefan Surzycki Associate Professor of Biology | surzycks [at] indiana.edu 812-855-4880 JH 328 | Characterization of C. reinhardti VNTR sequences; study of C. reinhardti transposons. |
Michael Tansey Associate Professor of Biology | mtansey [at] indiana.edu 812-855-2914 JH 326 | Mycology teaching. |
Michael Wade Distinguished Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | mjwade [at] indiana.edu 812-856-4680/6-4996(lab) JH 131C / JH 131/145 (lab) | Evolution in Metapopulations; Genetic basis of speciation in Tribolium; Epistasis; Evolutionary genetics of maternal effects; Sexual selection and alternative male mating strategies; Coevolution of arthropod hosts and Wolbachia endosymbionts. |
Maxine Watson Professor of Biology Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | watsonm [at] indiana.edu 855-5591 / 855-7804 (lab) JH A303 / JHA302C (lab) | Plant developmental ecology. |
Malcolm Winkler Professor of Biology; Microbiology Section Associate Chair Microbiology | mwinkler [at] bio.indiana.edu 856-1318/6-1184/6-1781 JH A414 / JH A410 (lab) | Physiology, molecular genetics, and pathogenesis of the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae (pneumococcus). |
Andrew Zelhof Assistant Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | azelhof [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0294 JH 357A | Photoreceptor cell morphogenesis |
Miriam Zolan Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | mzolan [at] indiana.edu 812-855-6694/5-3692(lab) JH 217 / 219/221 (lab) | Meiosis and DNA Repair |
Adjunct & Affiliate Faculty | Contact | Description |
Carl Bauer Adjunct: Professor and Chair of Biochemistry | bauer [at] indiana.edu 812-855-6595/5-8443(lab) SI 305A / SI 313 / 317 (lab) | Oxygen and light regulation or gene expression; Biosynthesis of heme and chlorophyll; Prokaryotic development. |
Karen Bush Adjunct Professor of Biology | karbush [at] indiana.edu 855-1542 SI 102B | Antibiotic mechanisms of action and resistance; Antibacterial drug discovery and drug development. |
Lingling Chen Adjunct: Associate Professor of Biochemistry | linchen [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0491 SI 400A / SI 415 (lab) | Biochemistry and structure of molecular chaperon GroEL/GroES in protein folding, cell-cell communication via quorum sensing in bacteria, transcriptional regulators of IclR family |
David Daleke Adjunct: Associate Professor of Medical Sciences | daleked [at] indiana.edu 812-855-6902/5-6161(lab) MY 200B / MY 200 (lab) | Structure and organization of biological membranes; phospholipid transporters; effect of diabetes on membrane structure. |
Jim Drummond Adjunct: Associate Professor of Biochemistry | jadrummo [at] indiana.edu 812-856-4184/6-4184(lab) SI 305C / SI 301 (lab) | Limited alphabet coding sequences and proteins; a minimalist approach to structure and function. |
Wayne Forrester Adjunct: Assistant Professor of Medical Sciences | wforrest [at] indiana.edu 812-856-5304 MY 259 | Mechanisms of directed cell migration in C. elegans. |
David Giedroc Adjunct: Professor of Chemistry | giedroc [at] indiana.edu 812-856-3178/6-6398(lab) SI 320A / SI 310 (lab) | Zinc- and copper-specific metal sensor proteins from bacterial pathogens, translational frameshifting, and RNA structure and function in mammalian coronavirus replication. |
Peter Hollenhorst Adjunct: Assistant Professor, Medical Sciences | pchollen [at] iupui.edu 812-855-1151 JH 209 | Mechanisms of transcription factor specificity in cancer. |
Elizabeth Housworth Adjunct: Professor of Mathematics | ehouswor [at] indiana.edu 812-855-1960 RH 371 | Statistical genetics and phylogenetics. |
Heather Hundley Adjunct: Assistant Professor, Medical Sciences | hahundle [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0675 JH 204 | Post-transcriptional mechanisms of regulating gene expression. |
Cheng Kao Adjunct: Professor of Biochemistry | ckao [at] indiana.edu 812-855-7583 SI 205A | Biochemistry of RNA virus infection and innate immunity. |
Lisa Lloyd Adjunct: Professor of History and Philosophy of Science | ealloyd [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3622 | Units and levels of selection; the evolution of female orgasm; history and philosophy of biology. |
Elisbeth Lloyd | ealloyd [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3622 Goodbody 130 | |
Vicky Meretsky Associate Professor | meretsky [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3836 SPEA 455 | |
Michael Muehlenbein Adjunct: Assistant Professor of Anthropology | mpm1 [at] indiana.edu 812-855-1495 JH 510 | Physiological adaptations (primarily metabolic and reproductive endocrine changes) to infectious diseases; immune-endocrine interactions; ecological immunology; emerging infectious diseases; ecotourism; male reproductive ecology; human life history evolution; behavioral endocrinology. |
David Nelson Adjunct: Associate Professor of Microbiology & Immunology | nelsonde [at] indiana.edu 812-856-2813/5-3145(lab) MS 420 | Chlamydial Biology, Microbial Pathogenesis and Pathogen Discovery. |
Ronald Pearson Visiting Scholar, Lynch Lab/Raff Lab | rolepear [at] indiana.edu 812-856-0115/855-7773 JH 337/MY102 | Microbial ecology, evolution and behavior. |
Flynn Picardal Adjunct: Associate Professor, SPEA | picardal [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0733 MSBII 418 | Bioremediation, environmental microbiology, and biogeochemistry with a focus on the microbial reduction of iron oxides and nitrate, microbial iron oxidation, biotransformation of metals and chlorinated hydrocarbons, and combined microbial:geochemical interactions. |
P. David Polly Adjunct: Professor of Geological Sciences | pdpolly [at] indiana.edu 812-855-7994 Geology Building, 513 | Vertebrate paleontology, comparative morphological variation at the level of the metapopulation, and the effects of Quaternary climate change on vertebrate faunas. |
Anne Prieto Adjunct: Assistant Professor of Psychology | aprieto [at] indiana.edu 812-855-4642 PSY 369 | Function and signaling of receptor tyrosine kinases and their ligands in the developing and mature nervous system. The ErbB receptor family and the Tyro3 receptor family. |
Todd Royer Adjunct: Associate Professor, SPEA | troyer [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0563 MSBII 426 | Aquatic biogeochemistry, water resources, nutrient and carbon cycling in streams and rivers, water quality and nutrient standards. |
Dale Sengelaub Adjunct: Professor of Psychology | sengelau [at] indiana.edu 812-855-9149 PSY 372 | Neural development; neural plasticity; hormones and behavior. |
Roderick Suthers Adjunct: Professor, Medical Sciences | suthers [at] indiana.edu 812-855-8353/ 5-8709 (lab JH 308 / JH 31/315 (lab) | Neuroethology of acoustic communication. |
Haixu Tang Adjunct: Associate Professor of Informatics and Computing | hatang [at] indiana.edu 812-856-1859 Informatics 225 | Algorithmic and statistical problems in bioinformatics, particularly in: repeats and segmental duplication in eukaryotic genomes; fragment assembly in DNA sequencing; mass spectrometry data analysis for proteomics, glycomics and glycoproteomics; gene regulatory analysis. |
William Timberlake Adjunct: Professor of Psychology | timberla [at] indiana.edu 812-855-4042 PSY 324 | Analysis of the perceptual-motor, regulatory, rhythmic, and neurophysiological structures and processes that underlie behavior. |
Claire Walczak Adjunct: Professor, Medical Sciences | cwalczak [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5919/5-6785(lab) MY 262 / MY 260 (lab) | Mechanisms of mitotic spindle assembly and chromosome segregation; Regulation of microtubule dynamics during interphase and mitosis. |
Meredith West Adjunct: Class of 1971 Chancellor's Professor of Psychology | mewest [at] indiana.edu 812-855-9597 PY 348 | Development of communicative behavior. |
Adam Zlotnick Adjunct: Professor of Biochemistry | azlotnic [at] indiana.edu 812-856-1925/6-1874 SI 220D/SI 217A | Biophysics of virus assembly related to virus biology, development of antiviral strategies, and construction of virus nanostructures. |
Research Scientist | Contact | Description |
Farrah Bashey-Visser Assistant Scientist Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | fbasheyv [at] indiana.edu 812-855-1962 Sycamore Hall 039 | Evolutionary ecology of life-history and social strategies, evolution of virulence. |
Geetanjali Chawla Assistant Scientist | chawlag [at] indiana.edu 856-4914 JH A502 | Regulation of let-7-Complex miRNAs in Drosophila. |
Lucy Cherbas Senior Scientist | cherbasl [at] indiana.edu 812-855-6273 JH A316 | Mechanism of transcriptional regulation by a steroid hormone; Drosophila cell lines; Drosophila genomics. |
Justin (Jeong-Hyeon) Choi Assistant Scientist | jeochoi [at] indiana.edu 812-855-9786 JH 059 | Bioinformatics and Computational Genomics: High-throughput Next Generation Sequence and Tiling Array Analysis |
Kevin Cook Senior Scientist | kercook [at] indiana.edu 812-856-1213 JH A507 | Collections management at the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center; chromosome biology. |
Christina Dann Asst. Scientist Chemistry Dept. | ctdann [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0821 Myers 216B | Genetic and cellular studies of mouse spermatogonial stem cells. |
Don Gilbert Senior Scientist | gilbertd [at] indiana.edu unlisted phone JH 336A | Genome informatics and biology public digital libraries. |
Marcy Kingsbury Senior Scientist | mk24 [at] indiana.edu 812-856-2391 JH A013 | |
Eric Knox Director, IU Herbarium Evolution, Ecology & Behavior | eknox [at] indiana.edu 812-855-9601 JH A313 | Plant evolution, speciation, phylogenetic systematics, chloroplast genome evolution; horizontal gene transfer; flora of Indiana. |
Kathy Matthews Senior Scientist | matthewk [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5782 JH A511 | |
Colin Meiklejohn Assistant Scientist | cmeiklej [at] indiana.edu MY 216B | |
Keithanne Mockaitis Associate Scientist | kmockait [at] indiana.edu 812-856-2051 MY 311 | |
David Morgan Assistant Scientist | dagmorga [at] indiana.edu 812-856-1457 SI 320C | |
Gavin Murphy Assistant Research Scientist and Director of Electron Microscopy Center | gamurphy [at] indiana.edu 855-2011 Simon Hall 047 D | Gavin Murphy is the Director of the Cryo Transmission Electron Microscopy Facility. |
John Murray Senior Scientist, Hu Lab | murrayjo [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0311 MY 230 | |
Annette Parks Associate Scientist | anlparks [at] indiana.edu 812-856-1213 JH 507 | Collections management at the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center. |
Ellen Popodi Assistant Scientist, Foster Lab | epopodi [at] indiana.edu 855-4054 JH 447A | |
Kimberly Rosvall Assistant Scientist | krosvall [at] indiana.edu 856-2375 JH A305A | Evolution of behavior; neuroendocrine mechanisms of behavior; physiological mechanisms of phenotypic plasticity and adaptation; sexual selection; behavioral genomics; behavioral ecology |
Joel Ybe Adjunct: Senior Scientist in Biochemistry | jybe [at] indiana.edu 812-856-4882/6-0239 (lab) SI 411B / SI 411 (lab) | Correlation between clathrin-mediated endocytosis and Huntington's disease. |
Teaching Faculty | Contact | Description |
Amy Berndtson Senior Lecturer | aberndts [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5239 MO 203 | |
Clara Cotten Asst. Professor part-time | ccotten [at] indiana.edu 812-855-2025 JH 020 | |
Pam Hanratty Senior Lecturer | phanratt [at] indiana.edu 812-855-9049 JH 018 | |
Jim Hengeveld Asst. Professor part-time | jhengeve [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5353 JH A112 | |
Susan Hengeveld Asst. Professor part-time | shengeve [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5239 MO 203 | |
Rich Holdeman Lecturer | rholdema [at] indiana.edu 812-856-4908 MO 201 | |
Nick Konkol Lecturer | nkonkol [at] indiana.edu 812-855-7656 JH 221D | |
Carl Kulow Senior Lecturer | kulowc [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3629 JH 336 | |
Laura Mojonnier Lecturer | laumojon [at] indiana.edu 812-855-6347 MO 203 | |
Claire Nisonger Senior Lecturer | cnisonge [at] indiana.edu 812-855-8940 JH 336 | |
Edward Ruf Asst. Professor part-time | rufwm [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5822 MO 215 | |
Whitney Schlegel Associate Professor of Biology Part Time and Founding Director Human Biology | wreilly [at] indiana.edu 812-855-7116 MO 117C | Integrative Biology and Human Physiology |
Peggy Schultz Lecturer, Director of Outreach | pschultz [at] indiana.edu 812-855-0771 JH 149E | Director of outreach, and environmental biology instructor. Research focuses on the role of soil biota in the establishment of native plant communities and growth of individual native plant species. |
Judy Surzycki Senior Lecturer | surzyckj [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3629 JH 336 |
Emeritus Faculty | Contact | Description |
Peter Cherbas Emeritus Professor of Biology Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology | cherbas [at] indiana.edu 812-855-6273 JH A317 | Drosophila development and genomics; Nuclear receptors. |
David Dilcher Professor Emeritus of Biology | dilcher [at] indiana.edu 812-856-0618 S 209 | |
Tom Donahue Professor Emeritus of Biology | tfdonahu [at] indiana.edu unlisted JH 324A | Genetic, molecular and biochemical analysis of translation intitiation in yeast. |
Gerald Gastony Professor Emeritus of Biology | gastony [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3333 MO 209 | Systematics and genome mapping of ferns; molecular phylogenetics of desert-adapted ferns. |
George Hegeman Professor Emeritus of BIology | hegemang [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5476 MO 202 | |
George Hudock Associate Professor Emeritus of Biology | hudock [at] indiana.edu unlisted number | |
Arthur Koch Professor Emeritus of Biology | koch [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5036 MO 205 | |
Paul Mahlberg Professor Emeritus of Biology | mahlberg [at] indiana.edu 812-336-3649 MO 201 | |
George Malacinski Professor Emeritus of Biology | malacins [at] indiana.edu 812-855-1131 MO 209 | Bone strengthening and molecular biology of bone remodeling. |
Craig Nelson Professor Emeritus of Biology | nelson1 [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5036 MO 205 | College Teaching: Critical thinking, evolution, diversity and retention. Evolutionary and developmental ecology of sex. |
John, Jr. Preer Professor Emeritus of Biology | jpreer [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3200 JH 337 | |
Louise Preer Senior Scientist Emeritus | jpreer [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3200 JH 337 | |
Albert Ruesink Emeritus Professor of Biology | ruesink [at] indiana.edu 812-855-5555 JH 324B | Instructor training and course transfer management. |
Drew Schwartz Professor Emeritus of Biology | schwartz [at] indiana.edu unlisted phone | |
Milton Taylor Professor Emeritus of Biology | taymil [at] indiana.edu 812-855-3340 SI 220A | The interferon response in hepatitis C patients. A study using DNA array technology to explain the differences in response to treatment and decrease in viral titer. |
Robert Togasaki Professor Emeritus of Biology | togasaki [at] indiana.edu | |
Eugene Weinberg Professor Emeritus of Biology | eweinber [at] indiana.edu 812-855-4842 MO 202 | Medical microbiology; mineral nutrition; iron withholding defense system. |
David White Professor Emeritus of Biology | white [at] indiana.edu 812-855-4555 MO 205 | |
Don Whitehead Professor Emeritus of Biology | whitehea [at] indiana.edu unlisted phone MO 210 |


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How do I use the OD without the Free Wheeling mode but still have OD?
Is there a procedure to use the OD like a real 4th gear without damaging the unit? By this I mean, drive in town toward the highway, get on highway, shifting up into 3rd then at 45pmh, push in OD knob? -
There is no reason you cant push the knob in at 45 mph and and all else being active ,you should have access to overdrive. Let off gas and a shift should take place,
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Thank you, Roger.
Now is there a way to NOT have the Free Wheeling or is this a by-product of the OD design? -
You can rig a switch to keep it in OD all the time, but you'd have to turn it off to put the tranny in reverse. A bit of an irritant. A milder but maybe satisfactory approach would be to tweak the governor so it would allow the OD to engage at a lower speed, so you'd be in OD most of the time.
I am just trying to understand the system and proper operation without damaging the unit.
So far it seems to be working. I just have to get used to the free wheeling when I lift of the gas in traffic on the highway. -
PM500, if it's free-wheeling "on the highway," it's not going into OD at a normal speed. How fast do you have to be going before the OD will engage when you release the gas pedal?
You can't really damage anything using it the way it is designed. Get used to the fact that it free wheels under cut-in speed, and only then.If you're stuck in a hole, stop digging.
You're only free-wheeling when OD is enabled (knob pushed in) but you haven't engaged OD yet -- which means you're under maybe 30 mph. This generally isn't a problem because it means you're still at slow speed and your brakes can bring you to a stop safely.
It's a temporary condition, in other words.
The nightmare scenario is when you encounter a steep hill (going down), your OD knob is pushed in (enabled), but you're below OD cut-in speed. You are in free-wheeling without the braking benefits of direct drive, and your brakes could overheat on the long downhill.
In that case you need to get into direct drive really quickly.
Since you're now below OD cut-in speed, it should be possible to temporarily hit the gas and ease the OD knob out (thus disabling OD and putting you back into direct drive. It can be a tricky maneuver so you might want to try it sometime before you need to!
I was just informed that I made a mistake in the first paragraph, and I've changed it. The knob is pushed IN to enable the use of overdrive, not pulled out (as I had written it). Thanks


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From precious pomeranians to mangy mutts, all domestic dogs (Canis familiaris) seem to be descended from the Eurasian gray wolf (Canis lupis). But what we still don't know is exactly when and where our best friends transformed from predators into partners. And such knowledge might help solve the long-disputed question of exactly why dogs were the first animal to be domesticated.
The dog genome (courtesy of a boxer named Tasha) was first decoded in 2005—and even before that researchers had been using genetic tools to track Fido's first home. Early research pointed toward east Asia as the locus of first taming after the discovery of high genetic diversity and other key markers in dog populations from various villages there.
Some investigators, however, have since pointed out that the genetic search sampled more east Asian village dogs, neglecting similar pups roaming other villages around the globe. That's where the Village Dog Genetic Diversity Project at Cornell University comes in. Starting with a recent genetic analysis of dogs in African villages, the Cornell group hopes ultimately to create a detailed DNA-based map of canine ancestry worldwide, which in turn should fetch a new understanding of the ancient humans who took them in.
One part of that new insight appeared earlier this month in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), in a study that calls into question the assumption of dogs' east Asian origin. A team led by Adam Boyko, a researcher at Cornell's Carlos D. Bustamante Lab, sampled 318 village dogs in Africa (as well as hundreds of dogs from North America and Europe for comparison) and discovered that the high genetic diversity of canines there resembles that found in east Asia. "We found almost without exception they're descended from different ancestral populations," Boyko says of the village dogs sampled in Africa. That means they may have been there just as long as others had been in east Asia.
Researchers have also yet to figure out when people first began raising dogs. The going theory is that dogs were domesticated somewhere between 15,000 and 40,000 years ago. But, Boyko explains, genetic testing has not gone deep enough to come up with a more refined date.
To try to track down some more clues, field crews have fanned out around the globe this summer to test village dogs in Vietnam, New Guinea, Malaysia and other locations in Eurasia. "That's a big place, and we need to get more data," says Boyko, who owns a mixed-breed dog himself (which, after some genetic testing, turned out to be part chow—one of the more ancient breeds).
Of course, scrappy village dogs aren't often the focus of heartfelt conservation efforts, and some even face active elimination programs. But these pups also have challenges from newly arrived European-descent dogs, which threaten to make a splash in the regional gene pool. "It is unclear the degree to which older populations will be able to maintain their genetic identity and persist in the face of modernity," Boyko and his co-authors wrote in the PNAS paper. So time is of the essence in digging up a solid answer about doggie descent.