You are hereReview: Charles Darwin's On the Origin of SpeciesYear: 2010 Issue: 5 Title: Charles Darwin's On The Origin of Species: A Graphic Adaptation Date: September-October New York: Rodale, 2009. 192 pages Page(s): 38-39 topics: Media Type: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Edward Blyth: Creationist or Just Another Misinterpreted Scientist?Title: Edward Blyth: Creationist or Just Another Misinterpreted Scientist? Issue: 5 In early December 2007, my hometown newspaper, the Louisville, Kentucky, Courier- Journal, published my opinion piece concerning the newly opened creation museum in northern Kentucky. As a former science teacher with a particular interest in the understanding and advancement of science in society, I expressed my concern that this $27-million facility dedicated to the rejection of all science that contradicts a literal interpretation of biblical scripture is exceeding attendance expectations and gaining momentum in its mission to cast doubt on evolutionary biology and Year: 2009 Date: September-October Page(s): 36–37 topics: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Media Type: “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: 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: Darwin's Lost WorldYear: 2010 Issue: 4 Title: Darwin’s Lost World: The
Hidden History of Animal Life Date: July-August Page(s): 31-32 Media Type: topics: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Review: ArchaeopteryxYear: 2010 Issue: 4 Title: Archaeopteryx: The Icon of Evolution Date: July-August Munich: Verlag Dr Friedrich Pfeil, 2009. 208 pages
Page(s): 33-34 topics: Media Type: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Review: Darwinian DetectivesYear: 2009 Title: Darwinian Detectives: Revealing the Natural History of Genes and Genomes Issue: 1 Date: January-February Just about every topic under the New York: Oxford University Press, 2007. 220 pages. Page(s): 28-29 topics: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Why Re-Invent the Crystal?Title: Why Re-Invent the Crystal? Issue: 5–6 Creationists attack the question of the origin of life because few scientists are sufficiently familiar with the current research to explain it. The movie Expelled further obscured the issue by dishonest reporting. Year: 2008 Date: September–December Page(s): 54–55 topics: This version might differ slightly from the print publication. Media Type: |