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PZ Myers is bigger than Darwin and Dawkins is bigger than Jesus

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Posted on: April 17, 2008 3:04 PM, by Greg Laden

And Nature is bigger than PNAS, but PLOS is giving all the top dogs a run for their money.

Oh, and Scienceblogs.com's navel is still the most interesting thing in the science blogosphere, apparently.

What the heck am I talking about? This post from Flags and Lollipops, which is a blog about bioinformatics and genomics. Stew has run a kind of bioinformatics analysis of what sciencebloggers did in 2007 (for which I am only partly responsible, as I joined late in the year).

Hat tip to Rich from Evolgen

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