The yin and ynag of evo/devo

Article Abstract:

The Juan March Foundation sponsored a meeting from Nov 3 to 5, 1997 on evolutionary developmental biology. Some of the issues that were discussed at the event focused on the evolution of the body patterns and parts of animals and their correlation with cell physiology. Other topics focused on the genetic aspects of changes associated with evolutionary development biology and the relationship between the nature of linkage between topography and developmental operations.

Analysis, Evolution (Biology), Evolution

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Developmental biology takes on a Latin American rhythm

Article Abstract:

The second International Meeting of the Latin American Society of Developmental Biology (LASDB) was held in Guaruja, Brazil in May 2005. The meeting discussed the traditional and non-traditional organisms models that are important for dissecting the intricate molecular mechanisms of development.

Professional Organizations, Medical Associations, Medical societies

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Creationism and evolution: It's the American way

Article Abstract:

The dispute on teaching of intelligent design (ID) as an alternative to evolution in schools is discussed. A recent court ruling stated that since ID is a form of religion, its teaching in science classes is unconstitutional.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Elementary and secondary schools, Public Schools, Education, Public, Curricula, Study and teaching, Sciences education, Science education, Intelligent design (Creationism)

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