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"The anus was a prerequisite for intelligence" TC-S quote anthology 01
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Still working on the Sunday Protist; it's the last week of classes, finals start next week, and I have to sort out some last minute stuf...
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One more day for Open Lab 2009!
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One more day left, submissions for the 2009 Open Lab anthology of science writing/blogging/etc due 01 Dec midnight, and by the looks of it,...
This is getting kinda boring...
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~2.5 weeks and counting... And before you tell me to feel lucky it ain't snowing, I actually ENJOY snow and sub-zero temperatures, thank...
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Heterolobosea II - 'Split Morphology Disorder': amoebo-flagellate transformation in Naegleria
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Earlier, in Heterolobosea I , I promised brain-eating amoebae with a split morphology disorder. Having a bit of a morphology fetish, I find ...
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Happy 150th, Origin!
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Science is a rather peculiar activity. Upon solving a particular problem, many more scientific questions arise from that. There is no end --...
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Mystery Micrograph #09
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Mystery Micrograph #8 has been solved -- congrats to Mark Patterson ! It was a nematode parasitising a foram, and I'll write it properl...
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Sunday Protist - Litostomatea: rumen ciliates with incredible morphology
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Scary lab exam in 9h, so this one will be another 'protist appreciation' compilation rather than anything particularly informative. ...
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Assorted link roundup
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Some links from my epic procrastination foray: Since I'm supposed to be cramming studying for my developmental biol lab exam (early chi...
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Mystery Micrograph #08
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Originally posted on 04 November 2009 4:20 AM 17.11.09: Bumping this up before it falls off the first page... 21.11.09: You guys have until ...
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Ciliate orgies and barnacles with twin penises
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Like any other human beings on the planet, scientists too are enamoured with sex and genitalia. After all, procreation (self-replication) i...
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