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• Book

  The River of Time

  June 1, 2001 Igor D. Novikov Cambridge University Press

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• Book

  Genes, Categories, and Species: The Evolutionary and Cognitive Causes of the Species Problem

  June 1, 2001 Jody Hey Oxford University Press

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• Book

  Faith Has Its Reasons: An Integrative Approach to Defending Christianity

  June 1, 2001 Kenneth D. Boa and Robert M. Bowman, Jr. NavPress

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• An Ancient Universe: How Astronomers Know the Vast Scale of Cosmic Time

  June 1, 2001 Andrew Fraknoi, George Greenstein, Bruce Partridge, and John Percy The Universe in the Classroom, n.56

  special edition of a newsletter on teaching astronomy in grades 3-12 published by the American Astronomical Society and the Astronomical Society of the Pacific

• Book

  Origin of Life and the Universe: Science of Creation

  June 1, 2001 Paul D. Garnett 1stBooks Library

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  Heavenly Errors: Misconceptions About the Real Nature of the Universe

  June 1, 2001 Neil F. Comins Columbia University Press

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• Can Science Explain Everything? Anything?

  May 31, 2001 Steven Weinberg New York Review of Books, v.48, n.9

• "Ecological and evolutionary processes at expanding range margins" requires free registration

  May 31, 2001 C. D. Thomas, et al. Nature, v.411, p.577-581

• "Possible displacement of the climate signal in ancient ice by premelting and anomalous diffusion" requires free registration

  May 31, 2001 A. W. Rempel, E. D. Waddington, J. S. Wettlaufer, and M. G. Worster Nature, v.411, p.568-571

• "Developmental biology: Lungfish dental pattern conserved for 360 Myr" requires free registration

  May 31, 2001 Robert R. Reisz and Moya M. Smith Nature, v. 411, p. 548

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  The Creator and the Cosmos: How the Latest Scientific Discoveries Reveal God

  May 31, 2001 Hugh Ross NavPress

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• ARN-Announce

  May 31, 2001 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network, n.15

  upcoming events and new articles, books, videos and other resources on Intelligent Design

• Tours power tools

  May 30, 2001 Henry Gee Nature science update

  tool transport is as reliable an indicator of early human activity as tool use itself

• Revealed: Darwin's 'severe grief' over death of girl destroyed his Christianity

  May 29, 2001 Anna Whitney Independent News, United Kingdom

• 'The Genomic Revolution': Human Genome Gets to Meet the Family

  May 25, 2001 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• "QUANTUM PHYSICS: Microscale Weirdness Expands Its Turf" requires free registration

  May 25, 2001 Charles Seife Science, v.292, p.1471

• "Putting Limits on the Diversity of Life" requires free registration

  May 25, 2001 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.292, p.1481

  preliminary results contradict previous studies that showed biodiversity increasing over time

• "Digging Up Fresh Clues About the Origin of Mammals" requires free registration

  May 25, 2001 André Wyss Science, v.292, p.1496-1497

• Ancient sea monsters not to be messed with

  May 25, 2001 MSNBC (Live Science)

  bizarre shrimp-like predators grew larger and survived longer than thought

• Researchers discover fossil of tiny mammal from Early Jurassic

  May 24, 2001 Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh

  discovery provides important new evidence on the earliest evolution of mammals

• News Update/Commentary

  Tiny creature may be ancestor of all mammals

  May 24, 2001 CNN

• An Early Cambrian tunicate from China

  May 24, 2001 D.-G. Shu, L. Chen, J. Han, and X.-L. Zhang Nature, v.411, p.472-473

  like the Burgess Shales of Canada, the Chengjiang Lagerstätte from the Lower Cambrian of China is renowned for the detailed preservation as fossils of delicate, soft-bodied creatures, providing an insight into the Cambrian explosion

• Making babies

  May 23, 2001 Anil Ananthaswamy New Scientist Online News

  computer-controlled chip could lead to production-line embryos

• Before the Big Bang, There Was ... What?

  May 22, 2001 Dennis Overbye New York Times

• Fossil Findings May Force Revisions in the History of Life

  May 22, 2001 Carol Kaesuk Yoon New York Times

• "Effects of sampling standardization on estimates of Phanerozoic marine diversification"

  May 22, 2001 J. Alroy, et al. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, v. 98, p.6261-6266

• Fishy clue to rise of humans

  May 21, 2001 Helen Briggs BBC News Online

• Lectures Far and Wide

  May 21, 2001 Phillip Johnson Weekly Wedge Update, Access Research Network

• New form of creationism shouldn't be in school curriculum

  May 20, 2001 Robyn Blumner St. Petersburg Times, Florida

• Some scientists seek to unseat Darwin's theory

  May 20, 2001 Joan Stroer Athens Banner-Herald, Georgia

• Link Between Human Genes and Bacteria Is Hotly Debated

  May 18, 2001 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Can Genes Explain Biological Complexity?

  May 18, 2001 Eörs Szathmáry, Ferenc Jordán, and Csaba Pál Science, v.292, p.1315-1316

• Twisting Darwin

  May 18, 2001 Margaret Wertheim Los Angeles Weekly

  evolution, eugenics and racism, American style

• New State Science Standards Leave Door Open to Teaching Creationism

  May 18, 2001 Mario F. Cattabiani The Morning Call, p.A17 (Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania)

  50 people attacked proposed wording, 5 write in support

• "Creationism Takes Root Where Europe, Asia Meet" requires free registration

  May 18, 2001 Robert Koenig Science, v.292, p.1286-1287

  creationism in Turkey

• Effect of Ties on the Evolution of Information by the Ev program

  May 18, 2001 Thomas D. Schneider

  Laboratory of Experimental and Computational Biology, National Cancer Institute

• "Early Tyrannosaur Was Small But Well Armed" requires free registration

  May 18, 2001 Erik Stokstad Science, v.292, p.1278-1279

• "Making Copies in the RNA World" requires free registration

  May 18, 2001 R. John Davenport Science, v.292, p.1278

  evidence for a primitive biological world that existed before DNA and proteins entered the scene

• "VOLCANOLOGY: Oregon's Rising, an Eruption to Follow" requires free registration

  May 18, 2001 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.292, p.1281-1283

• "Ultrafast Source-to-Surface Movement of Melt at Island Arcs from ²²⁶Ra-²³⁰Th Systematics" requires free registration

  May 18, 2001 Simon Turner, Peter Evans, and Chris Hawkesworth Science, v.292, p.1363-1366

• Book

  The Deep Hot Biosphere: The Myth of Fossil Fuels

  May, 2001 Thomas Gold Copernicus Books (Springer-Verlag)

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• Climatologists pore over past

  May 17, 2001 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  300-million-year record of atmospheric carbon dioxide from fossil plant cuticles

• "Why science and religion need to talk"

  May 17, 2001 Charles L. Harper Nature, v.411, p.239-240

  human 'fallenness', freedom and pain are the preserve of both arenas

• A 300-million-year record of atmospheric carbon dioxide from fossil plant cuticles

  May 17, 2001 Gregory J. Retallack Nature, v.411, p.287-290

• The evolution of an activist

  May 17, 2001 Zlati Meyer Philadelphia Inquirer

  Pennridge High School senior says Darwin's ideas should be taught only as theory

• Faith's role in birth of science reviewed at think tank conference

  May 15, 2001 Karen L. Willoughby Baptist Press, Southern Baptist Convention

• Mystery force tugs distant probes

  May 15, 2001 David Whitehouse BBC News Online

• The secret of matter discovered

  May 14, 2001 David Whitehouse  BBC News

  Charge Parity (CP) violation and nature's subtle preference for matter over antimatter

• In Ruin, Symbols on a Stone Hint at a Lost Asian Culture

  May 13, 2001 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Sea Floor Slab Found Near Great Wall

  May 11, 2001 Discovery Channel

  a massive slab of rock in China is a section of ocean floor dating back 2.5 billion years