About Evolution: Past, Present & Future
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Discuss evolution: its past, how it has changed, its present and its possible future. Discuss research, on line resources, You Tube resources, religious, educational and political implications.
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Your participation is needed
Evolution takes in alot of territory.
Feel free to start a message, make a reply, or invite a friend.
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It is interesting to contemplate an entangled bank, clothed with many pl...
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posted by wot53
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Evolution on the WEB
I am looking for Web sites that you think are helpful in explaing evolution.
Used this one today in another group where the ark and dinosaurs were being discussed:
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Do you feel Wikipe...
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Evolution and YouTube
I need your help in making an ongoing message of teaching and informative evolution videos from YouTube.
Any field of evolution welcome: biological, geological, astronomical ect.
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Darwin and Beauty
Denis Dutton looks at the deep evolutionary origins of beauty. Listen while on line from TED.
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posted by wot53
Why I believe in evolution
America’s Protestant pastors overwhelmingly reject the theory of evolution and are evenly split on whether the earth is 6,000 years old, according to a survey released by the Southern Baptist Conve...
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posted by RollingPhoto
Antarctic lake 'could reveal new life'.
MOSCOW (AFP) - Russian scientists said Thursday a probe to a pristine lake deep under the ice of Antarctica could bring revelations on the evolution of the planet Earth and possibly even new life f...
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posted by Pat0
The "god" gene
Is their a faith/god gene that has evolved in us?
I recentely finished a book that proposed it like this.
Religion arose as an effort to expicate the inexplicable, control the uncontrollable, make...
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posted by RollingPhoto
Survival of the Prettiest: The Science of Beauty
"Those features to which we are most attracted are often signals of fertility and fecundity. When seen in the context of a Darwinian struggle for survival, our sometimes extreme attempts to attain ...
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posted by PartTimeBrewer
Interesting Thread for opinions
The source of this post came from the Jan. 28, 2012 Wall Street Journal, section C, page 1 titled "What's wrong with the Teenage Mind."
I have not finished reading it but to say it is provocative...
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posted by willard s.
Lost Darwin Fossils?
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Help me research...off to work.
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posted by wot53
