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RSS feeds from Science Blogs- The craziest fish jaws ever (video) [A Blog Around The Clock] November 22, 2009(via Deep Sea News) Read the comments on this post...Coturnix none@example.com
- Ray Comfort is a Half-Wit and a Libelous Scalawag [The Primate Diaries] November 21, 2009Now that his plan has backfired drastically (his own website has removed the link to his "Introduction" of Darwin's book) and more people were offended by his distortions than anything else, let me briefly point out some useful information. Comfort makes the following assertions in his introduction: Adolf Hitler took Darwin's evolutionary […]Eric Michael Johnson none@example.com
- Chinese propensity to copy [Gene Expression] November 21, 2009No, this isn't about intellectual property issues and piracy. Whole Genome Distribution and Ethnic Differentiation of Copy Number Variation in Caucasian and Asian Populations: Although copy number variation (CNV) has recently received much attention as a form of structure variation within the human genome, knowledge is still inadequate on fundamental CN […]Razib Khan none@example.com
- Leafcutter ants rely on bacteria to fertilise their fungus gardens [Not Exactly Rocket Science] November 21, 2009 Ed Yong none@example.com
- Today's Mystery Birds for you to Identify [Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)] November 21, 2009tags: identify these birds, birds, mystery bird, bird ID quiz [Mystery birds] photographed at Atherton, Queensland, Australia. [I will identify this bird for you in 48 hours] Image: Steve Duncan, 26 August 2009 [larger view]. Nikon D200 w/ Nikkor 300mm f/4 & TC17E. Please name at least one field mark that supports your identification. Read the rest of th […]"GrrlScientist" none@example.com
- Why Malt the Barley for Beer? [Aardvarchaeology] November 21, 2009Dear Reader, usually the deal here on Aard is that I tell you what to think and you reply, zombielike, "Yes... Master... Kill... Kill...". But today, let's turn the tables. I'm going to ask a question about a simple scientific-culinary matter that has baffled me for decades. And I hope someone out there knows enough about yeast to enlight […]Martin R none@example.com
- Photo of the Day #770: Small-clawed otters [Laelaps] November 21, 2009A group of small-clawed otters (Aonyx cinerea) gnawing on some fishsicles, photographed at the Bronx Zoo. Read the comments on this post...Brian Switek none@example.com
- Friday Sprog Blogging: photosynthesis. [Adventures in Ethics and Science] November 20, 2009Dr. Free-Ride: Any ideas for tomorrow's sprog blog? Younger offspring: I wanted to do how photosynthesis works. Dr. Free-Ride: Did you do any research on that since last week? Younger offspring: I don't do research. Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post...Janet D. Stemwedel none@example.com
- Today's Mystery Bird for you to Identify [Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)] November 20, 2009tags: identify this bird, birds, mystery bird, bird ID quiz [Mystery bird] photographed at Mareeba Wetlands, Australia. [I will identify this bird for you in 48 hours] Image: Steve Duncan, 26 August 2009 [larger view]. Nikon D200 w/ Nikkor 300mm f/4 & TC17E. Please name at least one field mark that supports your identification. Read the rest of this post […]"GrrlScientist" none@example.com
- Sivatherium: A giraffe with a trunk? [Laelaps] November 20, 2009A giraffe, photographed at the Bronx zoo. For me, no visit to the zoo is complete without stopping by to see the giraffes. They are among the most common of zoo animals, certainly, but I still find them fascinating. If giraffes did not actually exist and someone drew an illustration of one as a speculative zoology project the picture would likely be written […]Brian Switek none@example.com
- The craziest fish jaws ever (video) [A Blog Around The Clock] November 22, 2009
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