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Slow Blogging Alert now level Orange
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It was Level Red last week, although somehow still managed to write the onychophoran post. (also, I think I've spent too much time at S...
Mystery Micrograph #21
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Johan got the last one -- it was Colacium , a euglenid of all things! Ok, for this one, you might not get to the genus, but the more you nar...
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Sunday Protist -- Rostronympha and latest parabasalian taxonomy
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Since I just spent hours staring at onychophorans (instead of studying), gonna skimp out on the Sunday Protist this week. So here's a wo...
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Social onychophorans!
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As much as I'm obsessed with protists, I'm a rather promiscuous type when it comes to academic relationships, and thus can find the ...
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What songbirds can teach us about language: Does syntactic complexity require selection?
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[since I had to write this up elsewhere for a class, might as well double post this here anyway] Here's another story of how alleviated ...
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Mystery Micrograph #20
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Originally posted at 00:31 31 Mar 2010 You guys are too good at this...next! (Oh, and I am working on writing up the past ones... just so yo...
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Sunday Protist -- Gymnodinium catenatum: Like beads on a string
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I'm going to be genuinely lazy today. Seriously cannot go off on a 3h literature journey looking at random protists with an invert zool ...
Moss Microforay Part 1: Assorted critters
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Posting and attempting to identify own micrographs is a quick and easy way to fill up blog posts when one is short on time. Aside from all t...
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In defense of constructive neutral evolution - Part II
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Continued from Part I here Part I - Adaptationism vs. Neutralism - "Population genetics ignores reality!" - Existence of neutra...
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