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The Evolution Evidence Page provides a scientific argument for evolution and information regarding the evolution-creation debate. This site contains a collection of essays on topics such as the similarities between human chromosomes and those of other great apes and links to numerous others.
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Astrobiology
Magazine
is
an
online
service
that
provides
summaries
of
scientific
articles
relevant
to
astrobiology.
Specific
topics
include
microbiology,
paleontology,
astronomy,
climate
history,
planetary
studies
and
space
technology.
The
website
is
updated
daily
and
free
to
access,
however
users
must
register
to
use
the
site.
Users
may
follow
links
to
an
image
gallery,
book
reviews,
and
a
downloadable
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This website offers four online books by Charles Darwin. Books include The Voyage of the Beagle, Origin of Species, Origin of Species 6th Edition and The Decent of Man. Users can also follow links to other online books and authors.
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The
Paleobiology
Database
is
a
public
resource
for
the
scientific
community.
Its
purpose
is
to
provide
global,
collection-based
occurrence
and
taxonomic
data
for
marine
and
terrestrial
animals
and
plants
of
any
geological
age,
as
well
as
web-based
software
for
statistical
analysis
of
the
data.
From
this
webpage,
users
can
access
the
database
and
search
for
taxa,
specific
collections
as
well
as
request
...
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This American Scientist article by Christian de Duve reviews current ideas of the origin of life from abiotic materials, including the early atmosphere and the "RNA world." Users can read this article online, request classroom use permission or email the article. The page also contains links to related articles of possible interest to the reader.
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Fish Bank is a computer-based game designed to teach college students about the problems of over-fishing. The web page has both Windows and Macintosh versions available for download as well as instructional materials to support teaching with the game.
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This
essay
discusses
the
problem
with
a
teleological
approach
to
evolution,
that
is,
the
expectation
that
there
is
some
goal
towards
which
the
evolutionary
process
is
leading,
and
the
fallacy
that
natural
selection
makes
organisms,
and
the
world,
better.
The
article
is
part
of
the
TalkOrigins.org
website
that
explores
the
creation/
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This
site
from
SERC
details
Just-in-Time
Teaching
(JiTT)
warm
up
questions.
The
questions
focus
on
mass
extinctions
by
examining
the
leading
ideas
for
the
cause
of
the
Permian
mass
extinction
along
with
evidence
for
and
against
each
idea.
Follow
up
questions
are
asked
about
the
reasons
that
tropical
rain
forest
species
are
becoming
extinct
so
quickly,
as
well
as
the
differences
between
deterministic
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This site from SERC presents Just-in-Time Teaching (JiTT) warm up questions about primates. The questions examine reasons for primates' high extinction rates and the value of primates, dead or alive. Also featured are questions about societal influence on primate policy, and the value of trying to save primates if their habitat is eventually bound to disappear.
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This site from SERC presents Just-in-Time Teaching (JiTT) warm up questions about threats to biodiversity. The questions examine climate change, the impacts of pesticides, and human population growth.
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