After linking to the NCSE’s mocking “Don’t Diss Darwin” site, I sent them an email asking if they might add a link to Evolver Zone (which has long had a prominent link to NCSE on the main site). Apparently they “link only to permanent institutional websites” to prevent broken links to fly-by-night pages. [...]
We have uploaded another set of designs for Darwin Year gear. Be sure to check out the shop (http://www.cafepress.com/darwinyear2009), and for additional stuff keep watching the related website which is still in progress.
If you have a blog, we would certainly appreciate a plug (remember, 50% of the proceeds go directly to charity, and the [...]
Two years ago, I had t-shirts made up for my evolution course that depicted Darwin’s notebook sketch of a simple tree diagram capped by the words “I think”. In total, we generated about $500 for conservation charities, and the students got a pretty cool shirt (I still see them around campus fairly frequently). [...]
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T. Ryan Gregory
I am an evolutionary biologist specializing in genome size evolution at the University of Guelph in Canada.
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The occurrence of any particular beneficial mutation may be very improbable, but natural selection is very effective at causing these individually unlikely improvements to accumulate. Natural selection is an improbability concentrator. — T. Ryan Gregory, Understanding natural selection: essential concepts and common misconceptions