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PNAS has a Darwin Extravaganza
By Michael White | June 16th 2009 04:58 PM | 2 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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Now online, PNAS has a special evolution issue, based on a talks given at a conference, with pieces by Daniel Dennett, Francisco J. Ayala, Michael Ruse, Elliot Sober, and more. Some of the titles:

"Darwin and the scientific method"

"Natural selection in action during speciation"

"Human-induced evolution caused by unnatural selection through harvest of wild animals"

"Darwin's “strange inversion of reasoning”"

And don't miss this one:

"Postcopulatory sexual selection"

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"Postcopulatory sexual selection"

Darwinian sloppy seconds?  

Why isn't someone here writing an article on the genitalia that sing during copulation or literally explode during?  I can't do it all myself, people.

Hank Campbell | 06/16/09 | 18:33 PM
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Allright, you've guilt-tripped me into it. I'll read the article and let everyone in on the lurid detail.

Michael White | 06/16/09 | 21:28 PM

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