They could have used the data from my serial killer survey, but no, being scientists or science-related, the ScienceBlogs overseers want to find out for themselves.
Plus the chance of winning and iPod is higher than the chance of winning the lottery and you don't even have to buy a ticket.
Take the survey, maybe even win. I wonder if they have the pink Valentine iPods?
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I want to take your serrial killer survey.... ;)
Oh you can still take the survey! I'm not collecting any more data, though.
I added the links in the post.
i just want to ask what is the recent development of study of biology, can you give me some with a couple of discussions of it.