Posts in: evolution

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Just a salamander couple. No big deal.

VIDEO: No exit: How humans are changing salamanders

An afternoon with evolutionary ecologist Steve Brady

By | Posted May 8, 2012

The state of Tennessee versus the theory of evolution

The state of Tennessee versus the theory of evolution

One former student’s experience with science education in the Volunteer State

By | Posted April 13, 2012

The skin we’re in

The skin we’re in

Skin color, it turns out, is little more than adaptation in action

By | Posted February 19, 2012

Online dates, solar farms and zebra stripes

Online dates, solar farms and zebra stripes

Our favorites of the week

By | Posted February 10, 2012

Laughing out loud

Laughing out loud

What science has to say about why we “haha”

By | Posted February 9, 2012

Trauma, lava, and NASA

Trauma, lava, and NASA

Our favorites from the week

By | Posted December 9, 2011

Eight legs, six legs, and two legs

Eight legs, six legs, and two legs

Our favorites from the week

By | Posted December 2, 2011

A fine-tuned grin

A fine-tuned grin

Science shows that the smile has evolutionary leanings

By | Posted November 17, 2011

Of evolution and amber, mosquitoes and things

Of evolution and amber, mosquitoes and things

A mosquito embedded in amber yields clues about the remarkable resilience of malaria

By | Posted November 14, 2011

Evolutionary conundrum of the day: Single-celled organisms kill themselves

Evolutionary conundrum of the day: Single-celled organisms kill themselves

Study suggests that self-sacrifice may have allowed for larger social interactions

By | Posted July 1, 2011

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