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 | Webcast: Fossils, genes, and embryos In lecture three of a four part series, evolutionary biologist David Kingsley examines the original objections to Darwin's theory and shows how modern evidence supports the theory. This lecture is available from Howard Hughes' BioInteractive website.
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 | Webcast: Selection in action In lecture two of a four part series, evolutionary biologist David Kingsley discusses how just a few small genetic changes can have a big effect on morphology, using examples from maize, dog breeding, and stickleback fish. This lecture is available from Howard Hughes' BioInteractive website.
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 | Webcast: Endless forms most beautiful In lecture one of a four part series, evolutionary biologist Sean Carroll discusses Darwin and his two most important ideas: natural selection and common ancestry. This lecture is available from Howard Hughes' BioInteractive website.
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 | Webcast: Fossils, genes, and embryos In lecture three of a four part series, evolutionary biologist David Kingsley examines the original objections to Darwin's theory and shows how modern evidence supports the theory. This lecture is available from Howard Hughes' BioInteractive website.
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 | Webcast: From butterflies to humans In lecture four of a four part series, evolutionary biologist Sean Carroll uses the developmental genetics of insects to explain how old genes can learn new tricks and how this can help us understand human evolution. This lecture is available from Howard Hughes' BioInteractive website.
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 | Webcast: Selection in action In lecture two of a four part series, evolutionary biologist David Kingsley discusses how just a few small genetic changes can have a big effect on morphology, using examples from maize, dog breeding, and stickleback fish. This lecture is available from Howard Hughes' BioInteractive website.
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