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Et Tu, Octopus? It Was Hard Enough to Explain Human Eyes by Unguided Processes
“Exactly how such convergent evolution arises is not always clear.” Is it ever?
Think About Thinking Cambrian Crustaceans
As scientists contemplate a new fossil from China, a shrimp-like Cambrian animal with the oldest known cardiovascular system and a "thinking" brain, would you like a prediction?
Another Complex Cambrian Animal Fossil Found in Greenland
The "whale of the Cambrian," a large filter-feeding anomalocarid, has been brought to science’s attention.
Not So Simple: Fruit Fly ENCODE Arrives
Unexpected complexity, what did you expect? Meanwhile, the transcriptome of another “simple organism,” the sea anemone, was studied by researchers. Guess what?
Explaining Life’s “Great Leap Forward”: Now It’s Nitrogen
Stephen Meyer likes to quote the characterization of a form of madness as “reasoning correctly from false premises.”