As our week of science writing continues with Steven DarkSyde from DailyKos, I asked my journalist friend Apurva Narechania for some reading advice. He told us to check out Sean Carroll, a professor at University of Wisconsin, Madison who recently published an evolutionary biology book for the average reader entitled, Endless Forms Most Beautiful.
I spent some time with this Christian Science Monitor article about Carroll's groundbreaking evolutionary work. Turns out the prolific science blogger, PZ Myers, likes the book too.
Check it out...
"It's full of butterfly wings and zebra stripes and exotic arthropods and molecules in stripes, and along the way you learn a fair bit of developmental biology."
Do you have some writers or blogs to add to my list? Drop me a line and I'll run your suggestions this week...
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