Winner of The First Official PZ Myers 'Golden Gould Award' for the Science Post of the Year!
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After careful tabulation, then a recount, then the obligatory re-recount demanded by the side that lost. Then more bitching from the side that hadn't won first, won second, but lost the third, fourth, and sixth times, a call from their legal counsel, and a threat of Federal Lawsuit for our non scientific voting methodology, which resulted in a review from the US Department of Standards, Weights, and Measures ...
And the winner is ... DIGIT NUMBERING AND LIMB DEVLOPMENT!!
A fine post outlining the evo-devo of bird limbs/digits in the context of an Answer in Genesis 'Complaint". This post blends many of the characteristics which only a band of sick, geeky, scientific brothers and sisters like ourselves, could find so fascinating. Good science, pictures, and a creationist take down with careful investigative analysis. Thank you all for your votes and comments!
Invertebrate winner of the coveted Spineless Creationist Pandering Award: Spectacular Lower Echinoderms From the Lower Cambrian.
Per usual, comments listing active open threads on Evolution Vs Intelligent Design Creationism will be elevated to the header and you will receive a Gold Star next your name.
And the winner is ... DIGIT NUMBERING AND LIMB DEVLOPMENT!!
A fine post outlining the evo-devo of bird limbs/digits in the context of an Answer in Genesis 'Complaint". This post blends many of the characteristics which only a band of sick, geeky, scientific brothers and sisters like ourselves, could find so fascinating. Good science, pictures, and a creationist take down with careful investigative analysis. Thank you all for your votes and comments!
Invertebrate winner of the coveted Spineless Creationist Pandering Award: Spectacular Lower Echinoderms From the Lower Cambrian.
Per usual, comments listing active open threads on Evolution Vs Intelligent Design Creationism will be elevated to the header and you will receive a Gold Star next your name.
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I'd say that wasn't only PZ's best science post, but the best science post I've seen on any blog. Of course, I'm fairly new to the world of blogs, but I can't think of any other science post that contained as much information (that I didn't already know) and expressed it so clearly. Nice work, Dr. Myers.