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Homosexuality in the animal world, sleep and daylight savings time, finger evolution at Tangled Bank
By Michael White | November 13th 2008 01:12 PM | 2 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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About Michael White

Welcome to Adaptive Complexity, where I write about genomics, systems biology, evolution, and the connection between science and literature, government, and society.

I'm a biochemist


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The latest Tangled Bank is up. Go visit Candid World to find some great, recent biology blogging.

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Hi Michael,

I'm hosting Mendel's Garden #26, a genetics blogging carnival, on my site and am actively seeking submissions. Everything from transcription to evolution to genetic counseling and social implications of genetics research are welcome. If you’d be interested in having a post featured, please e-mail me your latest and greatest to chris (at) afreeman (dot) org.

I'd also be grateful, if you are so inclined, if you would mention that I'm looking for submissions on your blog. Deadline is 28 November.

Thanks a lot!

Chris

A Free Man (not verified) | 11/13/08 | 17:25 PM
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Thanks for the heads-up Chris. I'll send you a submission and make a blog announcement.

Mike

Michael White | 11/14/08 | 15:56 PM

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