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Tangled Bank #51

Category: CarnivalsTangled Bank
Posted on: April 12, 2006 12:47 AM, by PZ Myers

The Tangled Bank

We have a new Tangled Bank up, and it's enough to make this old Seattle boy homesick—the premise is to bring up all these nice science links during a walking tour of the city. If only they did sell Tiktaalik at the Pike Place Market…

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I suspect that if Tiktaalik were in Seattle, you would find him (her?) lounging on the fishladder at the Ballard locks, scarfing down whatever ancestral salmon happen to be passing up.

Posted by: Talapus | April 12, 2006 7:47 AM

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