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Uncooperative Fruit Flies Refuse to Speciate in Laboratory Experiments

_{Casey Luskin
January 28, 2012}

TalkOrigins’s section on “The Fruit Fly Literature” is the single longest section of alleged examples of speciation in the FAQ. … » Go

Plants, Polyploidy, and Evolutionary Dead Ends

_{Casey Luskin
January 27, 2012}

When offspring end up having more chromosomes than normal, that is called polyploidy. … » Go

Specious Speciation: The Myth of Observed Large-Scale Evolutionary Change

_{Casey Luskin
January 26, 2012}

For years, Internet Darwin activists have cited the TalkOrigins Speciation FAQ. People who believe this FAQ demonstrates that Darwinian processes can produce large-scale biological change have been badly misled. … » Go

Peer-Reviewed Paper in Medical Journal Challenges Evolutionary Science and Inaccurate Evolution-Education

_{Casey Luskin
January 17, 2012}

The paper begins by recounting some of the arguments raised during the Texas State Board of Education debate that challenged chemical and biological evolution. … » Go

Center for Science & Culture Announces 2012 Summer Seminars on Intelligent Design

_{Robert Crowther
January 5, 2012}

The Center for Science & Culture at Discovery Institute announces two intensive 9-day seminars for college students during the summer of 2012. Help us educate the next generation of scientists and scholars. Applications are now being accepted for two summer seminars on intelligent … » Go

Looks Like the Appendix Isn’t a “Junk Body Part” After All

_{David Klinghoffer
January 4, 2012}

The myth of Junk Body Parts continues to take a pummeling from science much as its sister myth, that of Junk DNA, does. … » Go

The Year in Review: Intelligent Design in the UK

_{Jonathan McLatchie
December 28, 2011}

An often-heard criticism of intelligent design claims that it is exclusively an American phenomenon. … » Go

Circumventing the Post-Dover Media Blackout

_{Casey Luskin
December 26, 2011}

Just before the 2005 Dover case started, the Columbia Journalism Review published an article suggesting that the pro-ID viewpoint should not be fairly represented in the news media. … » Go

Long Non-coding RNA Punches Another Hole in “Junk Genome” Myth

_{Science and Culture
December 21, 2011}

Cellular processes are not only highly complex, but highly regulated. … » Go

Larry Moran Defends “Junk DNA”

_{Jonathan McLatchie
December 20, 2011}

Neither Larry Moran nor PZ Myers has offered us positive reason to think that the preponderance of our genome is “junk.” … » Go

Treasure in the Genetic Goldmine: PZ Myers Fails on “Junk DNA”

_{Jonathan McLatchie
December 19, 2011}

I came to appreciate Myers’s ability to charm his adoring fans and followers irrespective of the scientific robustness of his claims, or the accuracy with which he represents the views of those with whom he disagrees. … » Go

The Face of a Frog: Time-Lapse Video Reveals Never-Before-Seen Bioelectric Pattern

_{Jonathan McLatchie
December 13, 2011}

Laura Vandenberg, lead author on the paper, says in the video that “the finding suggests that what we thought about how cells know what to make is incomplete.” … » Go

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