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Month: March 2009

By entangledbank / Posted on25 March 2009

What's sexier than sex and warfare? Taking the "arms race" one turn too far.

Talk about sexy science. How could any science be any sexier than sexual selection? Then combine sexual selection with “nature’s arms race,” and what do you get?  Science so titillating that even a seasoned science journalist might get a little…carried Continue Reading …

By entangledbank / Posted on19 March 2009

The confusion over funding basic science is about much more than an ignorant Canadian chiropractor.

Over the last few days Canadians have become positively apoplectic over the comments of their Minister of State for Science and Technology, the Honorable Gary Goodyear.  It’s really hard to believe how this whole affair began.  In an interview with Continue Reading …

By entangledbank / Posted on13 March 2009

Make an analogy between humans and cockroaches and then read this posting.

Ants or wild parsnips, humans or cockroaches—we might organize them into different categories, but evolutionarily, they are all subject to the same forces. It’s part of what gives evolutionary biology its explanatory power. And also, let’s face it, what makes it so darn fascinating. Continue Reading …

By entangledbank / Posted on9 March 2009

An example of how much irony you can pack into a story that ends with an iron padlock (plus a pun).

When Bryn finally got the collection and export permits, it all happened so fast.  One minute we were eating our huevos fritos in Orosi, and the next, driving back to San Jose.  After some navigational hijinks (Was it Calle 11 Continue Reading …

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