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"It would have been nice to have another fight before Christmas, but its the way the fight game goes," he told host Ariel Helwani. "People pull out due to injuries, things get moved, shows. So I mean, its not something unaccustomed to after 12 years in the UFC."
Though Mir wont be a part of the big anniversary show's festivities in hometown of Las Vegas, his new date will coincide with the UFCs big Super Bowl show at the Prudential Center in Newark. The Super Bowl will be held on Feb. 2 at MetLife Stadium in nearby East Rutherford. With Mir riding a three-fight losing streak, and Overeem having dropped two in a row, Dana White has recently gone on record saying that this was "absolutely" a win or go home situation.
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In his 35th season at Walters State, Kragel had a hard time holding back his emotions as the Lady Senators presented him with an autographed ball commemorating his 800th career victory at WSCC.The milestone win also gave the Lady Senators (23-1, 15-0 TCCAA) a three-game lead in the TCCAA standings over Vol State (17-3, 11-3 TCCAA) and the tiebreaker with only three games left, assuring WSCC the top seed in the NJCAA Region VII tournament next month. The Lady Senators need just one win in their final three games to secure the outright regular season title.
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In regards to the Robert Riley site, at: http://www.rqriley.com/
I think you are recalling the projet "Electirc Cars-Now!" started by those crazy Finns- their site (the small part of it that is in English thus far) is:
However, they seem more akin to Calcars then the Rqriley Enterprises site in that they are proposing conversions of existing cars as opposed to building a car from scratch. Ther are starting with one car for now, a Toyota, that I think one of the articles says is only available in Europe, not the US- but this may change.
Hi Paul - yes, "Electric Cars - Now!" is indeed the Finlandian outfit we were trying to recall. I agree, Robert Q. Riley Enterprises does appear more similar to Calcars in concept than ECN. I think the point Bo was making is that it would be cool if RQR put in place a system similar to ECN!, whereby you could order all your components for the XR3, find a company to assemble it for you, etc. One stop shopping for the consumer, and makes obtaining the vehicle accessible to folks who have the $$, but don't have the skills and/or machinery to DIY.
Jim, I think the MIT discover doesn't mean anything for EVs or anything else for that matter.
They have discovered a way to more efficiently produce hydrogen. This is good because current hydrogen processes are only 25% efficient due to the need to produce the hydrogen and then convert it back into electricity. Battery technologies are more like 90% effecient. So hydrogen makes no sense at all.
If we assume the MIT process makes the conversion process 50% efficient, it still doesn't make sense. We will still need batteries just for efficiency.
Add to this the problems of storing hydrogen and the enormous cost of fuel cells, and I think the MIT invention may have little practical benefit at this time.
Also, commercializing any product is likely to take 2 years at a minimum from the time they start, and there is no indication that anyone has started to do that.
I have no doubt that the MIT invention is a great breakthrough, it is just that hydrogen has additional problems that will prevent it from being practical.
And, by the way, solar power is very expensive (perhaps 30cent/KWH or more compared to 19 for grid electricity). So I am not sure how reasonable the rest of their story-telling is.
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I would echo John's thoughts on this- though perhaps in the future it may provide one more option to store solar or wind-genterated energy on a small scale- i.e. the home owner. This is why EESTOR, if they do come thru with a product, is so intriguing- their product would not just be a revolutionary battery for the EV, but a storage unit for renewable energy generation, both on the home level and the utility level- this market may be as large or larger than the EV market for their product.


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The #1 & #2 P4P fighters in MMA are Anderson Silva and Jon Jones. I won't argue that one is superior to the other, but each outmatched their last opponent significantly. Our hindsight is 20/20: neither Bonnar nor Sonnen stood a chance against the champs, seemingly, aside from a freak toe injury. I watched most UFC cards since UFC 70, and I don't remember the last time that two champs fought such unfavored opponents, within a short time period. Their proximity may be coincidental, but I think that it results from a lack of excitement, within both the MW and LHW divisions, and an abundance of excitement for a superfight.
Each champ defeated the majority of contenders in their division, but not without adversity. Remember Chael's 23 dominant minutes and Vitor's near armbar finish. Still, even before each champ's last win, they were projected as heavy favorites against all other fighters in their divisions. Silva dominated the MW division for the last few years, and the "showcase" fight versus Bonnar was his third (he made both Irvin and Griffin look silly). Considering this past Saturday's betting odds, Jones's first superfight almost ended with an awkward injury.
The champs' showcase fights lined up directly with recent talk about superfights. Just a few years ago, the UFC hardly postulated "super fights," aside from a few title unification bouts. While Weidman is more dangerous than Bonnar, and Gustafsson is more dangerous than Sonnen, I don't anticipate that either P4P king will lose to divisional contenders within the next year. However, with the UFC's massive superfight hype, they may be waiting to see if Weidman, or Jones's toe, derails the organization's first real superfight, before inking the details. Executives won't overlook Weidman, but they probably checked out a venue for "Silva vs. Jones" on New Year's Eve or Super Bowl Sunday.


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Mrs. Youngblood, 102, went to be with the Lord Dec. 14. A native of Gordon, she was predeceased by her husband, J.T. Youngblood; daughter, Sara Y. Brooks; infant daughter, Gwendolyn Louise Youngblood; parents, J.W. and Elizabeth M. Summers; and brothers and sisters, Flemin Summers, Elmon Summers, Francis S. Woods, Gussie S. Owen and Ann S. Williamson.
Gordon's oldest citizen, she was an active and the oldest member of Gordon United Methodist Church. She loved her church family and was loved by them in return. She was a loving wife, mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother, and was never happier than when her family was with her. Her grandchildren have loving memories of being at Granddaddy and Mamma Youngblood's house. They shared Easter egg hunts, family Christmases, Thanksgiving dinners and Sunday get-togethers, where they could always count on some of Mamma Youngblood's goodies after a hard day of play.
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's tennis team wrapped up the first day of the Winthrop Fall Shootout in Winthrop, S.C., this afternoon. The Mocs posted eight singles wins and a doubles victory in today's round-robin event.
Junior Pavels Grigorjevs (Riga, Latvia) led the team with two wins at No. 1 singles. He opened with a (7-5, 7-5) victory over USC Upstate's Yvon Haessig. He followed that with a (7-6, 6-1) win over Belmont's Mauricio Antun. He takes on Winthrop's Dylan Comerford in tomorrow's final match.
Sophomore John Peacey (Emerald, Australia) also scored a pair of wins today. He defeated Wofford's Graham Duncan (6-3, 6-2) and Belmont's Martjin Verberne (6-1, 6-4) in the No. 6 bracket. He will look to go 3-0 in singles this weekend when he faces Winthrop's Corey DeCandia on Sunday.
Freshman Derek Brown (Marietta, Ga.) split his matches at No. 3 singles. He lost to USC Upstate's Gonzalo Blanco (6-1, 6-1) before bouncing back to score a (4-6, 6-4, 6-2) three-set victory over Belmont's Cedric Dujacquier.
Freshmen Marcos Morelli (Pillar, Argentina) and Andrew Wendell (Lawrenceville, Ga.) also had two singles wins today. They were both playing in the consolations.
Wendell and fellow freshman Austin Boaz (Dunwoody, Ga.) had the lone doubles win in four matches. They scored an 8-7 (4) victory over Wofford's Walker Heffron and Grahman Duncan.
Action concludes tomorrow with singles and doubles matches beginning at 9:00 a.m. Be sure to check back to GoMocs.com for a complete recap and results.
Singles 1
Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) def. Yvon Haessig (USC Upstate) – 7-5, 7-5
Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) def. Mauricio Antun (Belmont) – 7-6, 6-1
Singles 2
Ramon Simonette (USC‐Upstate) def. Jorge Varon (UTC) – 6-3, 6-1
Marko Lovrinovic (Belmont) def. Jorge Varon (UTC) – 6-1, 6-7, 7-6
Singles 3
Gonzalo Blanco (USC‐Upstate) def. Derek Brown (UTC) – 6-1, 6-1
Derek Brown (UTC) def. Cedric Dujacquier (Belmont) – 4-6, 6-4, 6-2
Singles 4
Carlos Tajes (USC‐Upstate) def. Luke Saunders (UTC) – 4-6, 6-3, 6-3
Henrik Claesson (Belmont) def. Luke Saunders (UTC) – 6-3, 6-4
Singles 5
Walker Heffron (Wofford) def. Gino Delavalle (UTC) – 2-6, 6-3, 6-2
Martijn Verberne (Belmont) def. Gino Delavalle (UTC) – 6-1, 6-4
Singles 6
John Peacey (UTC) def. Graham Duncan (Wofford) – 6-3, 6-2
John Peacey (UTC) def. Hans Nardelli (Belmont) – 5-1, ret.
Singles 7
Michael Chen (Winthrop) def. Austin Boaz (UTC) – 6-7, 6-3, 6-3
Chase Altieri (Winthrop) def. Austin Boaz (UTC) – 7-6, 6-1
Michael Morelli (UTC) def. Michael Chen (Winthrop) – 6-2, 7-5
Michael Morelli (UTC) def. J.D. O'Brien (Winthrop) – 6-2, 6-2
Andrew Wendell (UTC) def. Chase Altieri (Winthrop) – 6-3, 6-2
Andrew Wendell (UTC) def. J.D. O'Brien (Winthrop) – 6-4, 6-0
Doubles 1
Haessig/Blanco (USC Upstate) def. Pavels Grigorjevs/Jorge Varon (UTC) – 8-2
Doubles 2
Simonetti/Tajes (USC Upstate) def. Luke Saunders/John Peacey (UTC) – 8-4
Doubles 3
Chen/Altieri (Winthrop) def. Gino Delavalle/Marcos Morelli (UTC) – 8-4
Austin Boaz/Andrew Wendell (UTC) def. Heffron/Duncan (Wofford) – 8-7 (4)


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For those photographers here too...
And just as I do with my drumsets, I just did it with my cameras last night. I just sold off all of my Canon camera bodies. I had two EOS-1D cameras and a 30D body that I used for fun. I've kept my lenses (I have three nice primes: 20/2.8, 28/1.8, and a 50/1.4) but dumped the zooms (I had a 70-200/2.8 and a 20-35/2.8) declaring that zooms are for sissies ;)
Now I'm shopping for full-frame cameras. It's amazing how fast camera stuff sells compared to drum stuff though ;)
If any one needs a photog, give me a ring!
Re: For those photographers here too...
I was an amateur photographer for long time. Many great pics from my 3 years in Europe I might add. I know you heard my story about my ex. Yeah, she kept all my camera gear stating to the attorney she "needed" it for our daughter. I don't know anyone who needs couple thousand dollars worth of camera equip to take pics of the kiddo. Sadly I had all that equipment 10 years before I met that nightmare.
Side note Bo, I have a honeymoon coming up soon if you could hide behind the curtains ;)
Kidding of course
Re: For those photographers here too...
I know you hate zooms but any thoughts on the new 200 400 f4 that canon has introduced?
good luck with the gigs on both fronts.
Re: For those photographers here too...
I am in the process of selling my medium format gear. I recently bought the Fuji X-Pro1. In reading the forums, many DSLR users are switching to this camera. I am waiting for the 56mm 1.2 lens that should be coming out 2014 Q1. Most of the photos found in my signature link were taken with this camera and the 35mm and 14mm lens.
Best wishes
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And crime scene detectives.Most of the time I used a Nikon F-3 with a 50mm,but on occasion,the zoom came in handy.
I had to take crime scene arial photos several times fom a dept.helecopter ,of cemetary vandalism.It was the only way to show the devistation,and the scope of the damage.
Besides ,the helo ride, is just way too cool to pass up.
I also had to document ,damage to the Queensboro bridge(AKA,the 59'th street bridge),that was struck by a tanker's mast at 3 in the morning,suspended over the East River in the Roosevelt Island cablecar/ tram.....in the wind.That will wake you up in the morning,I can tell ya'.
Naturally,the cablecar is over a hundred feet or so from the bridge,so in clearly documenting the damage,the zoom was necessary.
Why not wait till morning you say? Well because the cable car is used by occupants of Roosevelt Island to commute to Manhattan,so taking it out of commission,to photograph the bridge was a no go.
More importantly,the Mayor(Guliani at the time) and NYPD brass,want answers...yesterday.
I still use my 35mm film cameras.I guess because I like the warmth of film.
Nikon F-3 and Canon A-1,still serve me well...along with a zoom.:):)
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Well, I'm discovering how I work better every year with this photog stuff. And I found that having these huge, heavy zooms just isn't my cup of tea. I came up like tamadrum here, manual analog cameras with prime lenses. So I learned how to zoom with my feet and be as stealthy as possible.
Nothing screams "professional" or "NOT stealthy" more than wearing two four-pound camera bodies with five-pound zooms attached. Or it could scream "Into it amateur" and 'Creepy guy with camera" too. I loved working with the 70-200, but I hated carrying that thing around, along with all that other gear. I think I weighed my pack once and it came in at just under 50 pounds. Not the most fun guy to be around on a vacation.
So, in the camera body department, I'm actually going more stealthy - I picked up a couple of Canon 5D's (the first version) - smaller, lighter, full frame, and only 12mp. I've printed as big as 20x30 with those 4mp files from my 1D, so 12 is probably overkill for me (it is for everyone, but that's a different discussion). A friend of mine has the 1Dx, and regardless of how incredible it is, I'm loathe to have to carry that thing around (let alone two of them). I've already proven I can take a picture, so I don't need to look like it ;)
I guess my camera preferences really reflect my drum preferences as well. I just make the most out of what I have, like we all do with 4-piece drumsets - which is basically all I play. I carry around my own portrait lighting as well, and have discovered that the camera doesn't really matter when you have control of your light. But I figured I'd 'sideways' upgrade before I couldn't. You know, when I bought those EOS-1D cameras, they were roughly $5400 each. On the used market they're not worth more than $250 now. Unlike old analog things, digital items do not hold value - probably because of the planned obsolescence? So I'm moving to slightly smaller, a little more megapixels, and a full-frame sensor because it pisses me off that when I attach a 20mm lens to a camera, I don't get 20mm wide photographs! So this fixes that.
I really wish I could continue with film too, but even where I live, there are no more cheap labs to develop film. Period. When I did shoot film, I could drop it off at a Costco just to get negatives and a proof sheet for $2 to see what I did, those days are gone. Now every roll of film costs $20 (at least) to process. At least I saw that writing on the wall too.
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I looked back down at my notes,and just smiled.You just can't make this stuff up.
Great pick up.:)
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Post some photos of your "work" here for us dudes wanting some strees-relieving eye candy to pass the time... :)
I've always enjoyed it. My father's old family slides from the 1950 and 60s are priceless. I love photography.
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Hey Bo,
This may be way off your way off topic, none the less if anyone around here could appreciate it I think it would be you. My brother a life long photographer & more recent ukulele enthusiast has built a "pinholele" (pinhole camera / ukulele). Here is a youtube link where he talks about it and links to actual photos taken with it.
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New motions and claims have been filed in the tangle of civil disputes over the estate of the late artist Florence Thomas.
On Feb.1, 2013, investment broker Naomi Johnson and Capital Investments Group filed a "motion to sever proceeding and compel arbitration" in response to a Dec. 13. 2012, complaint seeking compensatory damages from Johnson and CIG for alleged fraud and misrepresentation in the management of Thomas' estate.
The complaint was filed by three plaintiffs: attorney J. Stanley Atwell of Greensboro, successor trustee for the Florence Thomas Living Trust (FTLT); attorney Peter Parish of Jefferson, successor trustee for the Thomas-Plummer Trust (TPT), and Betty Plummer, Thomas' daughter and executor of her estate.
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During an interview with Spike TV's "MMA Uncensored Live," Diaz appeared with his brother, Nick, where he talked about his strategy for victory in his upcoming bout:"Ben Henderson is a good opponent. He's had some good fights. I'm pretty pumped up about fighting for a title. It's been a long time. I've been fighting everybody at welterweight and lightweight for some time now. All my training partners and my brother have had my back. Training's been going good. I just got out of boxing camp, so training's never really stopped."
Diaz believes that his ever-improving boxing will be a big key in the title bout, and he credits his skills to his world renowned boxing coach, Richard Perez:"I just gotta go in there and be a better fighter. I've been watching a lot of tape and watching what he does. I just gotta go in there and do the thing -- do it better than him."
In "Bendo," Diaz will be facing one the most well-versed opponents he's ever stood across the cage from. Diaz's jiu jitsu skills are usually something he can count on to serve as a marked advantage for him in his fights."I got a really good boxing coach in Richard Perez. He's trained a lot of really good guys: Dominguez and Rodney Jones and my brother, Nick. He's also been working with a couple other people lately. He's the best boxing coach there is, in boxing. But, he's in the MMA mix right now. Besides that, I'm at Cesar Gracie with Gilbert Melendez and Jake Shields and Nick. We've got good kickboxing dudes coming in from all over, so we're trying to train hard."
He knows things may be a bit different, this time around, but he's still completely confident in his abilities, should this fight hit the canvas:
"I've seen him in jiu jitsu tournaments, also. So, I've kinda got an idea of what he's got to deal with. But, I train with the best guys in the world. He's really good. I've seen him in gi competitions. He gets out of stuff. He dominates people, real athletic guys. He's definitely the champion for a reason."


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News about evolution, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Mar. 19, 2013
Study in journal Systemic Biology suggests that dust mites, which are free-living, may have evolved from parasites that in turn had evolved from free-living organisms, contradicting axiom that species cannot regain lost characteristics. MORE
Feb. 7, 2013
Atheist philosopher Thomas Nagel's book Mind and Cosmos, which argues that life on earth did not come about through random evolution, has been both praised by creationists and criticized by scientists and philosophers. MORE
Feb. 5, 2013
Team led by Dr Michael D Shapiro has sequenced DNA of 40 different breeds of pigeon in effort to understand mutations that produce radically new kinds of anatomy; findings are published in journal Science. MORE
Feb. 2, 2013
Mark Oppenheimer Beliefs column on sharply contrasting views of two Christian congressmen; notes New Jersey Democrat Rep Rush D Holt is proposing to designate Charles Darwin's birthday on Feb 12 as Darwin Day, while Georgia Republican congressman Paul Broun contends evolution is false. MORE
Jan. 13, 2013
Op-Ed article by author Dan Slater documents ways in which evolutionary psychologists' thinking about differences between men and women have been questioned by recent studies. MORE
Dec. 24, 2012
Op-Ed article by rabbi and House of Lords member Jonathan Sacks notes that modern-day Darwinists have shown that, from evolutionary point of view, religion is still necessary today because it helps people survive better when they are part of a group and act altruistically for sake of the group; argues that research demonstrates how religion is best antidote to individualism of consumer age. MORE
Nov. 27, 2012
Nicholas Wade essay says that scientists, in allowing that evolution is a theory, have handed fundamentalists, and fundamentalist politicians in particular, fig leaf they need to insist that Bible is literal, not metaphorical, truth; notes that Florida Sen Marco Rubio still flubbed question about earth's age, despite wide range of non-scientific answers available for comment. MORE
Aug. 9, 2012
Scientists say the discovery of three new fossil specimens in Kenya is the most compelling evidence yet for multiple lines of evolution in our own genus, Homo; the fossils show that there were at least two contemporary Homo species, in addition to Homo erectus, living in East Africa as early as two million years ago. MORE
Jun. 5, 2012
Group of scientists lead by Dr Karen Cranston is trying to construct a master 'tree of life' diagram that would demonstrate the evolutionary relationship between all known species of life; tree, which would eventually have almost 2 million branches, is based upon a work detailed by Charles Darwin in book On the Origin of Species. MORE
Jun. 5, 2012
Study in journal Nature finds that as birds evolved from dinosaurs, a subtle genetic change slowed or stopped the development of their skulls, so that they remained the same shape throughout life; this type of change is at the heart of a current understanding of how evolution proceeds. MORE
Apr. 16, 2012
Editorial criticizes a Tennessee law that protects teachers who invite students to challenge the science underlying evolution and climate change; asserts that the measure is an invitation to indulge pseudoscience in the classroom and transparent pandering to a vocal, conservative fringe. MORE
Apr. 9, 2012
Biologist Edward O Wilson's latest book The Social Conquest of Earth, which offers a sweeping account of the human rise to domination of the biosphere, is grounded in a view of evolution that has already prompted sharp criticism from his fellow scientists. MORE
Dec. 20, 2011
Study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds early tetrapods may have developed ability to walk before developing digitized limbs; team of biologists lead by Heather King of the University of Chicago studied African lungfish, ancient lobe-finned fish that shares many features with the ancient precursors of the tetrapods. MORE
Dec. 14, 2011
Alvin Plantinga, who has led a movement of unapologetically Christian philosophers, argues that theism is compatible with science in his book Where the Conflict Really Lies: Science, Religion and Naturalism. MORE
Nov. 29, 2011
Profile of evolutionary psychologist Steven Pinker, whose new book The Better Angels of Our Nature argues that human beings have become far less violent as their brains have evolved. MORE
Nov. 29, 2011
Selected quotations from writings by evolutionary psychologist Steven Pinker. MORE
Nov. 1, 2011
Animal cannibalism was once considered accidental or pathological, but string of studies suggest that it can sometimes make good evolutionary sense. MORE
Oct. 19, 2011
Editorial on discovery by researchers at Cornell University that most land vertebrates--including humans--are descended from a predatory fish that lived hundreds of millions of years ago and could sense electrical fields in its environment; maintains that the findings, published in journal Nature, remind one how much remains to be learned about mankind's origins. MORE
Aug. 23, 2011
Interview with Daniel Lieberman, professor of evolutionary biology at Harvard whose research focuses on evolution of human head and foot. MORE
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Split Outcome in Texas Battle on Teaching of Evolution
The Texas Board of Education voted to drop a 20-year-old mandate that science teachers explore with their students the "strengths and weaknesses" of all theories.January 24, 2009 educationNews
Scientists Feel Miscast in Film on Life's Origin
A group of scientists are upset about their inclusion in a film that makes the case for intelligent design.September 27, 2007 scienceNews
Evolution: A Special Issue
Darwin's insight into the power of natural selection is still the foundation of evolutionary theory, but evolutionary biology is buzzing with genuine advances. Science Times attempts to help make sense of evolution as a living, changing science.
Anoles Going Strong on Hispaniola Millions of Years Later
The lizards have evolved to take on the body type suited to what part of trees they have come to inhabit.
July 28, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON EVOLUTION AND: Lizards , Evolution (Biology) , Caribbean Area , Hispaniola , Losos, Jonathan B
Book Review: Taking on 'The Vital Question' About Life
The biochemist Nick Lane offers an eloquent suite of answers about evolution, looking deeper than a warm, little pond and a lightning strike.
July 21, 2015, Tuesday
Texas Scientist With a Thing for Longhorns
David M. Hillis, an evolutionary biologist, has employed genetics, biochemistry and computation to figure out how those horns got so long.
July 7, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON EVOLUTION AND: Evolution (Biology) , Cattle , Hillis, David M , Texas
The Cambrian Explosion's Strange-Looking Poster Child
For years, scientists struggled to explain the mysteries of a worm named Hallucigenia, but two new studies explain some of its quirks, and found it some cousins.
July 7, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON EVOLUTION AND: Worms , Evolution (Biology) , Paleontology , Fossils , Endangered and Extinct Species
Chimpanzees Would Cook if Given the Chance, Research Says
Scientists from Harvard and Yale found that chimpanzees would give up raw food on the possibility that it might emerge cooked later. [Article plus video.]
June 3, 2015, Wednesday
The Human Family Tree Bristles With New Branches
Scientists reported finding another species of ancient hominid, Australopithecus deyiremeda, fanning debate over the pace of evolution and the number of human forebears.
June 2, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON EVOLUTION AND: Archaeology and Anthropology , Paleontology , Nature (Journal) , Evolution (Biology) , Australopithecines , Fossils , Science and Technology
Gleaning New Perspectives by Measuring Body Proportions in Art
A new study analyzed more than 200 depictions of feminine beauty in Western art from antiquity to the present and looked to see how the appearance of these women has changed over time.
May 28, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON EVOLUTION AND: Art , Women and Girls , Evolution (Biology)
Letters to the Editor
Readers react to articles in Science Times.
May 26, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON EVOLUTION AND: Birds , Bears , Breast Cancer , Mammography , Cancer , Evolution (Biology)
Data Suggests Legs and Toes in Ancestor of Living Snakes
All of today's more than 3,400 snake species may have descended from the same prehistoric prowler, according to an article in the journal BMC Evolutionary Biology.
May 20, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON EVOLUTION AND: Snakes , BMC Evolutionary Biology (Journal) , Biology and Biochemistry , Genetics and Heredity , Evolution (Biology)
Human Ingenuity Takes On Cancer's Darwinian Ways
One of the most encouraging developments in cancer research has been the effort to help the immune system beat the disease at its evolutionary game.
May 19, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON EVOLUTION AND: Immune System , Cancer , DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) , Evolution (Biology)
On Darwin's 'On the Origin of Species'
Evolutionary biologists and historians of science comment on Charles Darwin's "On the Origin of Species."
The Science of Evolution
Sean B. Carroll discusses the science of evolution and the growing field of evo-devo.
Genetic Mimicry
The Amazonian butterfly is a polymorph.
When Fins Became Feet
Tetrapods first appeared more than 350 million years ago.
Human Origins on Display
A tour of the new Hall of Human Origins at the American Museum of Natural History.
From the Archive
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Scopes Is Indicted In Tennessee for Teaching Evolution (May 26, 1925)
Defense Case Is Outlined: Malone Denies Any Conflict Between Evolution and Christianity (July 16, 1925)
Evolution Theory Is Still in Dispute 50 Years After the 'Monkey Trial' (July 10, 1975)
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