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    Recent posts

    • An ape by any other name
    • New data on Ashkenazi population history
    • French Neolithic discontinuities
    • Migration thinking
    • Time to revise the mtDNA timescale?
    • Lag times of biological invasions
    • Australopithecus afarensis used stone tools
    • Opening a bibliography database for human evolution
    • Samurai lead poisoning
    • "Just-so stories" driving me crazy
    • Questioning the "evolution of an underclass"
    • Recent selection, the new paradigm
    • Graphic biology teacher survey results
    • Hobbit irritation in the media
    • Good grief, the Neandertal test kits have been sent
    • Berkeley DNA tests revisited
    • Sergey Brin and genetic research
    • "I yam what I yam"
    • More on Tibet, demography and selection
    • Evo-devo-robo
    • Fast selection in high altitude, but how fast?
    • The Darra-i-Kur temporal bone
    • Ardipithecus challenge explication: the canine-premolar complex
    • A foot short
    • Gene number in humans the old-fashioned way
    • Fishy story from Koobi Fora
    • Were there Cretaceous anthropoids? Part 3: Ghost lineages
    • Papyrus and A. boisei
    • Ardipithecus challenge explication: the pelvis
    • Ardipithecus challenge explication: the molecular clock

    Bibliofeed

    • Fossil Homo femur from Berg Aukas, northern Namibia
    • Galaxy: a comprehensive approach for supporting accessible, reproducible, and transparent computational research in the life sciences
    • Grandmothering and natural selection
    • A Competing-Risk Model for Animal Mortality
    • Longevity Among Hunter- Gatherers: A Cross-Cultural Examination

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    Now trying out:

    Biological Anthropology:

    • Sinanthropus
    • Neuroanthropology
    • Neuroantropologia
    • Mathilda's Anthropology Blog
    • Yann Klimentidis
    • Foley's Paleoanthro Weblog
    • Mundo Neandertal
    • AnthroSite
    • Greg Laden
    • The Caveman's Corner
    • Bone Girl
    • Afarensis
    • The Mermaid's Tale
    • A Three-Pound Monkey Brain

    Evolution and genetics:

    • Gene Expression (classic)
    • Gene Expression (Discover)
    • Michael Eisen
    • David Sloan Wilson
    • Evolgen
    • Behavioral Ecology Blog
    • Epigenetics News
    • Genetic Inference
    • Migrations
    • Evolving Thoughts
    • Eye on DNA
    • Genomicron
    • This Week in Evolution
    • Laelaps
    • Dinochick
    • Everything Dinosaur
    • Differential Biology Reader
    • Rationally Speaking
    • A Natural Selection
    • Genetic Future
    • Blog Around the Clock

    Archaeology blogs:

    • Aardvarchaeology
    • Archaeoblog
    • A Very Remote Period Indeed
    • Remote Central
    • Hot Cup of Joe

    Broader science:

    • Babel's Dawn
    • Sorting out Science
    • Gordon's Notes
    • Life as a physicist
    • Backreaction
    • Not Even Wrong

    Cog blogs:

    • Brainethics
    • Neurophilosophy
    • Developing Intelligence
    • Deric Bownds
    • Madom Fathom
    • Mixing Memory
    • Neurotopia
    • Thinking Meat
    • The Neurophile

    Econonomics:

    • Hans Rosling
    • Junk Charts

    Eschewing reductionism:

    • Savage Minds: Notes and Queries in Anthropology
    • Anthropology.net

    Non-science blogs

    • Ann Althouse

    Science and media

    • Science's Origins Blog
    • Amy Harmon
    • Nicholas Wade
    • Mason Inman
    • Carl Zimmer's The Loom
    • Michael Balter
    • John Rennie
    • David Dobbs

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    JOHN HAWKS is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Wisconsin—Madison. I was trained as a paleoanthropologist, studying human evolution from an integrative perspective. My research focuses on the processes affecting human genetic evolution across the last 6 million years.

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