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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Genes and ancestry
Back in April, 23andme had a special offer by which you could get their personal genome screen for just the price of a one-year membership. Having read Gene Expression off and on for the last few years, I have gradually … Continue reading
What do evolutionary biologists study?
So what do evolutionary biologists study? Evolution is, in the minds of much of the public, ‘controversial”. In no small part, this is the doing of a large, vocal, well-funded anti-evolution movement. But responsibility also lies with the people who … Continue reading
Bob Ricklefs: My Life as a Naturalist
Robert Ricklefs gave the American Society of Naturalists‘ Presidential Address today at Evolution 2011. For me, this was one of the high points of the entire conference. In a meeting where ecologists and tropical biologists were fairly thin on the … Continue reading
Opening reception
For most people, Evolution 2011 got off to a start tonight with the opening reception at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History (SNOMNH).* Upon arrival, we met long registration lines which threatened to spill out the building into … Continue reading