[PatrickHenry]

This is probably one of the best resources on the internet. One day, perhaps all of knowledge will be as accessible as this.
Tree of Life Web Project.

[PatrickHenry]

Evolution Ping The List-O-Links

A conservative, pro-evolution science list, now with over 350 names. See the list's explanation, then FReepmail to be added or dropped. To assist beginners: But it's "just a theory", Evo-Troll's Toolkit, and How to argue against a scientific theory.

[phantomworker]

The website is very well presented and easy to navigate. I've already learned a lot just by briefly browsing through it this morning. If it's funded by the National Science Foundation and managed at the UA, it should also be well maintained and up to date. Thanks for posting that.

[Beth528]

http://home.att.net/~sheryl4/ST/ST.html

click on to each flower

[Doctor Stochastic]

Nice link. The biggest contribution of evolutionary theory is the clarification of taxonomy. Entities are grouped (as much as possible) according to their ancestry.

[Antonello]

...But it's still a tree!

~sorry - had to say it ;-)

[VadeRetro]

One criticism: when I follow the hierarchy onto a page called "Deuterostomia," I expect to be told what a deuterostome IS. Instead, I have to roll off and Google up another resource. Many of the pages are still very spare right now and are just links on a skeleton.