You are here“How Did You End Up in This Job, Anyway?”Title: “How Did You End Up in This Job, Anyway?” Issue: 4 It is of course a wonderful thing to receive an honorary degree from the University of Missouri, an institution that many years ago I called home. I’m extremely grateful to all of the people who supported my candidacy for this high honor, particularly Frank Schmidt. Year: 2010 Date: July-August Page(s): 13–15 This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Media Type: Use Sunscreen, and Use Your BrainsTitle: Use Sunscreen, and Use Your Brains Issue: 4 Graduates, parents, distinguished faculty and guests ... but especially graduates, because a graduation should be all about you. Year: 2010 Date: July-August Page(s): 16 topics: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Media Type: Vestigial Structures Exist Even Within the Creationist ParadigmTitle: Vestigial Structures Exist Even Within the Creationist Paradigm Issue: 4 INTRODUCTIONA vestigial structure is a rudimentary biological structure that was not rudimentary in the ancestors of its bearer. Such a structure is interpreted by evolutionary biologists as a vestige of a homologous structure that was more fully functional and often larger in the ancestors of the organism in question. Biologists generally consider the existence of vestigial structures one of the main lines of evidence for evolution (Barton and others 2007; Hall and Hallgrimsson 2009). Creationist authors typically argue against the Year: 2010 Date: July-August Page(s): 18+ topics: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Media Type: Review: ArchaeopteryxYear: 2010 Issue: 4 Title: Archaeopteryx: The Icon of Evolution Peter Wellnhofer Date: July-August Munich: Verlag Dr Friedrich Pfeil, 2009. 208 pages
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Click "Print Edition Contents" for list of articles in the print edition. Media Type: Moves and Countermoves in TexasTitle: Moves and Countermoves in Texas Issue: 1 The end of 2008 was replete with moves and countermoves in the controversy over the place of evolution in Texas's state science standards, beginning with the release of proposed drafts of the state's science education standards on September 22, 2008. Not surprisingly, the media focused on the place of evolution in the draft standards, with the Dallas Morning News (2008 Sep 23) reporting, "Proposed curriculum standards for science courses in Texas schools would boost the teaching of evolution by dropping the current requirement that students be Year: 2009 Date: January-February Page(s): 4-7 This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Media Type: The Naked TruthTitle: The Naked Truth: The Fallacy of Genetic Adam and Eve Issue: 5 Since the mid 1980s, scientists have compared mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) from several different humans, reconstructing an ancestor of living human mitochondria about 100-200 thousand years ago, which probably lived in Africa (Cann, Stoneking and Wilson 1987). More recently, other researchers reported similar results from a study of human Y-chromosome DNA indicating a common ancestor of a large part of the human Y-chromosome at a similar or more recent time, also in Africa (Hammer, 1995; Hammer, Spurdle and others 1997; Gibbons, 1997). Year: 1997 Date: September–October Page(s): 22–24 This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Media Type: Pages
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