Politics is not really important. It is a minority diversion as it is.
If earthworms, bees, plankton and soil nitrifying bacteria disappeared tomorrow. Then that is a problem you should be really really worried about. Purnell, Brown et al are just some self created diversion of your concern.
Earthworms, bees, plankton and nitrogen fixing bacteria don’t have [...]
Filed under: News and Views | Tagged: co-evolution, ecology, Gordon Brown, Purnell, Regenaration, UK Government | 3 Comments »
On the 8th February I did a post called Dogs Kill Baby 1. I called it 1 as the news tend to report such things in batches, and today be have Dogs on Rampage. But more important to this site I felt there was more to say.
The standard response when tragically children are mauled or [...]
Filed under: Dog Ecology, Resources | Tagged: co-evolution, Dogs, evolution, news, Psychology, wolves | 1 Comment »
For my own reasons I love Bearded Collies. These are some of my present influences regarding gene pools and breeds etc. With some additions on evolution and co-evolution of humans and canids.
Asthma on Tristan da Cunha
Two articles on how genes for asthma at the start of an island’s colonisation have affected the community today.
http://ajrccm.atsjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/153/6/1902
http://www.zamel.ca/tristan_article.htm
Cancer in Tasmanian [...]
Filed under: Dog Ecology | Tagged: asthma, Bearded Collie, cancer, co-evolution, Dogs, ecology, evolution, farabella, gene pools, genetics, inbreeding, tasmanian devil | 4 Comments »
