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Jay Hosler is an Associate Professor of Biology at Juniata College and a very skilled cartoonist who writes comic-style books that are meant to entertain as well as educate. One of them, Optical Allusions, focuses (no pun) on eye evolution. I asked eye evolution researcher Todd Oakley to review it for the special [...]

David Sloan Wilson, author of various books — most recently Evolution for Everyone — and a proponent of group selection, has started up a blog at ScienceBlogs entitled Evolution for Everyone.

You may notice a slightly different URL for the blog. I have moved to WordPress and away from Blogger. Other than the new look, you shouldn’t notice much difference — the feed is the same, all the posts are here, and the old posts redirect to the new blog. However, please [...]

By request, I am making new post notifications available by Twitter. I don’t use it myself, so hopefully it will work for those who want it.

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Carnival of Evolution #14 is up at Quintessence of Dust, so go check it out!

One of my graduate students has launched a new blog called The Mobilome. As he describes it in his inaugural post,
The goal of this blog is to spread the word about how cool TEs and other parasitic nucleic acids are by talking about interesting elements, papers both old and new and perhaps some educational [...]