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A heads up...

By cwilcox on February 12, 2009.

I'm going to do my best to keep up for the next week, but my boyfriend's family (parents, two brothers, and brother's fiancee!) are going to be in town for the next week or so, so I'm going to be a little distracted and busy.

So, if you're really bored and I'm just not cutting it for entertaining and informative reading material, be sure to check out the newest science blogger, Anna. Her blog, Anna's Bones, is a new evolution/anthropology blog, and it's really great! Of course, I wish I was an anthropologist (Prof Meyers, if only I'd taken your course my freshman year! Things would be different now...), so I might be a bit jealous :)

Anyhow, check her out, and check out this awesome post by Irradiatus at BiochemicalSoul.com about hearts and evolution... it's truly fascinating!

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