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Ken Miller on clotting and Casey (Luskin, that is)

Category: EvolutionIntelligent Design
Posted on: January 3, 2009 3:15 PM, by John Lynch

blood clotting cascade

 

Carl Zimmer is presenting a series of posts by Ken Miller in which Miller takes on DI-flack Casey Luskin's attempt to claim that he misrepresented research regarding the evolution of clotting proteins when he gave testimony in Kitzmiller v. Dover (way back in 2005).

See here and here. The third - and final - part will appear tomorrow apparently.

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