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Check out a very clever Tangled Bank over at Greg Laden's place, and the latest Skeptics' Circle (Solstice edition!) at Relatively Science.

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Need some more reading? Check out the latest edition of Tangled Bank over at Aardvarchaeology, and the latest Skeptics' Circle over at The Skeptical Alchemist. Meanwhile, as I mentioned previously, next week's Grand Rounds will be here at Aetiology. Send your submissions in to me by Sunday…

Tangled Bank #77

Welcome to another edition of Tangled Bank, a round-up of the best science blogging of the past fortnight: Top story--mammals and the KT event Since the previous Tangled Bank, a few big stories hit the blogosphere. One that generated a lot of attention was a paper in Nature analyzing mammalian…

New Tangled Bank!

Check out the latest edition of Tangled Bank is up over at Science Notes--check out the latest in science blogging from the past 2 weeks. Additionally, I'll be hosting Animalcules here next week. Send me your entries by next Wednesday, May 17th.

Carnivals!

A new Tangled Bank is up over at Get Busy Livin', or Get Busy Bloggin', and a new edition of the Skeptics' Circle can be found over at The Examining Room of Dr. Charles.

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