Tuesday, June 05, 2007
BryanCORE Revamps Website
It appears that the Bryan Center for Origins Research (BryanCORE) has revamped its website. Of particular interest is its enCORE series which it is making publicly available, detailing for the public notes about the research that CORE is engaged in. Roger Sander's brief analysis of the biodiversity of the Galapagos islands was very interesting, and reminded me a lot of his talk at the 2006 BSG on stochastic versus adaptive radiations. Sanders had used his personal research on the biodiversity of the Robinson Crusoe islands (I think - I may be mistaken as to the location) to argue that species radiations are primarily stochastic rather than adaptive.
Anyway, hat tip to Sudden Creation for noticing the new site.
Anyway, hat tip to Sudden Creation for noticing the new site.
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