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  • New Study Shows Tyrannosaurus Rex Evolved Advanced Bird-Like Binocular Vision

    07/03/2006 12:32:51 PM PDT · by Al Simmons · 700 replies · 5,714+ views
    Science News Online ^ | June 26 2006 | Eric Jbaffe
    In the 1993 movie Jurassic Park, one human character tells another that a Tyrannosaurus rex can't see them if they don't move, even though the beast is right in front of them. Now, a scientist reports that T. rex had some of the best vision in animal history. This sensory prowess strengthens arguments for T. rex's role as predator instead of scavenger. Scientists had some evidence from measurements of T. rex skulls that the animal could see well. Recently, Kent A. Stevens of the University of Oregon in Eugene went further. He used facial models of seven types of dinosaurs...
  • DNA: The Tiny Code That's Toppling Evolution

    06/11/2006 7:19:52 PM PDT · by Coleus · 208 replies · 3,551+ views
    GN Magazine ^ | Mario Seiglie
    As scientists explore a new universe—the universe inside the cell—they are making startling discoveries of information systems more complex than anything ever devised by humanity's best minds. How did they get there, and what does it mean for the theory of evolution? Related Articles Coming to a School Near You: Darwinism in the Classroom Drawings Faked to Support Evolution? Creation or Evolution: Did God Create Man? Evolution: Fact or Fiction? Creation and Evolution: The Bible Explanation A Course on Evolution and Faith How Did Life Begin? Serious Problems With Dating Methods The Human Genome Project Decoding the Mystery of Man...
  • Evolution: If It Walks Like a Fish ...

    04/09/2006 4:52:29 AM PDT · by PatrickHenry · 151 replies · 2,375+ views
    Newsweek ^ | 17 April 2006 issue | Jerry Adler
    Darwin predicted that the "missing links" of evolution—gaps in the fossil record between related species—would come to haunt his theory. He was right: even today, they're a major theme in the effort to discredit evolution with the public. Which is why there was such a stir about a paper in the journal Nature last week describing a 375 million-year-old creature dug from rocks in the Canadian Arctic. [snip] Given the Inuit name Tiktaalik, the specimen neatly splits the gap between fossil fish that lived about 385 million years ago and the four-legged amphibians that came 20 million years later. [snip]...
  • Over 500 Scientists Sign Statement Skeptical of Evolution

    WorldNetDaily reports that 514 scientists with doctoral degrees have signed a statement expressing skepticism about Darwin's theory of evolution. The list include 154 biologists, 76 chemists and 63 physicists who hold doctorates in biological sciences, physics, chemistry, mathematics, medicine, computer science and related disciplines. The statement, says the report -- which includes endorsements by members of the prestigious U.S. National Academy of Sciences and Russian Academy of Sciences -- was first published by the Seattle-based Discovery Institute in 2001 to challenge statements made in PBS's "Evolution" series which claimed "virtually every scientist in the world believes the theory [evolution] to...