Afarensis: Anthropology, Evolution and Science
Thursday, August 04, 2005

Graaagghg!

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I always thought Wesley Crusher, from Star Trek:TNG was an insufferable know it all twit who should have been spaced at birth! Turns out, I ...
Wednesday, August 03, 2005

More on Bush and Intelligent Design

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Statement from the American Geophysical Union: American Geophysical Union 2 August 2005 AGU Release No. 05-28 For Immediate Release AGU: Pre...
Tuesday, August 02, 2005

Dinosaur Embryos, Growth and Human Evolution

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I recently wrote a post on Dinosaur Embryos . One of the more interesting aspects of the find was that differences in relative growth of var...

Bush Comes Out in Favor of Intelligent Design

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From here . First, the relevant bits: In a wide-ranging question-and-answer session with a small group of reporters, Bush essentially endors...
Monday, August 01, 2005

Creationism and Bisonalveus browni

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My post on Solenodon and Bisonalveus browni has been linked to by a creationist (as has Pharyngula's ) You can also go here , here a...
Saturday, July 30, 2005

Giant Cannibal Squid: The Invasion Has Begun!

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Well not really. But according to this some species of squid engage in cannibalism: Now Bruce Deagle of the University of Tasmania, Austra...

Mainstream Media Sucks Used Kitty Litter: Part Two

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Here we go again. According to Eschaton The New Media Rules : It looks like Republicans have learned a new trick in the media. If you give e...
Friday, July 29, 2005

Humor

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the Cutting Edge (52% dark, 43% spontaneous, 33% vulgar) your humor style: CLEAN | SPONTANEOUS | DARK Your humor's mostly innocent and...

Dinosaur Embryos

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Dinosaur Embryos  The above is a dinosaur embryo belonging to a species called Massospondylus carinatus which is believed to be an ancestor ...
Thursday, July 28, 2005

Forgive Me for I Have Sinned...

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No, I have not gone and got myself all religified. I'm still the same cynical smartass who thinks we are descended from monkeys! You see...

Wells and Cancer: More Evidence He's Wrong

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I have written several posts on this before. They can be found here and here . From Well's paper on TOPS: TOPS then explicitly rejects...

Mainstream Media Sucks Used Kitty Litter

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This is absolutely despicable. Yet, the mainstream media keeps wondering why people are abandoning them in droves. It concerns a missing p...

New Species of Fly

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Hybrid Fly  According to National Geographic News the above is a relatively new species of fly that formed as a hybrid of two existing spec...
Tuesday, July 26, 2005

What Democrats Need to Do

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Athenae at First Draft has a perceptive post about Democrats and the need to not allow others to define us: But what we have do, Will my lov...

Tuesday Monster Movie Blogging

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Although it sounds pretty cheesy (the science aspects suck), this is actually a first rate movie. Seems to be a low budget film and I don...

Bacterial Adaptations to Cold Environments

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This article from Science Daily is pretty interesting. A team of researchers from The Institute for Genomic Research have sequenced the gen...

My Birthday

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"It's my birthday and I'll blog if I want to..." I took the day off because it's my birthday today. I plan on blogging...

Ediacara Fauna

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The above is a picture of a type of ediacaran fossil called a vendobiont. From Geotimes : Radiometrically dated between 551 and 538 million...
Monday, July 25, 2005

The Environmental Impact of Consumption

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The Yale Journal of Industrial Ecology has an entire issue devoted to the impact of consumption on the environment. All the articles are fr...

400 Million Year Old Microfossils

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Although I don't know much about botany, I find this fascinating. The above is a picture of (as near as I can tell) the fruit or seed of...
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Afarensis is a 3.5-2.8 million year old hominin from the Kada Hadar member of the Hadar formation in the Middle Awash, Ethiopia. He is approximately 41 inches tall, weighs approximately 60 pounds and has a cranial capacity of a whopping 410 cc (approximately). Afarensis is currently considered to be transitional between apes and humans and displays some traits of both. Since he spends a lot of time on the couch watching monster movies, some observers question whether he is an obligate biped (although no one has observed him climbing a tree). He also has a blog called Transitions: The Evolution of Life
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