Research at a snail's pace

If you aren't moving at a snail's pace, you aren't moving at all. -Iris Murdoch

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Friday, September 22, 2006

Where have all the snails gone?

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The above map I put together based on the summary paper by Jass (2004). In this paper, she echoes the call of Hubricht (1985) and others tha...
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Thursday, September 14, 2006

Science and Reason: Philosophia Naturalis #1

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Science and Reason: Philosophia Naturalis #1 Sorry for any repeat links - I'm trying out a remote linking option on blogger. But hey, th...

Carnival Hat Trick

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In short order, I have three posts at three different carnivals - including a brand new carnival, sure to please all you physical science ty...
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Tuesday, September 12, 2006

The Driftless Area, pt. 2

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How did the Driftless Area form? In the previous post , I talked about the what and where of the Driftless Area. This is a brief discussion ...
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The Driftless Area, pt. 1

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What is the Driftless Area? Simply put, the Driftless Area is the region in Southwestern Wisconsin, Southeastern Minnesota, Northeastern Iow...
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It's right around the corner

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Fall is fast approaching. The birds are in bulk-up mode, preparing to either tough out the snow and cold, or head on a long journey south to...
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