(originally courtesy of boingboing, latest version from bligbi)
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Dechronization is authored by evolutionary biologists interested in the development and application of methods for estimating phylogeny and making phylogeny-based inferences. The goal of the blog is to provide a forum for discussion of the latest research and methods, while also providing anecdotes, tidbits of natural history, and other related information.
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10 comments:
"I hope you get hit by a church van and die slowly." Bwaahahahaahahaa, awesome.
I cannot, simply cannot, wait to call someone the "fart of God."
That is hilarious.
That's so old, and you guys needed boingboing to alert you that?
"Keep up the good work".
Daaaaaamn, "the," no you di'nt!
I have an idea: I think you should write for the blog, or point me to yours.
New to me - and I enjoyed it thoroughly!
It feels good to know that -- no matter how much time I may feel like I waste surfing the net -- there's always some asshole out there who's spending far more time than I am scouring the internet for mildly entertaining evolution-themed video clips, and even taking the time to let the rest of us know how far behind you can get on this content when you're living your life and science outside the tubes.
The URL posted on BoingBoing and here is no longer active "due to a copyright claim by a third party". It's still available here.
Maybe UK's Channel 4 complained to YouTube. More videos on Dawkins' site.
I updated the link. I watch this once a month. It's oddly uplifting.
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