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Apeiron
January 1, 2000
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What's Darwin Got to Do With It: A Friendly Conversation About Evolution
January 1, 2000 Intervarsity Press
see also Amazon
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Geological Dating Principles Questioned under construction
January 1, 2000 Fusion, n.81
paleohydraulic analysis : a new approach
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What Can We Reasonably Hope For?
January 1, 2000 First Things, n. 99, p.19-20
a millennium symposium
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Because It Works. That's Why!
January 1, 2000 Books & Culture Magazine, v.6, n.2, p.42
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Doomsday: The Science of Catastrophic Events
January 1, 2000 Praeger
see also Amazon
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The Genesis Debate: Persistent Questions About Creation and the Flood
January 1, 2000 Wipf & Stock Pub.
see also Amazon
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Cosmological Fads and Fallacies
January 1, 2000 University of California, Los Angeles
errors in some popular attacks on the Big Bang
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review (pdf): 20 December 2004
January 1, 2000 Aestimatio, v.1, p.91-106
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News Update/Commentary
Bugs in space
December 30, 1999 BBC News
astrobiologists will test whether life from Mars could have survived a journey to Earth by hiding inside meteorites
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After the Flood: Recovery in Veracruz, Mexico
December 30, 1999 National Geographic (News)
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Contesting science's anti-religious bias
December 29, 1999 Washington Times
discusses the eight-year-old Discovery Institute, a Seattle think tank that sponsors a group of academics in science
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Superbug for Toxic Cleanup
December 28, 1999 ABC News
scientists engineer bacteria to digest nuclear waste
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From the start, the fix was in
December 28, 1999 Kansas City Star
Opinion: candidate for "Kansas story of the year" is the media coverage of the Kansas State Board of Education's new science standards
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Evolution debate tops state's stories
December 27, 1999 Topeka Capitol-Journal
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Jellyfish DNA transferred to monkey embryo
December 24, 1999 CNN.com
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Who Passed on the Genes?
December 23, 1999 key DNA may be from Dad after all
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Primordial Beasts, Creationists and the Mighty Yankees
December 21, 1999 a conversation with Stephen Jay Gould
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In Tiny Fossils, Botanists See Flowery World
December 21, 1999 The New York Times
Biologists at Cornell University have uncovered more than 200 species of fossil flowers at Sayreville, N.J., the most bountiful and exquisitely preserved cache of ancient flowers in the world.
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Geneticists Tap Secrets of 'the Weed'
December 21, 1999 The New York Times
large parts of the genome consist of duplications, arising through errors in the copying process when a cell divides
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"It's alive! (or might be)"
December 20, 1999 the science and ethics of creating life in a lab
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"Evolution may be taught in Kansas, along with other ideas"
December 17, 1999 Kansas City Star
Holloway is chairwoman of the Kansas State Board of Education
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Competing Arrows of Time
December 17, 1999 time might actually flow backwards in certain regions of space
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"New Tools for Isotopic Analysis" requires free registration
December 17, 1999 Science, v.286, p.2289-2290
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News Update/Commentary
African ape-man's hand unearthed
December 15, 1999 BBC News
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Life Is Pared to Basics. Complex Issues Arise
December 14, 1999 New York Times
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The Accidental Creationist
December 13, 1999 The New Yorker
why Stephen Jay Gould is bad for evolution
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Book
In Search of Deep Time: Beyond the Fossil Record to a New History of Life
December 13, 1999 Free Press
also, see review in Scientific American
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Disseminating Darwinism: The Role of Place, Race, Religion, and Gender
December 13, 1999 Cambridge University Press
see also Amazon
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Life in Antarctic lake boosts possibilities of life on other planets
December 10, 1999 Discovery Channel
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Darwin's Hostages
December 10, 1999 The American Spectator, p.32
A decision in Kansas to question evolution dogma has given rise to hysteria and intolerance.
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Single-cell research could open door to new life forms
December 10, 1999 CNN.com
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Life found in Lake Vostok ice
December 10, 1999 CNN.com
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Life in Antarctic lake boosts possibility of life on other planets
December 10, 1999 Discovery Channel
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"Ethical Considerations in Synthesizing a Minimal Genome" requires free registration
December 10, 1999 Science, v.286, p.2087-2090
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News Update/Commentary
Scientists look for molecular 'meaning of life'
December 9, 1999 BBC News
is it possible for scientists to synthesise an artificial bacterium in the lab
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300 Essential Genes in Bugs
December 9, 1999 scientists seek minimum number of genes needed for life
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New Planet Birth Theory
December 8, 1999 ABC News (Associated Press)
Uranus and Neptune may have been born much closer to the sun than previously thought, and ended up in their current orbits after gravitational forces from Jupiter violently hurled them away.
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A little less to worry about from on high
December 6, 1999 U.S. News & World Report, v.127, p.80
there may be fewer killer asteroids
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News Update/Commentary
Book of life: Chapter one
December 3, 1999 BBC News
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"Fossil Opens Window on Early Animal History" requires free registration
December 3, 1999 Science, v.286, p.1829
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Frontiers in Cell Biology: Quality Control
December 3, 1999 Science, v.286, p.1881
evidence for design?
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Scientists unlock clue to secret of human life
December 2, 1999 Electronic Telegraph (British)
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"The DNA sequence of human chromosome 22" requires free registration
December 2, 1999 publication of the sequence of the first human chromosome
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An early Cambrian craniate-like chordate
December 2, 1999 Nature, v.402, p.518-522
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An Invisible Dimension
December 2, 1999 Physical Review Focus
We may indeed live in a world with more than three spatially infinite dimensions, yet the extra dimensions might be essentially imperceptible.
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"The Unexpected Science to Come"
December 1, 1999 Scientific American, v.281, p.62-67
The most important discoveries of the next 50 years are likely to be ones of which we cannot now even conceive.
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Chromosome Mapped
December 1, 1999 ABC News (Associated Press)
an international team of scientists has for the first time mapped virtually an entire human chromosome
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News Update/Commentary
Baby T. rex discovered
December 1, 1999 BBC News
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Scientists sequence first human chromosome
December 1, 1999 CNN.com