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April 30, 2012

Mary's Monday Metazoan: So…you don't like pink?

Category: Organisms

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Gaily frolicking squid

Category: Cephalopods

Some species of cephalopods are incapable of concealing their sexual history. The males produce packets of sperm called spermatangia that they grasp with a specialized arm that they then reach out and splat, poke into their mate. In Octopoteuthis...

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Near-death, rehashed

Category: Neurobiology

The story so far: Mario Beauregard published a very silly article in Salon, claiming that Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) were proof of life after death, a claim that he attempted to support with a couple of feeble anecdotes. I replied,...

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April 27, 2012

Friday Cephalopod: Onward! Upward!

Category: Cephalopods

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Another creationist list of lies

Category: Creationism

It's always amusing to see creationists try to explain why Charles Darwin was wrong, especially when they make up lists of reasons "Darwin's theory of evolution does not hold up to scientific scrutiny." These are always people who wouldn't...

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April 25, 2012

Modular gene networks as agents of evolutionary novelty

Category: Science

A while back, I told you all about this small piece of the biochemistry of the fly eye — the pathways that make the brown and red pigments that color the eye. I left it with a question: if...

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Botanical Wednesday: an alien forest

Category: Organisms

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April 23, 2012

Mary's Monday Metazoan: Needs shortcake

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April 16, 2012

Mary's Monday Metazoan: That must have been some flex

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April 13, 2012

Friday Cephalopod: RED

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