Learning Evolution
Posted by Paul Mason on September 9, 2008
The internet is full of really great resources for learning about the processes of evolution, um like the above youtube clip… err… maybe not. Try the following list instead… It is not comprehensive, but it has a few golden sites. I really hope people can suggest some more sights by leaving a comment.
Genetic Drift Animation by McGraw Hill
Genographic Project and the Genographic Blog
More Great Links with videos and interactive activities
And even more links for studying Evolution
And for answers to the evolution crossword:
Are there some more evolution links you can suggest?
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Pamthropologist said
I actually posted the Mr. Garrison version on my class blog (with a warning label)last week. The students loved it. It is pretty funny.
Pamthropologist said
BTW, when they pull the South Park’s off of YouTube you can still find captured ones on other sites.
Human Evolution Fun! « Neuroanthropology said
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Paul Mason said
Some great tutorials are also found here:
http://anthro.palomar.edu/tutorials/biological.htm
Paul Mason said
There are so many golden links around!
Check this one out for the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig:http://www.eva.mpg.de/evolution/files/pubs.htm
emily williams said
haha! if only evolution were anywhere near than simple! Mr. garrison would make a great tutorial teacher!