I think you know where I stand. Regardless, get out and vote! I did early voting, so let's hope my vote actually gets counted. Light a fire people. We have tough times ahead, and only through serious change will we come out on the other side.
Best pics from trip to Arizona
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This is from the "Tree of Life Blog" of Jonathan Eisen, an evolutionary
biologist and Open Access advocate at the University of California, Davis....
I've moved to Substack. Come join me there.
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Hello readers,
After blogging on this site since 2007, and at Forbes since 2010, I've
moved all of my content over to Substack, at
https://stevensalzber...
[da capo] Of Terms in Biology: Neuston
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by Merry When I stumbled across the term bacterioneuston, I discovered a
whole new world where the air meets the sea. I found that marine neuston
had long ...
Postdoc positions UMich
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Bridging Positions in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology The University of
Michigan Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
(https://lsa.umich.edu/eeb) in...
Worrying about the near term
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Worrying about the near term
Much is being made of a new paper in *Nature Geoscience* in which the
authors recalculate "Emission budgets and pathways cons...
Creationist classification of theropods
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“Liaoning scene” by Emily Willoughby. Guest post by Jonathan Kane. Mr. Kane
describes himself as an “armchair paleontologist” who worked as an intern
at th...
Farewell to EvolutionBlog!
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Farewell to EvolutionBlog!
Folks, I'm done.
A recent story in the news involves the decision by FIDE, the world chess
federation, to hold the Women's Wor...
Well, shit...
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here i am back, again. I miss blogging. I like to write. I havent in quite
awhile unless its for work.
theres lots of changes as usual and somethings that ...
The Lure of the Obscure? Guest Post by Frank Stahl
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Image from Hochwagen Lab
This proposal was shouted out as “…one of the most important papers on the
control of meiotic crossing over…” (Hawley 2006). Since...
Scientiae Carnival @ A Lady Scientist
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Amanda at A Lady Scientist has posted the March Scientiae Carnival.
This month's theme is "continuity", as Amanda explains:
I chose this month's theme beca...
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