Blog for Darwin continues through the weekend with a swarm devoted to the great naturalist’s birth.
Linneaus’ Legacy #16 - A quote-mined carnival over at Seeds Aside.
Friday Ark #230 - plenty of stuff over at the Modulator
Tangled Bank misses another deadline, still in limbo.
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