Inverseflipped into Science & ChillScience The songs our brains love most follow a science-backed recipeInverse - Sarah Sloat Like most things, it comes back to dopamine. Charles Darwin, a man famous for his attempts to figure out how we came to be the way we are, understood …
Mark Rollinsflipped into BIO 160University of Pittsburgh Study Shows Sexual Selection Alone Could Spark Formation of Speciespitt.edu A new study by University of Pittsburgh researchers indicates animals that seek mates and fight rivals that resemble their parents could be setting …
Indigenous Peoples Link Love: 10/18/2019si.edu - October 18, 2019, by Deborah Shapiro After forty years, NASA has updated its spacesuit fashions! [via Reuters Science] The Native Land project maps the Indigenous territories that …
Evolution Museums put ancient DNA to work for wildlifephys.org - Michael Miller Scientists who are trying to save species at the brink of extinction are finding help in an unexpected place. Heather Farrington, curator of zoology …
War The social-media war, reclaiming classics from the alt-right, and a fusion of physics and dance: New in paperbacknature.com - Mary Craig LikeWar P. W. Singer & Emerson T. Brooking Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (2019) As reports on politics and war flood social media, the medium itself is …
Evolution A Huge Turning Point in Archaeologyyalebooks.com - blog.yalebooks.com The bombshell exploded a few months after John Evans and Joseph Prestwich returned from their visit to the Somme gravel pits with axes and elephant …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoSuccess Rethinking Our Vision of Success |edge.org - Robert Pollack I'm asking myself what's most important to do in the time I have. I'm very grateful for the time I have. I'm astounded at the difference between …
Express Newspapersflipped into WeirdRichard Dawkins Bible revelation: Richard Dawkins reveals Charles Darwin theory for Noah’s Arkexpress.co.uk - Callum Hoare RICHARD DAWKINS has revealed in his new book how Charles Darwin inspired his theory on Noah’s Ark. The theory of evolution by natural selection, first …
Joffre Vianna de Castroflipped into Live Science and HistoryScience Grieving environmental scientists need supportsciencemag.org Rates of environmental destruction are greater today than at any previous point in human history (1). This loss of valued species, ecosystems, and …
Evolution Defying Darwin’s Demon: Single nucleotide mapping of trait space reveals Pareto fronts that constrain adaptationnature.com - Yuping Li Imagine an organism that has no biological constraints and can thus maximize all aspects of fitness simultaneously. Any deviation from this perfect …
Business News Walesflipped into Business News WalesFranchising Darwin Gray Podcast The Benefits of Franchisingbusinessnewswales.com - Darwin Gray In ...The post <strong>Darwin Gray Podcast</strong> The Benefits of Franchising appeared first on Business News Wales.
Chron.com from Houston Chronicleflipped into Latest from ChronHouston, TX ConocoPhillips sells Australia assets for $1.4 billionchron.com - Jordan Blum ConocoPhillips said it will sell most of its Australia business for $1.4 billion to the Australian firm Santos Ltd. as the Houston oil and gas …
macroeflipped into Eye OpenersScience This ‘color bible’ informed Darwin (and inspired some seriously pricey paint)The Washington PostNowadays, he would have taken a camera and possibly a Pantone color guide — a book that identifies colors so they can be reproduced accurately — along. But back then, photography was less than a decade
Emile Lumiflipped into Hardcore ScienceBacteria Bacteria contradict Darwin: Survival of the friendliestphys.org - University of Copenhagen New microbial research at the University of Copenhagen suggests that 'survival of the friendliest' outweighs 'survival of the fittest' for groups of …
Farrow & Ball An 18th-century geologist emerges as 2019’s most insightful color guruyahoo.com - Anne Quito In 1774, a 25-year-old geologist published an academic textbook that would become a color bible for today’s designers. In Von den äusserlichen …
Cristian Ordoñezflipped into BiographiesHistory of Science Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species first edition more than doubles estimated selling pricesciencefocus.com - Alexander McNamara Anonymous bidder buys historic book, which laid down the theory of evolution, at auction for £162,500. A first edition of naturalist Charles Darwin’s …
Vicki Hflipped into OCEANTravel What I Learned from the Fearless Creatures of the Galápagos IslandsAFAR Media - Lyndsey Matthews As I adjust my snorkeling mask and take in the jagged cliffs of dark red lava rock looming high above me on Santiago Island—a place Charles Darwin …
Fiasco Jonesflipped into Oddnormal NewsOrchids The Ugly History of Beautiful Things: Orchidslongreads.com - Katy Kelleher In The Ugly History of Beautiful Things, Katy Kelleher lays bare the dark underbellies of the objects and substances we adorn ourselves …
USA TODAYflipped into TravelGalapagos Where kangaroos outnumber residents (by a lot): Kangaroo Island rivals Galapagos with wildlifeUSA TODAY - Katie JacksonHad the HMS Beagle landed in Kangaroo Island first, Charles Darwin might never have made it to the Galapagos. That’s because Australia’s island that time forgot might be just as fascinating – whether studying
Gardening Piesse's take on Darwin goes to Scribethebookseller.com - Katie Mansfield Scribe has landed an exploration of Charles Darwin's garden, entitled The Ghost in the Garden by Jude Piesse. In 2015, university lecturer Piesse and …
Australian Universities Student Workshop – Casuarina - Campus Life and Experienceeventbrite.com.au - www.eventbrite.com.au Charles Darwin University is at a pivotal point in its development. With a strategy for substantial growth in place, the time is right to explore how …
Timera Mediaflipped into The Vintage NewsFossils Revealed: Dinosaur Fossil Hidden for 170 Years due to Religious Concernsthevintagenews.com - Ian Harvey A fossil of a prehistoric sea dinosaur, the Ichthyosaurus, has finally been revealed after staying hidden for 170 years by God-fearing individuals …
Express Newspapersflipped into HOLIDAY INSPIRATIONGalapagos Galapagos travel: Diving with the 'dinosaurs' on Darwin's islandexpress.co.uk - Nick Webster OVER THE years many creatures have blocked roads I was attempting to travel down. The odd dog, a flock of sheep, a few cows which escaped their field, …
Gilbert Tiflipped into Natural SelectionIcon version of the Flipboard logoEvolutionary Biology Natural Selection (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)stanford.edu Natural selection is chiefly discussed in two different ways among contemporary philosophers and biologists. One usage, the “focused” one, aims to …
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesScience Floppy-eared rabbits left deaf and in pain by intensive breedingThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinOwning floppy-eared rabbits is cruel because the intensively bread animals are likely to be deaf and in pain, the Royal Veterinary College has warned. In a new study, scientists have proved that floppy
Science News from Natureflipped into Latest science newsScience Daily briefing: Dolphins frolic again in the Potomac Rivernature.com - Flora Graham An iconic river returns to life, why US officials are targeting flavoured vapes and what comes after quantum supremacy. Hello Nature readers, would you …
Joseph Mazaflipped into Science & TechnologyDinosaurs Curious Kids: how do scientists know evolution is real?theconversation.com - Jenny Graves If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskids@theconversation.edu.au. How do scientists know that evolution is real? – …
Evolutionary Biology Northwestern Prof. publishes research on roundworms, lends evidence to Darwin’s hypothesisdailynorthwestern.com - Amy Li, Campus Editor Erik Andersen, a Northwestern associate professor of molecular sciences, lent some of the first evidence to Charles Darwin’s 1859 hypothesis that …
Star Driftflipped into Science RulesIcon version of the Flipboard logoBiology Darwin and Nature’s 150th anniversarynature.com - Yongsheng Liu Among Charles Darwin’s lesser‑known publications are about 40 short pieces that appeared in Nature between 1869, the year in which the journal …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoFossils Evolution: Darwin: Darwin's Diarypbs.org - www.pbs.org One of the goals of the Beagle voyage is to establish a Christian mission on Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost tip of South America. The Beagle's …
