News to Know

• Evolutionary Language Search Lands at Babel

  Jan. 5, 2013

  Search for evolutionary explanation of languages falls short and lands at Babel.

• Chemical Candidate to Carry Genetic Information in Earliest Life Forms

  Dec. 1, 2012

  Evolutionary scientists suggest a simple chemical candidate to carry genetic information in the earliest life forms.

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  History Channel Survey of Human History

  Nov. 17, 2012 from Answers in Depth

  History channel’s survey of human history opens with a sadly skewed story.

• Plant Sensitivity

  Nov. 10, 2012

  “What’s good for the goose is good for the gooseberry.”

• In-Depth Article

  Brainfood: Cooking

  Nov. 10, 2012 from Answers in Depth

  Cooking: the key to evolutionary success

• Interpretations of Data Reflect Evolutionary Expectations

  Nov. 3, 2012

  Interpretations of data from Deep Evolutionary Exploratory Probe reflect evolutionary expectations.

• Unpredecented Global Heat Left Footprints in Teeth

  Oct. 27, 2012

  Unprecedented global heat left its footprints in tiny teeth.

• Extinct Marine Crocodiles Resemble Killer Whales

  Oct. 13, 2012

  Extinct marine crocodiles resemble killer whales.

• De-Regulation of an Existing Trait

  Oct. 6, 2012

  Genome analysis confirms “a key evolutionary innovation” is only de-regulation of an existing trait.

• Presence of Ancient Anatomically Modern Humans in Africa

  Sept. 29, 2012

  Genomic study suggests the presence of ancient anatomically modern humans all over Africa.

• Physics Creating the Earth

  Sept. 29, 2012

  In the beginning were the laws of physics (not!).

• Strelley Pool Stromatolites Strike Another Blow for Early Life

  Sept. 22, 2012

  Strelley Pool stromatolites strike another blow for early life.

• Tie of Human Pregnancy to Bipedality Becomes Extinct

  Sept. 22, 2012

  Convenient evolutionary answer tying human pregnancy to bipedality becomes extinct.

• Which Came First: Egg-Laying or Live Bearing Mammals?

  Sept. 1, 2012

  “Eggs-actly what evolved first, egg-laying or live-bearing mammals?” evolutionists ask.

• Empathy Study and Evolution

  Aug. 25, 2012

  Either way, evolution gets the credit!

• Meteorite Complicates Search for Life in Space

  Aug. 18, 2012

  Left-handed amino acids in Tagish Lake meteorite complicate the search for life in outer space.

• Yeast Hatches New Evolutionary Model

  Aug. 18, 2012

  Extrapolation from yeast hatches new evolutionary model.

• In-Depth Article

  How Did We Get So Smart?

  Aug. 11, 2012 from Answers in Depth

  Noticing the intellectual reputation of Neanderthals, it’s worth recalling how a person’s worldview colors his interpretation of data about human origins.

• Visual Forming of a Baby's Face

  Aug. 11, 2012

  Face to philtrum: the ballet behind your beautiful smile

• Questioning Theistic Evolution

  July 21, 2012

  It isn’t a matter of what God could have done but rather a matter of what God said He did.

• Dolphins by Design?

  July 21, 2012

  Dolphins-by-design or big-thinkers-that-bumbled-into-existence?

• What Australopithecus sediba Ate

  July 14, 2012

  Bits of plant material from Australopithecus sediba’s teeth sneak a peek at diet.

• Cold-Blooded or Warm-Blooded?

  July 7, 2012

  Study proves growth rings in bone cannot be used to determine whether an animal is cold-blooded or warm-blooded.

• Did the Altruistic "Snuggle for Survival" Help Humans Evolve?

  June 30, 2012

  From the first cells to humans, the evolution of life has been a “snuggle for survival,” says Harvard professor Martin Nowak.

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