Check out BoingBoing for a good read on coelacanths and an example of how not to teach about fish that are anything but “living fossils”.
I wonder if there are any funk musicians out there that like coelacanths. (I just had to stick in a link to my good friend George Hrab. You are a good friend if you are on facebook, right?)
I am a toxicologist/cell biologist, and am preparing a downloadable study guide for biology students, as well as teach at Georgetown College as needed. The views expressed here are my own and do not reflect the views or opinions of Georgetown College. My love of teaching and interest in sharing ideas on how to approach topics in science education are why I have returned to blogging.
I am not anti-Christian as creationism is not the only view accepted by Christians nor is it a solely Christian belief.
If you want to contact me on a specific topic, leave a comment. I am available for talks on the importance of science education and literacy and various other science and critical thinking topics.
I will not debate individuals from anti-science groups as I feel this gives undeserved legitimacy to their beliefs that cannot be obtained via publishing in quality peer reviewed journals.
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Robert Bevins
