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scientists and virtually all biologists view life through the lens of Darwin’s theory of organic evolution by ...

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travel all around while still teaching courses, I noted a poster on my way to the lab yesterday that ...

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you're at all tempted to believe the intelligent design peanut gallery over at Uncommon Dissent. ...

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confident of victory. All members of the board have come under enormous pressure in recent months, ...

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It's all online, so you have no excuse for missing it. It's visually amazing and the science is ...

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Nature has evolved all strategies to combat heat and drought. Plants which look like stones store ...

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ideas among citizens, being aware of the cumulatively incontrovertible evidence for those ideas is all ...

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sufferers, is a shared experience of us all at a sub-conscious level. This could explain how someone can ...

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India showed the highest level of agreement (85%) from all the countries, followed by Mexico (65%), ...

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"omnis" (all or everything) + genomics (study of genomes) Sample usage: "What do you do?" ...

Article - T. Ryan Gregory - Sep 30 2009 - 8:30pm

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