Well, it's been one year since my first post... so what do I have to say for myself? ..well I can say that I've learned quite a bit just by forcing myself to look at papers a little bit more closely so that I can post on them, although sometimes I just put up abstracts. I've noticed that I may spend a little bit more time that I probably should on the blog, thus taking away time from writing my dissertation.
I'm looking forward to many more years of learning new things and sharing them.
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- Paleoclimate and Human Evolution
- Monday map - Great rift valley
- One year anniversary of this blog
- MC1R SNPs and phenotype
- Chimps make spears
- Jablonksi on birth rate, competition, and hominid ...
- More on the ice age - Neanderthal extinction by "f...
- Phenotypic plasticity in Drosophila pigmentation
- Ice age ecology and neanderthals vs. moderns
- Monday Map - Ice Age
- One variant of TYRP1 controls all coat color varia...
- Peopling of the Americas
- Rates of evolution in brain-expressed genes
- Monday Map
- European genetic substructure
- Good brain function and Schizophrenia - antagonisi...
- SNPs and CNVs affect gene expression, with little ...
- Polar populations in AJHB
- MC1R allele frequencies
- Basque differentiation
- New Alan Rogers et al. paper out on "Ancestral All...
- Monday Map
- Diabetes, Mitochondria, Asians, adaptation to cold
- Arguments FOR "Aquatic ape"
- "Breast Tumors: More common in Whites, deadlier in...
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- Dienekes' Anthropology Blog
- Gene Expression
- Genetic Future
- John Hawks Weblog
- Eye on DNA
- The Genetic Genealogist
- Afarensis
- Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- Anthropology in the News
- Evolgen
- Four Stone Hearth - The Anthropology Blog Carnival
- UNM Human Evolutionary and Behavioral Sciences
- Yann's UNM Website
1 comment:
Well done Yann, great blog: I only discovered it recently but I think you have one of the better blogs on these topics. You walk that nice path between massively detailed long posts with too much info, and those terrible short posts with no personal opinion or analysis of the story. Look forward to seeing how it develops in the future, perhaps a post on your plans would be interesting for readers.
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