With the Cenozoic fossil record in Nebraska and some parts of Kansas, I would think that using mammal evolution as a theme in evolution might be a good strategy in our part of the country. Lots of good details. <\/p>\n
Earlier, I reported that a paper in Nature would, perhaps, change our understanding on mammalian origins. Naturally, proponents of Intelligent Design and others in the anti-science crowd have tried to co-opt this research to imply that evolutionary theory is obviously flawed. <\/p>\n
Here is a nice follow-up and critique by Nick Matzke<\/strong> <\/a>from NCSE on Panda’s Thumb.<\/p>\n BW<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" With the Cenozoic fossil record in Nebraska and some parts of Kansas, I would think that using mammal evolution as a theme in evolution might be a good strategy in our part of the country. Lots of good details. Earlier, I reported that a paper in Nature would, perhaps, change our understanding on mammalian origins.
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