I don’t really use Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, or the other social networking stuff that the kids are into these days (bah!), but I do try to keep up with more useful web 2.0 applications. Here’s a list of some of my favourites.
Firefox
This is the best browser, period, and it finally surpassed IE! One [...]
You denizens of the science blogosphere probably will have heard about the, shall we say, “questionable” article by Donald Williamson (and communicated by Lynn Margulis) in PNAS, in which he claimed that insect larvae arose via hybridization between non-metamorphosing ancestral insects and Onychophora (velvet worms).
Maybe this sounds silly to you. Me too. It [...]
About me
T. Ryan Gregory
I am an evolutionary biologist specializing in genome size evolution at the University of Guelph in Canada.
@aemonten That is the plan, but I have a huge backlog of things to add to it (and Evolver Zone and some for Microbial Art) - posted on 09/03/2010 13:08:00
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Notable Quotables
By definition, natural selection is the non-random differential success of individuals on the basis of heritable variation and therefore the cumulative outcome of this process – adaptation – is the opposite of random chance. — T. Ryan Gregory, The evolution of complex organs