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Linnean Society celebrates seminal evolution papers. 2008. Nature 454:14-15. [“This week
150 years ago, papers by British naturalists Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace
were read at the Linnean Society of London. . . . On Tuesday, society members recreated
the 1 July 1858 reading at the Royal Academy on Piccadilly.”]
Miller, K. R. 2008. Only a theory: Evolution and the battle for America's soul . Viking, New York.
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Neanderthal genomics . 2006. Special issue, Nature 444.
Noonan, J. P., et al. (ten coauthors). 2006. Sequencing and analysis of Neanderthal genomic
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Pagani, M., K. Caldeira, R. Berner, and D. J. Beerling. 2009. The role of terrestrial plants in
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Pennisi, E. 2006. The dawn of Stone Age genomics. Science 314:1068-71. [See inset by
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The Politics of Jesus. 2006. Newsweek , 13 November.
Refi tted drilling ship sets sail. 2009. Nature 457:648. [The JOIDES Resolution revamped at
a cost of $130 million departed from Singapore on 25 January 2009 to drill cores in the
equatorial Pacifi c for study of extreme climate changes.]
Schulman, S. 2006. Undermining science: Suppression and distortion in the Bush administration .
University of California Press, Berkeley.
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Spread the word. 2008. Editorial. Nature 451:108. [“Evolution is a scientifi c fact, and every
organization whose research depends on it should explain why.”]
Steig, E. J., et al. (fi ve coauthors). 2009. Warming of the Antarctic ice-sheet surface since the
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Stocker, T. F., and C. C. Raible. 2005. Water cycle shifts gear. Nature 434:830-33. [“Various
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