Evolution Sites
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* Talk.Origins Archives:
For the USENET group talk.origins. An excellent site discussing
evolutionary
processes. Presents information from both sides of the
evolution/creationism
debate.
* The Tree of Life:
Systematically covers the nomenclature and phylogeny of plants and
animals while providing useful information on individual species.
On the Origin of Species: The entirety of Charles
Darwin's book online.
The
Theory of Evolution: Discusses processes behind evolution, as well
as phylogeny and systematics.
The Extinction Files: Information about mass and
species extinctions,
both past and present.
The Origin of Animal Body Plans" from the online
archives of American Scientist merges the recent discoveries of
master
control genes in animal development with the paleonological data to
explain the
modern perspective on evolution and genes.
Teaching Evolution: Evolution is to biology as
mathematics is to physics.
Unfortunately this important topic is frequently skirted or ignored,
depriving students of a scientific understanding of how biological
processes
evolved on earth. This site provides lesson plans, background
information and
ideas for lab exercises.
WWW
Virtual Library in Evolution
Books
Reference:
Evolutionary
Biology by D. J. Futuyama
Evolution
by M. W. Strickberger
Shapes
of Time by K. J. McNamara
Cells,
Embryos, and Evolution by J. Gerhart and M. Kirschner
From
DNA to Diversity by S. Carroll, J. Grenier, and S. Weatherbee
USENET
sci.bio.evolution
bionet.molbio.evolution
discusses topics in molecular evolution.
talk.origins tends to field more
philosophical discussions concerning evolution.
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