DNA confirms tiny body from Atacama Desert belonged to a human.
Since the discovery of Australopithecus sediba there has been a valiant effort to place sediba in the ancestral line of humans.
As publishers plan to implement NGSS science standards, textbook market will likely take the reins of education.
Re-dated Shroud of Turin gets its own app.
Without power, the primordial show is over before it starts.
Japanese study affirms hobbits’ humanity and offers clues to their origin.
Sediba fossils shuffle the deck of diversity but fail to connect the evolutionary dots.
Climate change predictions in the news have been proven to be inaccurate.
Rapidly occurring “hard-wired evolutionary changes” said to offer game-changing insights for wildlife management.
Scientists in China are excited to report their analysis of a much older batch of miscellaneous disarticulated dinosaur embryo bones and eggshells.
Never take your theology from a chimp.
Tinkering with the molecular clock: which assumptions should we accept?
Massive volcanism correlated with the onset of the end-Triassic mass extinction, evolutionary geochronologists find.
Discoveries about Leafhopper locomotion may provide useful lessons in biomechanics and robotics.
As in previous episodes of The Bible mini-series, there were omissions, additions, and alterations to familiar biblical narratives.
But what if she’s not dead?—Should abortion providers be required to save the lives of infants they fail to kill?
The threatened deportation of a German family, now living under asylum in the United States, has brought to light a disturbing threat.
Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell and Ken Ham comment on a bill that would require abortion providers to ensure emergency medical care and transportation to a hospital for failed abortions.
University of Michigan researchers believe these free-living, non-parasitic, but allergy-causing arachnids prove that reverse evolution is possible.
Planck map increases age estimate of the universe but confirms a plank of the big bang model just doesn’t fit.
Florida Atlantic University has now issued an apology for instructing students to stomp on the name of Jesus.
Jesus—come from God the Father with authority to deal with sin—is perceived as a threat by the Jewish and Roman leaders.
Do four-winged Cretaceous birds confirm dinosaurs’ role in the evolution of flight?
The History Channel slips, and God seems “away from His desk, asleep at the switch.”
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