Particularly fascinating are the bacteria that evolved to eat citrate

fun cartoon

26% of americans believe in natural selection

touching and amusing letters from three sane members of the Kansas board

the last one on "Don't like QED? Find another universe!" is excellent and can be repurposed for evolution arguments

As grim as you'd expect - 45% believe human beings were created within the last 10,000 years

theory explains redundancy in DNA codon vocabulary by postulating a simpler, earlier two base pair genetic code

nice set of online lecture notes for evolutionary biology course

handy chart of low pH levels various forms of life can stand. Algae win. Buyashaka.

speculation that the evolution of oxygen-producing cyanobacteria sparked one hell of a glaciation 2.8 billion years ago

navigable tree of life (with pictures) for the animal kingdom

cute dig at intelligent design by adherents of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Come for the prose, stay for the graph

slide show of very New-Agey model of the antedeluvian created Earth.

"The Museum's research involves experimentation and simulation of Earth's original pre-Flood environment in the world's first hyperbaric biosphere. "

confused, verbally upholstered attack on militant atheism in evolutionary biology

presents an annealing metaphor to explain the conflicting evidence on common ancestry of living things. Basic argument is that lateral gene transfer was dominant mode of evolution early on.

Nice refutation by example of some 'irreducible complexity' creationist arguments

the strong buttocks of Homo