Microbial Evolution - part 2

Recent genetic techniques have led to new theories of evolution and the relationships between organisms. Students examine this "evolution revolution," using molecular sequences to trace the phylogenetic relationships of microbial life. Both the big picture of microbial evolution and the methods necessary for determining molecular phylogenies are examined.

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[alena83195]

wow, is this guy um, did he smoke a whole bag full before he went on this show? (the guy that was sittin on the boat)

[eliash1988]

he is just a curious scientist

[michael1liz]

ye.. i think he's funny. n it seems that he truly loves investigating the origins of life..

a bag full of passion:)

[theoneandonly690]

its the kind of passion we need nowerdays

[c1zx]

OMG, these guys are so full of it. By the way, there are plenty of scientists that will tell you that microbiology, and the study there of, shows countless flaws with evolution. So do numerous other sciences. These pseudoscientists never quit!

[hempartist420]

It seems he still hasn't gotten over that microscope he got for christmas, but god joe bless his passion

[Kastralis]

this guy is so enthusiastic

[BurningFeetMan]

Lol, how'd he know I like roast pork? No wonder he's a scientist! ^_^ So smart! O_o

[alanejackson]

Magnetrition An organelle living inside your body that migrates magnetically

Research indicates magnetic bacteria and the mitochondria have the same properties. The average person dies around age 70 due to insufficient turning during sleep

Astronauts, when they leave the Earth's magnetic field, must take with them a copy of the Earth's magnetic field, and insure their periodic movement within that field to prevent osteoporosis

An organelle living inside your body that migrates magnetically