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Sunday Protist -- Notodendrodes: giant tree forams
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Foraminifera are wonderful organisms. For a glimpse of their phylogeny, see this diagram , but keep in mind that the majority of forams are...
Irremediable Complexity: Notes from Ford Doolittle's seminar talk
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While I work on polishing up Part II of the Neutral Evolution series, thought I'd write up and post my four pages of notes from Ford Doo...
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Slow blogging alert...
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As you may or may not have noticed, it's April. April is a very special time for some poor fucks students. This is where this wonderful...
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On coordinate systems and polarisation in science
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While reading and writing about neutral evolution, the theme of polarisation in science (pitting of ideas against each other) comes up a lot...
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In defense of constructive neutral evolution - Part I
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Caution: What follows is mostly an opinion piece by an undergrad. While said undergrad has done a fair amount of reading on the topic, the p...
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MM17 Answer - Spironucleus: double cells with twisted nuclei
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Really need to take care of the long lineup of overdue Mystery Micrographs . And clean up a bit of this huge drafts pile that has accumulate...
Sunday Protist -- Trichotokara nothriae: Guitar-shaped gregarine
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This post turned into a bit of a hodgepodge of various gregarine-related trivia. Proceed with caution. Gregarines are a group of apicomplexa...
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