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Evolving Thoughts - Sep 23, 2008
There's a guest post at the Panda's Thumb by myrmidon Alex Wild on the new "primitive" ant just reported. Go read it. Read the comments on this post...
ScienceBlogs : Combined Feed - Sep 23, 2008
There's a guest post at the Panda's Thumb by myrmidon Alex Wild on the new "primitive" ant just reported. Go read it. Read the comments on this post...
ScienceBlogs : Combined Feed - Sep 8, 2008
At Kevin Zelnio's The Other 95% . Much crunchy goodness about taxonomy. Read the comments on this post...
Evolving Thoughts - Sep 8, 2008
At Kevin Zelnio's The Other 95% . Much crunchy goodness about taxonomy. Read the comments on this post...
ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science - Sep 1, 2008
The Annotated Budak has an absolutely wonderful post on megafauna, hominid impacts, biodiversity and biogeography up. Go read it immediately. Read the comments on this post...
Evolving Thoughts - Sep 1, 2008
The Annotated Budak has an absolutely wonderful post on megafauna, hominid impacts, biodiversity and biogeography up. Go read it immediately. Read the comments on this post...
Evolving Thoughts - Aug 26, 2008
Ghana News asks why there's been no Australian-African summits held? Good question. Conservation Bytes discusses and links to the classic "Biodiversity Hotspot" paper. It's still a disputed notion. A forthcoming …
Evolving Thoughts - Aug 26, 2008
A few doors down from my office there's a guy with a ready laugh and a shared love of Macintoshes named Dom Hyde, a philosopher who works on the logic of vagueness among other things. He's also very active in …
ScienceBlogs : Combined Feed - Aug 26, 2008
Ghana News asks why there's been no Australian-African summits held? Good question. Conservation Bytes discusses and links to the classic "Biodiversity Hotspot" paper. It's still a disputed notion. A forthcoming …
ScienceBlogs Channel : Environment - Aug 26, 2008
A few doors down from my office there's a guy with a ready laugh and a shared love of Macintoshes named Dom Hyde, a philosopher who works on the logic of vagueness among other things. He's also very active in …