Since the Carnival this month is on a blog about chimeras, here are two cute chimerical kitty cats. You don’t need to thank me – you’re welcome.
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Friday, May 2, 2014
Carnival of Evolution #71
Carnival of Evolution #71 is now up! Check it out for all kinds of cool stuff, including Marius Roesti's fascinating recent post on Peaks and Valleys in the Genome.
Since the Carnival this month is on a blog about chimeras, here are two cute chimerical kitty cats. You don’t need to thank me – you’re welcome.
Since the Carnival this month is on a blog about chimeras, here are two cute chimerical kitty cats. You don’t need to thank me – you’re welcome.
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