Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell Articles

• Snails and Their Unique Genetic Variations

  Oct. 15, 2011 from News to Know

  Convinced that genetic similarities confirm a common ancestry for two kinds of snails, researchers sought a transitional form and believe they found it.

• Comets Had a Role In Forming Earth’s Oceans, Study Shows

  Oct. 15, 2011 from News to Know

  Kuiper comets capture credit for watering the early Earth.

• Twin Mixes Becoming More Prominent

  Oct. 15, 2011 from News to Know

  Twin mixes are on the rise in the UK.

• African Reptile First With a True Placenta

  Oct. 15, 2011 from News to Know

  The skink that breaks the rules

• Sugar Molecules as Early Human Evolutionary Segregators

  Oct. 15, 2011 from News to Know

  Sugary sialic acid signatures seen as evolutionary segregators of early humans

• Feedback Article

  Flesh and Blood

  Oct. 14, 2011 from Feedback

  If the life of the flesh is in the blood, why do we say life begins before there is blood? And what about twins?

• News to Note, October 8, 2011

  Oct. 8, 2011 from News to Know

  Microevolution writ younger, Orchids and their perfume pals, Did Jesus die for E.T.? Prefabricated placental blueprints, Archaic birds border the K-T

• Birds Buried with Dinos at K-T Boundary

  Oct. 8, 2011 from News to Know

  Assorted archaic birds buried with dinosaurs up to the K-T boundary.

• Did God’s Plan Include Life On Other Planets?

  Oct. 8, 2011 from News to Know

  Did E. T. sin, and, if so, did Jesus die to save him/it?

• Bees and Orchids: Which is “Evolving” Faster?

  Oct. 8, 2011 from News to Know

  Orchids pack their pollen on perfume-seeking bees.

• Evidence For Continuing Human Evolution Arguably Irrelevant

  Oct. 8, 2011 from News to Know

  Big deal over small, arguably irrelevant changes

• Placental Development Triggered by Genomic Parasites

  Oct. 8, 2011 from News to Know

  Prefabricated package of genes prompts placental development.

• Neutrinos Break Light-Speed Limit

  Oct. 1, 2011 from News to Know

  Is the neutrino guilty of breaking the cosmic speed limit?

• Crystal Rate of Growth Debated

  Oct. 1, 2011 from News to Know

  The extreme clarity and uniformity of the beautiful crystals in Naica, Mexico, indicate that the conditions under which they formed remained quite stable.

• Ancient Protein a Potent Antimicrobial

  Oct. 1, 2011 from News to Know

  Answers for antibiotic resistance sought in “ancient” Australian antimicrobials.

• Asteroid No Longer Dinosaur-killing Culprit

  Oct. 1, 2011 from News to Know

  Asteroid cleared of charges, but search continues for another cosmic culprit.

• Evangelicals Prefer Scientific Information From Ken Ham Over Others

  Oct. 1, 2011 from News to Know

  A case of the pot calling the kettle black

• Mollusks’ Ever-“Evolving” Nervous Systems

  Sept. 24, 2011 from News to Know

  Rearranged evolutionary tree puts the brains on the bottom.

• Super-colliders Looking for Dark Matter in All the Wrong Places

  Sept. 24, 2011 from News to Know

  Super-colliders looking for dark matter may be on a wild goose chase.

• Canadian Amber Holds Fuzzy Fossils

  Sept. 24, 2011 from News to Know

  Canadian amber preserves some itsy-bitsy fuzzy fossils.

• Epigenetic Code: Hidden DNA

  Sept. 24, 2011 from News to Know

  Epigenetic mutations can produce rapid variation and defy Mendelian genetics.

• Nile Crocodile Actually Two Separate Species

  Sept. 24, 2011 from News to Know

  If you swim with African crocodiles, better check their I.D. first.

• University in Glasgow to Create “Inorganic” Life

  Sept. 17, 2011 from News to Know

  Is it animal, vegetable, mineral, . . . or all-of-the-above?

• Matching Footprint Found Under Protoceratops

  Sept. 17, 2011 from News to Know

  Skeleton in the closet puts its foot down.

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