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- Here's a better picture of some pipes and drums from a smaller set of massed bands earlier in the day. twitpic.com/9pqnz5 12 hours ago
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Encouraging college students to mate randomly: teaching population genetics in the classroom
Today in my Introductory Class we did a population genetics activity that I made up. It worked well, so I thought I’d share it. I wanted students to understand these four causes of population variation: Mutation – the actual transformation … Continue reading
Hooray for gorillas!
I was Thrilled today when I heard the announcement that up to 125,000 gorillas have been found in an uncharted swampy area of the Congo. This doubles the number known and leaves me much more optimistic that they may avoid … Continue reading
