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Seed’s Daily Zeitgeist: 4/13/2006

Five issues, insights and observations shaping our perspective, from the editors at Seed.

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Evolutionary Timeline
One inch equals two million years. Gosh, those prokaryotes were on their own for a while. (via PZ)
Baby Cannibal Amphibians Eat Mom: The Next March of the Penguins?
Because nature is all about those good conservative family values.
Godless physiology?
Science tries to induce religion in a scientist who famously hates religion.
Tonsillectomy for ADHD?
Same data, different interpretations.
Cornell Biology Department to offer course on intelligent design. Two-month schedule starts with lecture on “Great Breakthroughs in Intelligent Design Research,” followed by 59.5 days of lunch
Womp womp. (via Lynch)

Originally published April 12, 2006

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