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Biomimetics, Peppered Moths, and Ardi: The Top Ten Darwin and Design Science Stories for 2009
Anika Smith

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You could call it the year of evolution hype gone bust. On this episode of ID the Future, Casey Luskin interviews Dennis Wagner, executive director of the Access Research Network about their Top Ten Darwin and Design Science News Stories for 2009. Listen in to this second installment as they discuss five stories for 2009, including the crumbling icons of evolution, peppered moths, the overhyped fossil, "Ardi," and the positive case for design in the Cambrian explosion.

For more on ARN's Top Ten, click here.

Posted by Anika Smith on January 18, 2010 2:33 PM |

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