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By razib on August 5, 2009.

New rankings of Wikio Top Blogs for Science are up....

1	Wired Science - Wired Blog	11	Next Generation Science
2	Watts Up With That?	12	RealClimate
3	Climate Progress	13	FuturePundit
4	Environmental Capital	14	A Blog Around The Clock
5	Dispatches from the Culture Wars	15	Greg Laden's Blog
6	TierneyLab - New York Times blog	16	Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted
7	Gristmill	17	Gene Expression
8	Respectful Insolence	18	Cognitive Daily
9	Effect Measure	19	Uncertain Principles
10	The Frontal Cortex	20	BPS Research Digest

Ranking by Wikio.

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For the fourth straight month, Framing Science ranks among the top 15 science-related blogs, as tracked by Wikio. The position of a blog in the Wikio ranking depends on the number and weight of the incoming links from other blogs.

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This Month's Wikio Rankings of Top Science Blogs is as follows:

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1 Wired Science - Wired Blog

The Wikio Science Blog Rankings for May

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Nice going!

I read Ed's blog every day, but there is no way I would categorize Dispatches as a science blog. And where is Pharyngula?

Conkatulations! What a felidcitous occasion! From meow on, I'm going to vizzzzzzzzzzzit your blog every day. It's purrrrrrrrrrrdy informative and verrrrrrrrrrrry entertaining!

Oh, that little boy picture at left is just way too cute!

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