Aquatic Ape Theory Page, The - Some scientists have advanced the controversial idea humans may have gone through an evolutionary stage when we were aquatic or semi-aquatic. Others think the idea is all wet.
Cambrian Explosion - A virtual exhibit at the Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, Florida examining the explosive radiation of life in the early part of the Cambrian period.
Center for the Evolution and Origin of Life
Dealing with Anti-Evolutionism - By Eugenie Scott of National Center for Science Education.
Ecology and Evolution at SUNY Stony Brook
Evolution - Part of the University of California Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley. Includes bibliographies of early evolutionary scientists.
Evolution Resources - A nice list of evolution resources from the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Toronto.
Harvard Evolution & Biosciences Page, The
Human Evolution - Resources for learning about human evolution. Includes a chat room and message board for questions.
National Center for Science Education
- NCSE is a non-profic organization devoted to promoting
science education and addressing the Creation/evolution controversy.
NCSE publishes a quarterly journal that often debunks strict
creationist claims.
Andrew MacRae's talk.origins Page
Laurence Moran's Evolution Home Page
On the Origin of Species - An on-line version of the classic 1859 book by Charles Darwin.
Origin of Life: The Astronomical, Chemical and Biological Aspects
Phylogeny - Part of the University of California Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley.
Pope's announcement on evolution, The
Punctuated Equilibrium at Twenty - An essay about evolution by Dr. Donald Prothero.
Russell Stewart's Answers About Evolution Page
sci.anthropology.paleo Home Page, The
sci.bio.evolution Home Page, The
The Talk.Origins Newsgroup Archives/Faqs
- The most extensive collection of origins-related
material on the Internet. Although intended as an informational
library on the Creation/evolution controversy, included are
numerous good articles on paleontology in general, as well
as dating methods, fossilization, speciation, etc., plus
links to many
related web sites.
Tree of Life or Alternate site - Explores the phylogenetic relationships between ancient organisms. An evolving site at the University of Arizona in Tucson, with extensive list of references.