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Articles related to "Evolution"
DNA Selective Signature of Genes Genetic sequencing allows MIT scientists to examine natural selection through the selective signature of a gene across a range of microbial species. selective signature gene • molecular evolutionary genetics • genetic sequencing • microbial natural selection • microbe natural selection patterns
Comparative Anatomy as Evidence of Evolution Homologous traits reveal a common ancestor but analogous traits point to convergent evolution. The challenge for evolutionary biologists is to determine the difference. evolution • homologous traits • comparative anatomy • analogous traits • convergent evolution
How did God Create the Universe? How should Christians understand the first two chapters of Genesis? How did God create the "heavens and the earth"? god • universe • creation • evolution • six
Human Evolution and Hair Loss Why did humans lose their hair over time? Human ancestors may have developed sexually before they developed physically and so ended up hairless. hair loss • human evolution • neoteny • sexually mature • chimpanzee
Evolution of a Panic Attack How does a panic start and how do you stop it in its tracks? panic • anxiety • breathing • panic attacks
First Evidence Against Evolution: Moondust This article focuses on the role of meteoritic dust in proving a young moon and a young earth. moon • earth • dust • meteoritic • evolution
Energy and Stellar Evolution How do we know stars must evolve? The fundamental law of conservation of energy, when applied to stars, tells us that they must run out of fuel and therefore evolve. stellar evolution • stars • evolve • conservation of energy • conservation of matter
Evolution and Hinduism Hinduism, like most religions, has a creation myth. Its similarity to what happens in Evolution is remarkable along with other Hindu concepts about things like time. hindu • hinduism • brahma • science • upanishads
The Development of Flight Humans have dreamed about flight for centuries, but only acheived it recently. Four other groups of animals have been flying for millions of years. flight • development • evolution • wing • pterosaur
Have Museums "dumbed” it Down? In the past, museums used to be some of the most important centers for research in the world. These same museums would then utilize their new research in their exhibits, museums • research • exhibits • science • conn
Marine Mammals Three groups of mammals have lived in the oceans for millions of years. whales • dolphins • porpoises • dugongs • seals
Star Lifespan Each star is unique, and the lifespan of every star is determined primarily by it's mass. The more massive a star is, the shorter its lifespan. star lifespan • stars • star birth • stellar evolution • hydrogen fusion
Preventing Antibiotic Resistance When antibiotic prescriptions are not followed, drug resistant bacteria evolve and antibiotics become less effective. Proper use of antibiotics is essential. preventing antibiotic resistance • bacteriophage • reproductive fitness • virulence • e. coli 0157:h7
English Landscape Gardens in the 1700s: The History of English Garden Design from Classical to Natural Style The English landscape gardens of the eighteenth century are probably the country's greatest contribution to the visual arts. history of english gardens • english landscape gardens • william kent • lancelot brown • humphrey repton
Photoshop through the Ages Photoshop began on a grayscale display and evolved into one of America's favorite image editing software. photoshop • adobe • barneyscan • photoshop history • photoshop 1.0
Seeds versus Spores Fungi, mosses, lichens, and ferns are among the plants that produce spores rather than seeds as their vehicles of reproduction. spore • seed • fungi • mosses • lichens
Cannes International Ad Festival About 9,000 attend the Cannes International Ad Festival but the festival website offers the highlights and prize-winning creativity to many more ad buffs. cannes international advertising festival • lion trophies • grand prix winner • 2008 lions competition • lions winning television commercials
Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells There are only two basic types of cells, primitive prokaryotes and the more complex eukaryotes. Here are the main features that distinguish these cell types. prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells • difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell • prokaryotic eukaryotic living things • single-celled prokaryotes eukaryotes • cell types
Robots That Can Adapt and Evolve Blocky little robots and "flapping ornithopters" evolve and adapt at Cornell. evolutionary • algorithms • robots • self-organizing • biological
Primate Books - Part 2 Part 2 of the listing of primate books in my personal library. primate • monkey • ape • booklist • books
Sex and Desire III In this article, we will explore the evolutionary roots of desire, especially as it pertains to illicit affairs such as that of Radha and Krishna. desire • sexuality • promiscuity • unfaithfulness • men's desire
Yanomami III Third of three articles on the Yanomami. This articles discusses some of the ethical questions facing Anthropologists and western cultures on the preservation of Yanomami culture. yanomami • consumerism • kopenawa • funai • culture
Astronomy of a Different Color: New Wavelengths Open New Windows wavelengths • radio astronomy • ultraviolet astronomy • infrared astronomy • opttical wavelengths
Archaeopteryx: The Ancient Wing Archaeopteryx, an early bird, is one of our "missing links" in the story of the evolution of birds. archaeopteryx • bird • lithographic printing • solenhofen • tertiary period
History of Adventure Racing The history of adventure racing spans only about 20 years. How did adventure racing develop? Take a brief look at the early evolutions and history of adventure racing. adventure racing • expedition racing • primal quest • raid gauloises • the raid
DVD: COMING SOON! - June 6th The First and Second Season of THE CHRIS ROCK SHOW as well as SARAH SILVERMAN: JESUS IS MAGIC release next week on DVD. In Canada we'll have to wait till next week. dvd release • june 6 • 2006 • tv • film
DVD: COMING SOON! - May 23rd Lots of Television released next week plus a really good documentary about Heavy Metal music. dvd release • may 23 • 2006 • tv • film
Victorian Themes in Tennessee Williams' Plays (Part Two of Two) Along with Arthur Miller, Tennessee Williams is commonly held to be one of the greatest American playwrights of the MODERN age. In many respects, however, I believe that his work subscribes to a Victorian, pre-Modernist tradition, which I have attempted to evoke here. tennessee williams • victorianism • modernism • theatre • themes
Chris Knox Chris Knox has been an integral part of the New Zealand music scene since the late 70's. Check out this article for more information. chris knox • alec bathgate • tall dwarfs • flying nun • enemy
Is Training Your Horse Only A Click Away? Clicker training--works for dogs but what about horses? clicker • training • horses • magic • saddle
Bears of the World A discussion of bears in general and their evolution as well as a brief description of each of the five species found outside of North America. This is an information article. bears • black bears • ursine • carnivore • raccoon
The Piano- A Brief History The piano has a long and historical past, dating back to the 18th century and beyond. This article explores the technological advances that made it possible. music • piano • instrument • grand piano • upright piano
Wild Wild West on DVD Fred reviews Season One on DVD. Giant metal spiders anyone? ... Just Kidding wild wild west • robert conrad • dvd • season one • 1978
<i>Puberty Blues</i> - All too Real Bruce Beresford's Puberty Blues gives a revealing insight into the collective conscience of the nation of Australia. bruce beresford • beresford • puberty blues • carey • teen film
Profit, WWDC and Macintosh migration Apple astounds industry analyst but not its own watchers with profit results. WWDC event list posted and MacCentral's Mac migration study. apple wwdc profit maccentral forward migration
Ring Review of author Stephen Baxter's science fiction novel, Ring. stephen baxter • author • review • science fiction • novel
Silicon and Astronomy II A brief account of the impact of computers on theoretical cosmology computers in astronomy • data processing
Brass Instruments The Brass Family of instruments contains such instruments as the trumpet, trombone, and tuba. Discover a bit about how these instruments are played and how they work. instrument • music • brass • brass instrument • sound mouthpiece
Casablanca's Corner Men The WGA crowns Casablanca the greatest screenplay of all time - a script that had more collaborators than Vichy France. casablanca • wga • screenplay • greatest • bogart
Fear Strikes Out It's baseball season! This year, we celebrate by watching Fear Strikes Out, the 1957 story of troubled outfielder Jimmy Piersall. fear strikes out • jimmy piersall • anthony perkins • karl malden • alan pakula
From Harpsichord to Piano The harpsichord and the piano at first glance appear very similar but their history is in many ways not one of two siblings but of mother and child. music • harpsichord • piano • instrument • spinet
Hasselblad’s High End DSLR The legendary Swedish camera maker's new fourth generation DSLR, the HD3-II, provides an integrated solution for photographers seeking the ultimate in image quality. hasselblad new medium format digital camera • megapixels • digital camera back • studio photography • dslr
Museums and Politics Museums, sometimes by the mere fact of their existence, can prove to be politically charged and controversial. Should museums avoid, or embrace, this type of controversy? museum • museums • politics • political • controversy
Seeds to Flowers to Seeds Flowering species-including the trees-represent the top of the evolutionary line for plants, with a reproductive process that generates seeds to carry on the species. plant reproduction • seed • spore • stamen • pistil |
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