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• "Tiny, Feathered Dino Is Most Birdlike Yet" requires free registration

  December 8, 2000 Erik Stokstad Science, v.290, p.1871-1872

• It's perilous to ponder the design of the universe

  December 8, 2000 Uwe Siemon-Netto United Press International

  on William Dembski and Baylor University

• Theories Evolve in T. Rex Discoveries / December 26, 2000

  December 8, 2000

• News Update/Commentary

  DNA Study Reinforces Out-of-Africa Theory

  December 7, 2000 Fox News

• Origin of the species

  December 7, 2000 Nature, Feature of the Week

• Humans did come out of Africa, says DNA

  December 7, 2000 Nature, Science Update

• "Granite magma formation, transport and emplacement in the Earth's crust" requires free registration

  December 7, 2000 N. Petford, A. R. Cruden, K. J. W. McCaffrey, and J.-L. Vigneresse Nature, v.408, p.669-673

  computer simulations indicate that granite, i.e., 70 to 80% of the earth's crust, was formed in a few thousand years

• "The smallest known non-avian theropod dinosaur" requires free registration

  December 7, 2000 Xing Xu, Zhonghe Zhou, and Xiaolin Wang Nature, v.408, p.705-708

• New Dinosaur Fossil Supports Link to Birds

  December 7, 2000 New York Times

• "Mitochondrial genome variation and the origin of modern humans" requires free registration

  December 7, 2000 Max Ingman, et al. Nature, v.408, p.708-713

• Mother Africa: Mitochondrial DNA Study Supports 'Out of Africa' Evolution

  December 6, 2000 ABC News

• Earth's continental land masses created in short, fast bursts

  December 6, 2000  Janet Wong University of Toronto

  findings challenge multi-million year continental crust theory

• News Update/Commentary

  Feathery fossil sheds light on flight origins

  December 6, 2000 BBC News

• New Layers of Evidence Suggest Mars Had Water

  December 5, 2000  John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Domestic breeds head for extinction

  December 5, 2000  BBC News is there a limit to variation in species

• News Update/Commentary

  'Fossil fish' in dramatic sighting

  December 1, 2000 BBC News

  the coelacanth fish, that has supposedly existed for at least 360 million years, has been filmed swimming in shallow waters off the northeast coast of South Africa

• News Update/Commentary

  Black hole takes 'light snack'

  December 1, 2000 BBC News

• Hot Spots across the U.S.

  December 1, 2000 Kristina Bartlett / Geotimes

   a sampling of recent events in the controversy over teaching evolution or creationism

• "Studying Evolution and Keeping the Faith"

  December 1, 2000 Patricia H. Kelley Geotimes

   for one leading paleontologist, understanding the theory of evolution is fully compatible with being a Christian

• Book

  Geotimes editorial

  December 1, 2000 Geotimes / introduction to an issue on the relation between religion and teaching evolution

• Oldest bacterium?

  December 1, 2000 Geotimes

  When a fluid-filled inclusion in a 250-million-year-old salt crystal was reported to harbor ancient life, many scientists raised eyebrows.

• Simple Mechanisms Help Explain Insect Hovering

  December 1, 2000 Richard Fitzgerald Physics Today, v.53, n.12, p.22-23

  how can bumblebees fly?

• GSA Charges Two Panels with Work on Position Statements

  December 1, 2000  Geological Society of America new statement on evolution and creationism

• Book

  The Ape and the Sushi Master: Cultural Reflections of a Primatologist

  December 1, 2000 Frans De Waal Basic Books

  see also Amazon

• Encyclopedia of Astronomy and Astrophysics

  December 1, 2000 most comprehensive reference on astronomy and astrophysics ever published

• The Encyclopedia of Life Sciences

  December 1, 2000 most ambitious single reference source ever to be published in the biological sciences

• Frequently Asked Questions about Intelligent Design

  December 1, 2000 Access Research Network

• Book

  Kepler's Philosophy and the New Astronomy

  December 1, 2000  Rhonda Martens Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Animal Traditions: Behavioural Inheritance in Evolution

  December 1, 2000 Eytan Avital and Eva Jablonka Cambridge University Press

  see also Amazon

• The Human Brain Testifies Against Evolution: Confession of a neurosurgeon

  December 1, 2000 C. P. Yu Hong Kong Academy of Medicine

• Book

  Vestiges and the Debate Before Darwin

  December 1, 2000 John M. Lynch (editor) Thoemmes Press

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Realism Regained: An Exact Theory of Causation, Teleology, and the Mind

  December 1, 2000 Robert C. Koons Oxford University Press

  see Access Research Network; see also Amazon

• review: Unbinding the rules

  December 1, 2000 Andrew Kulikovsky Technical Journal, v.14, n.3, p.35-38

• Book

  Radioisotopes and the Age of the Earth: A Young-Earth Creationist Research Initiative

  December 1, 2000  Larry Vardiman, Andrew A. Snelling, and Eugene F. Chaffin (editors) Institute for Creation Research and Creation Research Society

  see also Amazon

• complete online version (pdf)
• Book

  In the Beginning Was Information (pdf)

  December 1, 2000 Werner Gitt Christliche Literatur-Verbreitung

  see also Amazon

• "Geochemical evidence for terrestrial ecosystems 2.6 billion years ago" requires free registration

  November 30, 2000 Yumiko Watanabe, Jacques E. J. Martini, and Hiroshi Ohmoto Nature, v.408, p.574-578

• News Update/Commentary

  Lunar meteorites reveal life's troubles

  November 30, 2000 BBC News

  the Earth and Moon underwent intense cosmic bombardment soon after formation

• News Update/Commentary

  Quasar unseats galaxy as most distant object in universe

  November 30, 2000 CNN

• New ways to predict quakes

  November 29, 2000  Philip Ball Nature science updates

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists discover possible microbe from space

  November 24, 2000 CNN

• "The 'feathers' of Longisquama" requires free registration

  November 23, 2000 Robert R. Reisz and Hans-Dieter Sues Nature, v.408, p.428

  the dorsal scales of Longisquama are not feathers

• "Variation in the reversibility of evolution" requires free registration

  November 23, 2000 Henrique Teotónio and Michael R. Rose Nature, v.408, p.463-466

• News Update/Commentary

  Feathers fly over fossil reptile

  November 23, 2000 BBC News

• Intelligent Design Coming Clean

  November 17, 2000 William A. Dembski Access Research Network

• Intelligent Design Coming Clean

  November 17, 2000 William A. Dembski Access Research Network

• Intelligent Design Coming Clean

  November 17, 2000 William A. Dembski Metaviews

• "Repeated, recent and diverse transfers of a mitochondrial gene to the nucleus in flowering plants" requires free registration

  November 16, 2000 Keith L. Adams, et al. Nature, v.408, p.354-357

• "Limits to natural selection"

  November 10, 2000 Nick Barton and Linda Partridge BioEssays, v.22, n.12, p.1075-1084 (John Wiley & Sons)

• Geoscience Building Dedication

  November 7, 2000 Adventist News Network 6 photos

• "amma Ray Bursts May Pack a One-Two Punch

  November 3, 2000  Govert Schilling Science, v.290, p.926-927