Category Archives: Ecology and Biodiversity
Young links
A bit of reading.
Filed under Biology, Ecology and Biodiversity, Evolution, General Science, History, Links, Philosophy, Religion, Science
Killer Links from Outer Space
I really have to do these more often… but I’ve been teaching.
Linkballs
Been a while. Teaching. Sorry. Links:
The Evil Links I
Why are there more Christian congregations where there is more crime? On Quasispecies; Abbie notes an open source paper in FEBS on viral quasispecies. I worry that it fails to attend to the work of Sergey Gavrilets on holey landscapes, … Continue reading
Names and nomenclature in classification
One of the main focuses in the literature, especially in biology, regarding classification is the problem of nomenclature, of names. Many treat classification as being all about names, an error that is akin to mistaking not the map for the … Continue reading
Beverley Hills Links
John Haugeland died in May, and the University of Chicago has an excellent obituary by Susie Allen. A memorial prize named after Hanneke Jannsen, who also died a while back, is available for masters theses in philosophy. After Medical Hypotheses … Continue reading
