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Description: Guest Blog Scientopia. physioprof[1] February 12, 2011 Uncategorized[2] This is a new Scientopia blog that will be hosting a wonderful slate of...
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Scientopia's Guest Blog physioprof[1] February 12, 2011 Uncategorized[2] This is a new Scientopia blog that will be hosting a wonderful slate of non-Scientopia bloggers for two-week guest-blogging stints. Have fun! rimk[3...
Linear versus branching evolution | Scientopia's Guest Blog In the last post I pointed out that probably the most important problem with the word “evolution” is that it has two distinct meanings in biology. Transformational evolution refers to a…
Forgotten fruits: Or, megafaunal dispersal syndrome and the case of the missing herbivores | Scientopia's Guest Blog Consider the avocado: a large fruit, delicious, full of nutrition that is easily accessible with the merest pressure of the thumb against the ripe skin. A hard, round seed at the center poses littl…

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