Blog
Posts from the Friends of Charles Darwin blog.
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Northwards and upwards
How Darwin correctly predicted species migration northward and upward during times of rising temperatures.
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Wonderful find
New Australopithecus afarensis fossil.
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Channel crossings
A study of prehistoric animals has revealed the crucial role of the English Channel in shaping the course of Britain’s natural history
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Crane fly season
It’s cranefly season in West Yorkshire. Could the swallows be to blame?
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Stone the crows
My own theory on the decline of the lapwing in the UK.
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Tenuous links
I’m sure we can learn certain things about human behaviour by studying chimps, but I can’t help feeling people read far too much into such studies.
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Swallows preparing for migration
Barn swallows spotted feeding their young.
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When the infallible embraces the unfalsifiable
Pope prepares to embrace theory of intelligent design.
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Woodpeckers’ toes and woodpeckers’ kludges
I’ve been reading up about woodpeckers.
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Shell-shocked
New FOCD membership goes ballistic.
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Welcome to the Red Notebook
Opening the pages on my new Darwinian weblog.
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This was supposed to be a low-key relaunch!
Pharyngulated!