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• Select European inventories are still weak.

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  European inventories are still weak.

  From:just-auto.com

  Mar. 2, 2023409 words Article 1320LByline: David Leggett While inventory figures are not publicly available in Europe, recent events have highlighted that stock movements are a critical component when it comes to understanding the likely evolution of...
• Select The Night Begins to Shine: The Tapetum Lucidum and Our Backward Retinas.

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  The Night Begins to Shine: The Tapetum Lucidum and Our Backward Retinas.

  Author:Nathan H. LentsFrom:Skeptical Inquirer (Vol. 47, Issue 1)

  Jan-Feb 20232,003 words Article 1380LThe inverted orientation of the vertebrate retina has long perplexed scientists and is sometimes offered as an example of poor design in nature, a claim frequently challenged by creationists. A new analysis adds further...
• Select The Evolutionists.

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  The Evolutionists.

  Author:Manvir SinghFrom:The New Yorker (Vol. 98, Issue 39)

  Nov. 28, 20224,359 words Biography 1160LByline: Manvir Singh The Evolutionists How the Huxleys helped make our world. Thomas Henry Huxley almost skipped the showdown of his life. It was the fourth day of the 1860 meeting of the British Association for...
• Select AN INTIMATE HISTORY OF EVOLUTION.

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  AN INTIMATE HISTORY OF EVOLUTION.

  Author:Jules StewartFrom:Geographical (Vol. 94, Issue 11)

  Nov. 2022404 words Article 1340LAN INTIMATE HISTORY OF EVOLUTION The Story of the Huxley Family By Alison Bashford Allen Lane * It would be difficult to overstate the debt of gratitude owed to the Huxley dynasty for our knowledge of evolution...
• Select Salamander Lungs Lost and Found.

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  Salamander Lungs Lost and Found.

  Author:Lesley Evans OgdenFrom:Natural History (Vol. 130, Issue 10)

  Nov. 2022402 words Article 1480LPlethodontid salamanders are among the four living amphibian groups that have independently done away with lungs, taking in oxygen through their well-vascularized skin and their mucous membranes. Little is known about...
• Select Are European inventories looking healthy?

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  Are European inventories looking healthy?

  From:just-auto.com

  Sept. 7, 2022455 words Article 1350LByline: David Leggett While inventory figures are not publicly available in Europe, recent events have highlighted that stock movements are a critical component when it comes to understanding the likely evolution of...
• Select OVER-REGULATING NUCLEAR ENERGY: Harnessing the power of the atom to achieve a brighter energy future for the United States has been held back by irrational fear and politics.

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  OVER-REGULATING NUCLEAR ENERGY: Harnessing the power of the atom to achieve a brighter energy future for the United States has been held back by irrational fear and politics.

  Author:Jeffrey MahnFrom:The New American (Vol. 38, Issue 16)

  Aug. 29, 20221,832 words Article 1370LFossil fuels have allowed humans to end the poverty that necessarily accompanies the use of low-energy-density resources such as sun, wind, and flowing water. The energy density of available resources is key to...
• Select Studies Conducted at Cornell University on Molecular Biology and Evolution Recently Reported (Functional Divergence of the Bag-of-marbles Gene In the Drosophila Melanogaster Species Group).

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  Studies Conducted at Cornell University on Molecular Biology and Evolution Recently Reported (Functional Divergence of the Bag-of-marbles Gene In the Drosophila Melanogaster Species Group).

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  July 28, 2022452 words Report 1490L2022 JUL 28 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- Investigators publish new report on Life Sciences - Molecular Biology and Evolution. According to news reporting from Ithaca, New...
• Select WRITER'S READS.

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  WRITER'S READS.

  From:Geographical (Vol. 94, Issue 7)

  July 2022308 words Brief article 1240LDavid J Gibson is the author of Planting Clues-. How Plants Solve Crimes (2022), Methods in Comparative Plant Population Ecology (2015), and Grasses and Grassland Ecology (2009) * On the Origin of Species by Charles...
• Select Christian Nationalists Blame Texas School Shootings On Teaching of Evolution.

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  Christian Nationalists Blame Texas School Shootings On Teaching of Evolution.

  From:Church & State (Vol. 75, Issue 7)

  July-August 2022636 words Article 1210LIn the wake of the May 24 horrific school shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, that claimed the lives of 19 children and two teachers, Christian nationalists sought to pin the blame on the teaching of...
• Select New study contributes to clinical diagnosis and intervention in mite allergies in China.

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  New study contributes to clinical diagnosis and intervention in mite allergies in China.

  From:BioSpectrum Asia

  June 17, 2022250 words Brief article 1620LCUHK unveils the evolutionary history of medically important mites The medically important astigmatic mites have long been known as the major cause of human allergies. Recently, a groundbreaking study led by The...
• Select Living in "Spit".

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  Living in "Spit".

  Author:Allen M. YoungFrom:Natural History (Vol. 130, Issue 6)

  June 2022691 words Article 1250LOn early summer days throughput much of North America, globs of brilliant white "spit" cling to the stems of grasses and other herbaceous plants along roadsides and in meadows, farm fields, and marshes. Depending on...
• Select New Evolution Medicine and Public Health Study Findings Has Been Reported by a Researcher at University College London (UCL) (Different predictors of intimate partner and natal family violence against women).

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  New Evolution Medicine and Public Health Study Findings Has Been Reported by a Researcher at University College London (UCL) (Different predictors of intimate partner and natal family violence against women).

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  May 26, 2022535 words Article 1280L2022 MAY 26 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- Investigators discuss new findings in evolution medicine and public health. According to news originating from London, United...
• Select New Lyrics to Old Tunes.

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  New Lyrics to Old Tunes.

  Author:Adam HadhazyFrom:Natural History (Vol. 130, Issue 5)

  May 2022436 words Article 1570LEnglish and Japanese folk songs have changed over time, or "evolved," in a manner similar--in both cultures--to biological evolution. This new finding is surprising, given the differences in language, as well as the...
• Select The Failures of Mathematical Anti-Evolutionism: For the past fifteen years, the anti-evolutionist literature has been dominated by mathematical arguments, typically drawn from probability theory, information theory, and combinatorial search. But they have fatal conceptual flaws at their core.

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  The Failures of Mathematical Anti-Evolutionism: For the past fifteen years, the anti-evolutionist literature has been dominated by mathematical arguments, typically drawn from probability theory, information theory, and combinatorial search. But they have fatal conceptual flaws at their core.

  Author:Jason RosenhouseFrom:Skeptical Inquirer (Vol. 46, Issue 3)

  May-June 20223,303 words Article 1280LMathematics has long had a place in the arsenal of anti-evolutionism, but in recent years it has become especially prominent. This is understandable because mathematics affords the possibility of an "in-principle"...
• Select Why Africa has been erased from the history of the modern world.

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  Why Africa has been erased from the history of the modern world.

  From:New African (Issue 613)

  May-June 20223,871 words Cover story 1590LOf the billions of books written and published since the invention of writing, only a small number, in the hundreds, can be said to have profoundly changed the world by changing, permanently, our perceptions of...
• Select Japan's Takeda teams up with Evozyne to develop next-gen gene therapies.

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  Japan's Takeda teams up with Evozyne to develop next-gen gene therapies.

  From:BioSpectrum Asia

  Apr. 11, 2022233 words Brief article 1710LExpansion builds on initial strategic collaboration and license agreement US-based Evozyne, Inc., an adaptive biology company pioneering evolution-based design of proteins, founded by Paragon Biosciences has entered...
• Select The Parent Trap.

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  The Parent Trap.

  Author:Jill LeporeFrom:The New Yorker (Vol. 98, Issue 4)

  Mar. 21, 20224,893 words Article 1310LByline: Jill Lepore The Parent Trap How school fights, from evolution to anti-racism, pit parents against the state. In 1925, Lela V. Scopes, twenty-eight, was turned down for a job teaching mathematics at a high...
• Select Hugging's Evolutionary Origins: THERE ARE BIOLOGICAL REASONS WE HUG IT OUT.

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  Hugging's Evolutionary Origins: THERE ARE BIOLOGICAL REASONS WE HUG IT OUT.

  Author:Sara NovakFrom:Discover (Vol. 43, Issue 2)

  March-April 2022531 words Article 1110LTo hug or not to hug? That's the question right now. We're in a precarious place in the world of greetings etiquette. Depending on where you live, many of us are vaccinated. But it's hard to know for sure before you...
• Select God and evolution: Teaching science to evangelical undergrads.

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  God and evolution: Teaching science to evangelical undergrads.

  Author:Dean NelsonFrom:The Christian Century (Vol. 139, Issue 4)

  Feb. 23, 20222,633 words Article 1160LTHE VIBE IN the biology classroom was tentative. The students knew what was coming. The professor knew what was coming. What was unknown was how it was going to turn out. But this was not a science experiment. This was...