Another month, another Carnival. Carnival of Evolution #50 is hosted by Teaching Biology, with an education-oriented theme. Our contribution is Andrew's recent post on the standards for evolutionary inference. Lots of other good stuff in the Carnival to keep your eyeballs busy!
Given the monthly theme of education and evolution, here's an article I read recently about Texas, textbooks, and teaching that I thought was pretty interesting. But that's got nothing to do with the Carnival really.
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Unlocking understanding in undergraduate evolution education
Suegene Noh wrote this blog post with input from Nancy Chen, Alejandra Carmago-Cely, Kiyoko Gotanda, Amanda Puitiza, Lucia Ramirez, Juleyska...
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As an editor, reviewer, supervisor, committee member, and colleague, I have read countless papers and proposals and have seen similarly co...
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Contributed by Dan Bolnick On April 30 2025 (the same day NSF froze all funding actions), about 20 colleagues and I were crisscrossing Capit...
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When I started my postdoc in 1998, I think it is safe to say that the Holy Grail (or maybe Rosetta Stone) for many evolutionary biologists w...
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