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• Evolutionary Biology: How Do New Species Arise?

  January 5, 2001 ScienceWeek

• Poles apart, molars together

  January 4, 2001 Juliette Shackleton Nature Science Update

  mammals' complex teeth may have evolved twice (or been created?)

• "Dual origin of tribosphenic mammals" requires free registration

  January 4, 2001 Zhe-Xi Luo, Richard L. Cifelli, and Zofia Kielan-Jaworowska Nature, v.409, p.53-57

  parallel evolution or creation?

• Green River varves

  January 4, 2001 Ole J Anfindsen American Scientific Affiliation e-mail list

• The Iceman ate-eth meat

  January 2, 2001  Jessa Netting Nature science update

• Book

  A Scientific Theology 1: Nature

  January, 2001 Alister E. McGrath William B. Eerdmans Pub. Co.

• Making Sense of Modern Cosmology

  January 1, 2001 P. James E. Peebles Scientific American

• "The Scientific Case Against Evolution: A Summary - Part II"

  January 1, 2001 Henry M. Morris Impact, No.331, Institute for Creation Research

• Cancer and the Curse

  January 1, 2001 David Demick Back to Genesis, No. 145, Institute for Creation Research

• Teaching Critical Thinking: Evolution in the Classroom

  January 1, 2001 Anne Kibbler Indiana Alumni Magazine, v.63, n.3

  Getting students to think about the theory of evolution teaches critical thinking as well as science.

• "Making Sense of Modern Cosmology"

  January 1, 2001 P. James E. Peebles Scientific American

  Observational cosmology is about to become a mature science. Explanation for the universe's unexpectedly odd behaviors may then be around the corner. See additional articles in this issue:

  The Adoption Paradox

  January 1, 2001 Evan Eisenberg / Discover, v.22

  raising someone else's child seems to make no sense from an evolutionary standpoint

• Fossil Hominids: The Evidence for Human Evolution

  January 1, 2001 Jim Foley Talk.Origins Archive

• Book

  Icons of Evolution: Legitimate Questions of Evolution, or Stealth Creationism?

  January 1, 2001 Dave Ussery

  Center for Biological Sequence Analysis, BioCentrum-DTU, Technical University of Denmark

• Book

  The Man Who Found the Missing Link: Eugene Dubois and His Lifelong Quest to Prove Darwin Right

  January 1, 2001 Pat Shipman Simon & Schuster

  see also Amazon

• A Web Site Aims to Explain Paleoanthropology to Lucy's Many Descendants

  January 1, 2001  Scott Carlson Chronicle of Higher Education

• Book

  The Magic Furnace: The Search for the Origins of Atoms

  January 1, 2001 Marcus Chown Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  The Evolution of Reason: Logic as a Branch of Biology

  January 1, 2001 William S. Cooper Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• SURVEY: Which theory should be taught in our science classrooms?

  January 1, 2001 ChannelOne.com evolution - 17%; creationism - 31%; both - 52%

• Book

  Genesis of the Big Bang

  January 1, 2001 Ralph A. Alpher and Robert Herman Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• "Origin of ²²⁶Ra-²³⁰Th disequilibria in arc lavas from southern Chile and implications for magma transfer time"

  January 1, 2001 O. Sigmarsson, J. Chmeleff, J. Morris, and L. Lopez-Escobar Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v.196, n.3-4, p.189-196

  "The ²²⁶Ra-²³⁰Th disequilibrium in arc lavas suggests significantly shorter timescales for magma transfer, or less than 8000 years."

• Book

  The Creation of the Universe

  January 1, 2001 Harun Yahya Al-Attique Publishers

  associated video; see also Amazon

• Book

  The Disasters Darwinism Brought to Humanity

  January 1, 2001 Harun Yahya Al-Attique Publishers

  see also Amazon

• A Scientific Scandal

  January 1, 2001 David Berlinski Commentary

  the evolution of the mammalian eye has always seemed difficult to imagine

• review: "Newman, Yes; Paley, No"

  January 1, 2001 Edward T. Oakes First Things, n.109, p.48-52

• Book

  Volcanoes in Human History: The Far-Reaching Effects of Major Eruptions

  January 1, 2001 Jelle Zeilinga de Boer and Donald Theodore Sanders Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  In Six Days: Why Fifty Scientists Choose to Believe in Creation

  January 1, 2001 John F. Ashton (editor) Master Books

  see also Amazon

• Pseudogenes and Intergenic Analysis

  January 1, 2001 Yale University

• Book

  The Evolution of Reason: Logic as a Branch of Biology

  January 1, 2001 William S. Cooper Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• Where Darwin Mused, Strife Over Ecosystem

  December 27, 2000 New York Times

• Boost for Big Bang theory

  December 21, 2000 Philip Ball Nature science update

• Altruism and social cheating in the social amoeba Dictyostelium discoideum

  December 21, 2000  Joan E. Strassmann, Yong Zhu, and David C. Queller Nature, v.408, p.965-967

• Secret of elephant graveyard: revealed

  December 21, 2000 Juliette Shackleton Nature Science Update

  African elephants may be more closely related to extinct mammoths than to Asian elephants

• More on Birds and Dinosaurs

  December 18, 2000  Newsweek two finds support the theory that they’re linked

• Dating an older man

  December 18, 2000  Ben Harder U.S. News & World Report

  early humanoid fossil

• E=mc² Got that? Sure?

  December 18, 2000 Jay Tolson / U.S. News & World Report it was hard even for Einstein to be Einstein

• Asteroid Impact Crater Examined for Clues to Dinosaurs' Demise

  December 18, 2000  Matthew Fordahl Associated Press

  the Chicxulub impact crater on the coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula is smaller than once thought

• Genes can't tell us everything

  December 18, 2000  Philip Ball Nature Science Update

  research casts doubt on the theory that genes contain 'signatures' that can provide an insight into how the genetic code itself evolved

• Forked seams sabotage swamp theory

  December 18, 2000 Andrew A. Snelling Creation Ex Nihilo, v.16, n.3, p.10-12

• The Politics of Education in Kansas

  December 18, 2000 M. Lee Allison / Geotimes

• Universe in the balance

  December 16, 2000 New Scientist

• 'Sir Mammoth' Leads Charge to Uncover Ice Age Fossils

  December 15, 2000  Richard Stone Science, v.290, p.2062-2063

• "Geomagnetic intensity variations over the past 780 kyr obtained from near-seafloor magnetic anomalies" requires free registration

  December 14, 2000  Jeffrey S. Gee, et al. Nature, v.408, p.827-832

• I'm Not Dead Yet: Genetic Mutation That Lives Up to Its Name Is Found

  December 14, 2000 Gina Kolata New York Times

• LETTER: Charges of fraud misleading

  December 13, 2000 Bruce Grant Pratt Tribune (Kansas)

• ARN - Announce, No.10

  December 11, 2000 Access Research Network

  two videos available: "Creation of the Cosmos: Scientific Evidence for Intelligent Design" featuring Dr. Walter Bradley; "The Theological Roots of Modern Science" featuring Dr. Henry F. Schaefer III

• More on the Origin of Birds: Scientists Say Fossil Shows Birds Came Before Dinosaurs

  December 8, 2000 ABC News

• Dinosaur exposed as fake

  December 8, 2000  BBC News

• A Dripping Wet Early Mars Emerging From New Pictures

  December 8, 2000  Richard A. Kerr Science, v.290, p.1879-1880

• Piecing Together the Biggest Puzzle of All

  December 8, 2000  Martin J. Rees Science, v.290, p.1919-1925