The complete work of Charles Darwin
ma.gnolia tags : photos twitter guide web development web design tool browser Apple mac macosx Security ajax forms textures 3d 2d reference homepage wdn08 web directions conference presentation muxtape fluid Music ssb Software fonts list resources css framework None assigned color social_network InternetWatch Video evolution Biology historyofscience darwin
Encyclopedia of Life
ma.gnolia tags : cartoon vectores illustrator tutorial smashing magazine Navigation furniture books for purchase Design box office 1986 - 2007 Movies None assigned system:import suchmaschinen suchmaschinenunddirectories webdevelopment nhl Democratic debate online dating flirting computer electronics techinfo iran elections 2008 Politics css typography socialnetworking photography apps applications flickr imported eco Biology Science
added 2008 Wed Feb 27 7:00:00 by unknown user
Saved By: CraftyBeaver | View Details | Give Thanks
Saved By: CraftyBeaver | View Details | Give Thanks
Skin: A Supple Casing, Prone to Damage - Natalie Angier - New York Times
ma.gnolia tags : None assigned css iphone hacks apps howto icons OSX Design webdesign typography 08102006 widgets api service Security password cracking rainbow tables inspiration Software mac tools plugin plugins rails ruby javascript prototype scripting jquery links website web lists graphics utilidades referencia webapps color wordpress web design Internet trends Science human Biology
added 2007 Sun Sep 9 7:00:00 by unknown user
You can no more survive without your skin than you can without your lungs, yet we continue to mistreat it. Saved By: Elle Rayne | View Details | Give Thanks
You can no more survive without your skin than you can without your lungs, yet we continue to mistreat it. Saved By: Elle Rayne | View Details | Give Thanks
added 2007 Tue Jun 12 2:45:46 by capn_caveman
Suppose we asked a group of Presidential candidates if they believed in the existence of atoms, and a third of them said "no"? That would be a truly appalling show of scientific illiteracy, would it not? Yet something like this happened a week ago during the Republican presidential debate.
Suppose we asked a group of Presidential candidates if they believed in the existence of atoms, and a third of them said "no"? That would be a truly appalling show of scientific illiteracy, would it not? Yet something like this happened a week ago during the Republican presidential debate.
added 2007 Mon May 21 0:47:12 by _kam0_
Even though insects have a small body size, they need more than a simple, small respiratory system to provide enough oxygen to sustain their lives. Using X-rays to visualize what lies beneath their hard outer chitin layer, researchers have recently found that the bugs have a more complex breathing apparatus than previously suspected.
Even though insects have a small body size, they need more than a simple, small respiratory system to provide enough oxygen to sustain their lives. Using X-rays to visualize what lies beneath their hard outer chitin layer, researchers have recently found that the bugs have a more complex breathing apparatus than previously suspected.
Encyclopedia of Life
ma.gnolia tags : Diigo - Thaneshkumar's Bookmarks freelance list webapp business css technique fonts typography cool stuff mods modding hacks Hardware videos rpg tools javascript editors textarea markdown code icons mac download Design business cards inspiration Music site online web2.0 best companies awards computing css China travel tourist The China Haze print businesscards monitwitter monitoring twitter mashup eco Biology Science
added 2007 Tue May 1 1:49:32 by _kam0_
One of the most serious and least understood threats to the world's ecosystems is the problem of invasive species-exotic plants, animals and other organisms that are brought into habitats and subsequently spread at a rapid rate, often replacing native species and reducing biodiversity.
One of the most serious and least understood threats to the world's ecosystems is the problem of invasive species-exotic plants, animals and other organisms that are brought into habitats and subsequently spread at a rapid rate, often replacing native species and reducing biodiversity.
Sponsors
More tags
Technology tools books research News Politics Movies Science Radio Video space astronomy evolution education electronics intelligence health life history blog youtube school art geek literature safety film medicine future photography whale love Earth Science reference conservatism fun toread funny psychology animation culture Magazine human Brain DNA nature anatomy medical visualization Nanotechnology ecology english learning cell lesbian Sound insects genetics mathematics eco northwest neuroscience 3d mind teaching thinking cognition philosophy darwin chemistry sleep dreams red butterfly cute philosphy this has been called the thinking mans drudge report geneboy s humpback tailed hawks deformed beaks Beetles educational resources ciencia recursos ingeniería physical geography sakufe site sakufe eductional Koala mating chimpanzees biodiversity
added 2007 Sun Feb 25 8:14:09 by Aidenag
Female koalas indulge in lesbian "sex sessions", rejecting male suitors and attempting to mate with each other, sometimes up to five at a time, according to researchers. The furry, eucalyptus-eating creatures appear to develop this tendency for same-sex liaisons when they are in captivity. In the wild, they remain heterosexual.
Female koalas indulge in lesbian "sex sessions", rejecting male suitors and attempting to mate with each other, sometimes up to five at a time, according to researchers. The furry, eucalyptus-eating creatures appear to develop this tendency for same-sex liaisons when they are in captivity. In the wild, they remain heterosexual.
SCIENCE
YahooMyWeb tags : fotografia photo photography foto make tips howto you are here museum Cable hack mpeg2 dvr hd DVD audio white pages business directory phonebook unknown yellow pages useful fantasy Money site index website procurement florida lotto jackpot retailers the florida lottery uses javascript mega ball 14-19 cash 3 january february march april may june july quick poll business development responsibly 2005-2006 florida lottery furniture home and garden online shopping house storage clip art collage art altered books quickd word pdf bible mp3 mac OSX Software image images freeware quartz core filters double free labels colors edit support Design resources business ripper splitter p batch full download free stuff parts collection shareware converter Network misc pictures files downloads utilities knight rider tv computer goodies sakufe sakufe site pc media for pc Entertainment tv pc tv on pc fonts system Windows performance xp pc-tech windowsxp computers and internet version os help computer College education web2.0 web tools organize books cheap web library writing weboffice office suite university bookmarks todo office wikipedia google employers Employees cms Technology Cell Phones phone info anywhere in the world cellphonesearch Martha Stewart recipe recipes dishes dish yemek cooking tipsntricks reference tips and tricks s html information computers Internet building websites rating 4 educational resources electronics Science chemistry ciencia astronomy mathematics Biology school teaching english Radio physical geography recursos ingeniería eductional
added 2007 Sun Jan 28 3:06:38 by Aidenag
Biologists are studying a strange phenomenon here in the Northwest - more than 100 of the region's red-tailed hawks are suffering from a mysterious deformity that is making their beaks grow faster than normal. Experts say this mystery is hard to solve. It could be natural, genetic, environmental or perhaps a result of toxic pollution.
Biologists are studying a strange phenomenon here in the Northwest - more than 100 of the region's red-tailed hawks are suffering from a mysterious deformity that is making their beaks grow faster than normal. Experts say this mystery is hard to solve. It could be natural, genetic, environmental or perhaps a result of toxic pollution.
added 2007 Sun Jan 14 21:19:40 by capn_caveman
The auditory and communicative behaviors within groups of humpbacks reveal remarkable intelligence. However, since whale specimens are rare-either harvested from beached whales or sick aquarium residents-scientists know only the basics of their brain surface anatomy and are virtually ignorant about what goes on underneath.
The auditory and communicative behaviors within groups of humpbacks reveal remarkable intelligence. However, since whale specimens are rare-either harvested from beached whales or sick aquarium residents-scientists know only the basics of their brain surface anatomy and are virtually ignorant about what goes on underneath.
Evolutionary biology reappears on federal grant list - opinion - 31 August 2006 - New Scientist
ma.gnolia tags : Software productivity Bookmarking collaboration scripting development reference tutorial css system:imported -tbd- spurl.netbookmarks popular authentication Linux Security creative latitude articles client needs micah choquette photoshop brushes graffiti stencils streetart stickers art weblog Design freeware apps online service social tags Internet rdf tools mysql mac OSX web digg web2.0 web20 socialsoftware research webdev browsers weblogs web design writing Money internet explorer quotes javascript quicklink enjoying lifehack blog Technology gradient guide howto Music myspace videos Top Video system:unfiled imported google image tag game darwin evolution Biology conservatism
added 2006 Mon Sep 4 7:00:00 by jhayrocas
Tsk tsk, the US is indeed conservative and anti-Darwinian
Tsk tsk, the US is indeed conservative and anti-Darwinian
added 2006 Mon Aug 21 20:45:17 by mondynite
Researchers have developed a screening method to examine how newly made nanoparticles — particles with dimensions on the order of billionths of a meter — interact with human cells following exposure for various times and doses.
Researchers have developed a screening method to examine how newly made nanoparticles — particles with dimensions on the order of billionths of a meter — interact with human cells following exposure for various times and doses.
