Tag Archives: evolution

The quick list: playing catch-up

February 6, 2013

Long stretch since the last post… For expediency’s sake, a quick list of articles worth reading (most recent on the top). SCIENCE >> National Geographic: The Bite that Heals. Scientists are unlocking the medical potential of venom / Jennifer S.… Continue reading →

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The role of fire in evolution

October 25, 2012

Interesting article on the effect of raw versus cooked food on the brain. For all you people on raw food diets, think twice! >> WIRED: Raw food not enought to feed big brains / Ann Gibbons

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Tag Archives: evolution

The quick list: playing catch-up

The role of fire in evolution

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