Since this Carnival has a tree theme, here’s a photo of my favorite kind of tree, the Joshua tree:
Photo credit: Ben Haller, 2004.
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Monday, April 2, 2012
Carnival #46: The Tree (Structures) of Life
Another month has already flown, and the 46th Carnival of Evolution is posted at Synthetic Daisies. Our contribution is Felipe Pérez Jvostov’s recent post on Parasites, guppies, and predation; give it a read if you missed it!
Since this Carnival has a tree theme, here’s a photo of my favorite kind of tree, the Joshua tree:
Since this Carnival has a tree theme, here’s a photo of my favorite kind of tree, the Joshua tree:
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