Mendel's Garden #18

Mendel's Garden is the original blog carnival devoted to genetics. A new carnival is traditionally posted on the first Sunday of the month (although the date is somewhat flexible). The newest edition of Mendel's Garden has been posted at balancing life.

Sandy at Discovering Biology in a Digital World will be hosting the next edition. If you would like to submit a post, visit the blog carnival submission page. If you would like to host a future edition, email me (evolgen--at--yahoo--dot--com) or leave on a comment on this post.

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