Biology Magazine

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• Wild & Weird: New Species of Venomous Armpits Discovered in Borneo

  

  by the Center for Biological DiversitySure, your coworker’s B.O. may be a little offensive at times, but let’s try to see the glass as half full, shall we? At... Read more

  The 10 January 2013 by   Earth First! Newswire
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• This Giant Bunny Rabbit is Over 4-feet Tall, and It’s Alive

  

  Have you ever wanted to have a rabbit as tall as you? Well, now can because the three-year-old Darius here is 4-feet 4-inches tall, and he is the biggest... Read more

  The 07 January 2013 by   Nrjperera
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• Did Australopithecus Make Stone Tools?

  

  The first stone tools manufactured by our ancestors were part of the Oldowan industry. This toolkit consists of small sharp flakes which could be used for a wid... Read more

  The 03 January 2013 by   Reprieve
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• Answers in Genesis v Evoanth #3: Lumbar Lordosis

  

  Piltdown superman has recently promoted Answers in Genesis’ 6,000 word diatribe against my post criticising their depiction of the famous Lucy specimen. Read more

  The 19 December 2012 by   Reprieve
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• Get Ready for the World's Smallest Bionic DOG!

  

  Science Fiction becomes reality: Peggy Leg will become the next Bionic Dog. In 1976 one of America's top female tennis players became severely injured after a... Read more

  The 19 December 2012 by   Hausofpaws
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• Empty Talk About the Evolution of Complexity

  

  PZ Myers has a post on the evolutionary origins of complexity: αEP: Complexity is not usually the product of selection I find it frustrating that people... Read more

  The 15 December 2012 by   Bjornostman
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• The Early History of the Robot Wars, Part 1

  

  IN THIS EPISODE: WTF? In the Eyeballs, Sexy Surveillance Mannequins and Other Shit Escaping the Constraints of Biology by Russ McSpaddenWTF In The Eyeball? Read more

  The 13 December 2012 by   Earth First! Newswire
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• Title in Evolution Quiz

  

  For those unawares (prolly all), I post these titles in evolution i) as a reminder to myself when I skim the numerous eTOCs that I get in my inbox every week,... Read more

  The 09 December 2012 by   Bjornostman
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• Complexity is the Narrowing of Possibilities

  

  Complexity is often described as a situation where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. While this description is true on the surface, it actually... Read more

  The 06 December 2012 by   Ccc1685
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• Endangered Species: The Saiga Antelope

  

  Unique in its genus, the saiga antelope inhabits the steppes and semi-desert environments in two sub-species split between Kazakhstan (Saiga tatarica tatarica, ... Read more

  The 28 November 2012 by   Bradshaw
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