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Kevin A. Zelnio
Posts Tagged ‘Phylogenetics’
Evolution and Costs of Firefly Lights
Evolution and Costs of Firefly Lights

Light. Its all around us and is the foundation of much of our planet. Plants on land or in the shallow seas use the power of light to catalyze a cascade of interactions that ultimately result in an amazing, complex food web of interdependent organisms. Even in the deep sea the products of light find [...]

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Patenting Systematics Revisited

Alex, an entomologist at the fabulous Myrmecos blog, was also infuriated by the news piece by Pennisi (subscription required) in the latest issue of Science. His take was slightly different than my take on it a couple days ago. Alex is most upset about the pending Microsoft patent claim on, according to the language of [...]

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Patenting Systematics

An interesting news piece came out today in the most recent issue of Science. Elizabeth Pennisi reports that systematists are up in arms over pending patents on methods that have been in place for dozens of years. Such as a novel “… way to use biological data that has been organized according to evolutionary relatedness. [...]

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Deep Sea News

I'm the Assistant Editor, Webmaster and a frequent writer at Deep Sea News, the most popular ocean blog on the internet. This link contains my "best of" DSN articles.

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EvoEcoLab on Scientific American

Since July 2011, I write a blog on the Scientific American Blog Network. EvoEcoLab explores ideas and new research at the intersection of evolution and ecology.

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