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Tame this GeneJune 13, 2009
What makes an animal wild or tame—is it only human intervention? On the contrary, a decades-long study seeks to identify a genetic basis for animals’ attitudes toward humankind.
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Have a LaughJune 13, 2009
Apes have been laughing for 10 million years, showing that laughter originated in a common ancestor of apes and humans. Ha!
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Robots and EvolutionJune 6, 2009
Laboratory scientists designing robots, then making changes to improve the robots’ success—is that really evolution?
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This Little PiggyJune 6, 2009
Scientists are reporting more sources and ways to produce embryonic-like stem cells out of adults cells. Now the stem cell research news turns to pigs.
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Male Penguin Pairs Adopt ChicksJune 6, 2009
“Sex and coupling up in our world do not necessarily have anything to do with reproduction.” Is that what the animal world confirms?
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On Persecution and Zoning LawsJune 6, 2009
Home Bible studies—do you need government approval to host one?
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Space Rock AcidMay 30, 2009
A meteorite that landed in Canada supposedly holds a clue to the origin of life: record levels of formic acid, a substance rich in carbon.
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Bird Brains VIMay 30, 2009
In yet another study, scientists have revealed the intelligence and sophisticated tool-use abilities of crows.
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The Three-Quarter Million Dollar Ape-manMay 30, 2009
The paleontologist who brought Ida to the media spotlight dropped a cool $750,000 (£465,000) to get his hands on it.
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Proposed Gay Curriculum Causes ProblemsMay 30, 2009
Should children as young as five be exposed to curricula that normalize homosexuality? That’s the central question of a new debate in a California school district.
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Hype and Science Don't MixMay 23, 2009
The news media has been awash this week in hype over an alleged missing link fossil nicknamed Ida. As it turns out, the fossil wasn’t fraudulent, but the hype definitely was.
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Life is WinningMay 23, 2009
For the first time in Gallup polling history, more Americans identify themselves as “pro-life” than “pro-choice.”
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Evolution of FlowersMay 23, 2009
It’s what Charles Darwin called an “abominable mystery” and what ScienceDaily says “scientists have yet to solve”: the origin of flowering plants.
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Earth the BeautifulMay 23, 2009
An astronaut testifies to the dramatic beauty of our planet—and, indirectly, to the unique habitability our planet offers.
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We Don't Need HelpMay 16, 2009
Time magazine offers a frustrating report revealing biblical illiteracy and Christian compromise.
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Battle for the ClassroomMay 16, 2009
The conclusion may seem obvious, but it now has statistical support: high school teaching influences acceptance of evolution.
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Evolution at a Snail's PaceMay 16, 2009
It’s supposedly evolution in action but the evolution is proceeding like a snail creeping downhill.
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The Weakest LinkMay 16, 2009
Although not yet officially unveiled, a new missing link is the focus of a forthcoming BBC documentary hosted by Sir David Attenborough.
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Precambrian PuzzleMay 16, 2009
Millions of years of supposed evolution without a trace in the fossil record—a puzzle of Precambrian proportions!
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The First European?May 9, 2009
The mock-up represents the “earliest known modern European,” supposedly 35,000 years old—yet he looks just like what creationists would suggest.
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The Latest Animal VirusMay 9, 2009
An “evolving” virus is in the news again—but this time, skunks and foxes are at the center, not swine.
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Racing to a ConclusionMay 9, 2009
Africa may be the most genetically diverse place on earth. Is that evidence of evolutionary origins?
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