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By gregladen on May 20, 2009.

If this is a typical installation of Scientia Pro Publica, then Scientia Pro Publica is the best science carnival out there. Good job Grrrrlllll Sccccientissst..... for creating this carnival.

Go to this link at Nature Network and read the Primate Diaries version of Scientia Pro Publica ... #4, the "In Memory of Stephen Jay Gould" edition.

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