Author: Casey Luskin
Miller’s Biology Textbook on Gradualism vs. Punctuated Equilibrium and the Scope of the Cambrian Explosion
Adopted for use in Texas, the Pearson textbook omits the single most important fact about the scope of the explosion of diversity in the Cambrian.
Can Life’s Building Blocks Form "Naturally in Our Solar System"?
On this point, Ken Miller’s Pearson Biology textbook, adopted for use in Texas, contains multiple false statements.
Is There “Plenty of Time” (in Texas) for the Evolution of Novelty?
Adopted for use in Texas, Ken Miller’s Pearson textbook, Biology, never mentions that many biologists doubt that natural selection can explain the origin of new biological features.
The (Texas) Tree of Life: “Every Scientific Test To-Date” Supports “Darwin’s Basic Ideas”
Enter biologist Ken Miller, who in 2013 submitted for adoption in Texas his textbook Biology, which promotes the opposite of critical thinking on evolution.
In Texas, Messing with Textbooks: Ken Miller’s Biology Skirts the Law, Marred by Errors and Omissions on Evolution
In 2009, Texas adopted statewide science standards, called Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills, or “TEKS.”