Ohio Board Boots Anti-Evolution Policy By Constance HoldenFeb. 15, 2006 Students will no longer be required to "critically analyze" evolutionary theory
Speciation in Place By Elizabeth PennisiFeb. 8, 2006 Fish, palms evolved separate lives while living together
Tick, Tock: Humans Have a Slow Molecular Clock By Michael BalterJan. 23, 2006 Recent evolutionary changes may explain why humans mature slower than other primates
The Ear's Missing Link By Elizabeth PennisiJan. 18, 2006 Ancient fish gives clues to how our middle ear evolved
New Dover School Board Quashes Evolution Disclaimer By Constance HoldenJan. 4, 2006 Students will no longer be told Intelligent Design is valid alternative to Darwin's theory
Scoping Out Signs of Human Evolution By Michael BalterDec. 20, 2005 Researchers find almost 2000 genes shaped by relatively recent natural selection
U.S. Judge Rules Against Intelligent Design By Jeffrey MervisDec. 20, 2005 Ruling will remove ID from curriculum in Pennsylvania high school
The Problem with Nasty Nectar By Jennifer CutraroNov. 18, 2005 Flowers can protect themselves against nectar thieves, but they pay a price
Did More Endorphins Make Us Human? By Michael BalterNov. 17, 2005 Changes in regulatory region of gene may have favored human evolution
Defense Begins Case in Evolution Trial By Constance HoldenOct. 18, 2005 Biochemist Michael Behe says Intelligent Design more scientific than natural selection
Darwin's (First) Day in Court By Constance HoldenSep. 27, 2005 Brown biologist dissects tenets of intelligent design as the Dover schools trial begins
Listening to Lice By John BohannonSep. 16, 2005 Whale parasites tell the evolutionary story of their hosts
Kansas Votes to Revise School Science Standards By Yudhijit BhattacharjeeAug. 10, 2005 Critics charge new guidelines will allow teaching of intelligent design
Bush Backs Teaching Intelligent Design By Jennifer Couzin-FrankelAug. 2, 2005 But president doesn't specify how material should be used in the classroom
A New Hybrid, Animal Style By John BohannonJul. 27, 2005 Thanks to human help, two species combined to form a new kind of fly