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originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: Raggedyman
I guess you wern't paying attention in the many threads where what you are asking for in yet another thread has been posted...
Do we really need to do this again?
originally posted by: Raggedyman
Simply stating that evolution is a proven scientific fact
Barcs is right, micro evolution does take place, I agree.
I want a peer reviewed journal article dealing with Macro evolution
I don't want assumption, conjecture or faith statements
As an aside, I accept evolution is a reasonable theory, I don't disagree with Christians who accept evolution, you are welcome to believe evolution
I know creation sounds like a fantasy, is really pretty silly to believe in, in this scientific world
I don't have any scientific peer reviewed articles for it either. Creation is not a secular science so it's not needed
Again, simply show me scientific peer reviewed evidence of evolution as fact
Thank you
originally posted by: Raggedyman
Simply stating that evolution is a proven scientific fact
Barcs is right, micro evolution does take place, I agree.
I want a peer reviewed journal article dealing with Macro evolution
I don't want assumption, conjecture or faith statements
As an aside, I accept evolution is a reasonable theory, I don't disagree with Christians who accept evolution, you are welcome to believe evolution
I know creation sounds like a fantasy, is really pretty silly to believe in, in this scientific world
I don't have any scientific peer reviewed articles for it either. Creation is not a secular science so it's not needed
Again, simply show me scientific peer reviewed evidence of evolution as fact
Thank you
originally posted by: Raggedyman
Simply stating that evolution is a proven scientific fact
Barcs is right, micro evolution does take place, I agree.
I want a peer reviewed journal article dealing with Macro evolution
I don't want assumption, conjecture or faith statements
As an aside, I accept evolution is a reasonable theory, I don't disagree with Christians who accept evolution, you are welcome to believe evolution
I know creation sounds like a fantasy, is really pretty silly to believe in, in this scientific world
I don't have any scientific peer reviewed articles for it either. Creation is not a secular science so it's not needed
Again, simply show me scientific peer reviewed evidence of evolution as fact
Thank you
originally posted by: dug88
originally posted by: Raggedyman
Simply stating that evolution is a proven scientific fact
Barcs is right, micro evolution does take place, I agree.
I want a peer reviewed journal article dealing with Macro evolution
I don't want assumption, conjecture or faith statements
As an aside, I accept evolution is a reasonable theory, I don't disagree with Christians who accept evolution, you are welcome to believe evolution
I know creation sounds like a fantasy, is really pretty silly to believe in, in this scientific world
I don't have any scientific peer reviewed articles for it either. Creation is not a secular science so it's not needed
Again, simply show me scientific peer reviewed evidence of evolution as fact
Thank you
Or you could go find them? If you need to see them why don't you go look for them? I personally watched evolution happen in my kitchen. I left some bags of garbage sitting for like 2 years and some brownish red fluid had accumulated underneath. When I finally cleaned up I found flies living in the fluid that no longer had wings. There were hundreds of them I didn't know what the # they were at first. I just assume that by living in the fluid, I dubbed the devil's breakfast tea, they no longer needed to fly and in fact wings were probably a detriment living in the 'devil's breakfast tea' so after so many generations they just stopped producing wings and hundreds of generations of wingless flies just carried on living under the pile of filth in my kitchen...
Until I extirpated their population by destroying and cleaning up their habitat and putting a mini fridge on it...# ya biology.
originally posted by: schuyler
What does "peer reviewed" mean, exactly? Let me give you a clue. "Peer Reviewed" means an article has passed muster among other experts in the field. Usually it works like this:
1. An article is submitted to a journal
2. The editor of said journal takes off the author names and sends it to experts in the field.
3. Experts review said article and return comments with suggested changes, approval, or disapproval.
4. Editor sends suggested comments to author(s)
5. Author(s) resubmit revised article
6. Journal publishes said article.
Now, here are a few journals on evolution or which often publish on evolution now published that adhere to peer review. If you would care to look through even one issue of one of the publications listed below my guess is you will find several articles per issue on evolution that are peer reviewed. To find copies of these journals a visit to any local academic library should find a number of them.
Is there anything else you need help with?
Journal List
This list is by no means complete. It includes journals primarily devoted to evolution and others that frequently publish evolutionary articles. Mainly national journals, or those focusing on particular taxonomic groups, are not included.
Evolutionary Biology
Evolution
American Naturalist
Journal of Evolutionary Biology
Molecular Ecology
Molecular Biology and Evolution
Journal of Molecular Evolution
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society
BMC Evolutionary Biology
Nature
Science
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA)
Proceedings of the Royal Society (London) B
PLoS Biology
Current Biology
Biology Letters
PLoS One
Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics
Annual Review of Genetics
Annual Review of Genomics and Human Genetics
Nature Reviews Genetics
Trends in Ecology and Evolution
Evolutionary Biology
BioEssays
Current Opinion in Genetics and Development
Quarterly Review of Biology
Biological Reviews
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society (London) B Genetics
Genetics
Heredity
Nature Genetics
Genetics Selection Evolution
PLoS Genetics
Genome Research
Genome
Genome Biology
Trends in Genetics
BMC Genetics
Genes and Development Theory
Theoretical Population Biology
Journal of Theoretical Biology
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
Journal of Mathematical Biology
Physical Review E Statistical, nonlinear, and soft matter physics
Physical Review Letters
Journal of Statistical Physics
Ecology
Ecology Letters
Population Ecology
Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology
Evolutionary Ecology
Evolutionary Ecology Research
Molecular Ecology
Development
Evolution and Development
Development Genes and Evolution
Developmental Biology
Genes and Development
Paleontology
Paleobiology
Systematics
Systematic Biology
Cladistics
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution
Biochemical Systematics and Ecology
Plant Systematics and Evolution
Human Genetics and Evolution
American Journal of Human Genetics
Annals of Human Genetics
European Journal of Human Genetics
Genetic Epidemiology
Human Genetics
Journal of Human Evolution
Evolutionary Anthropology
Behavior (including Human)
Animal Behaviour
Behavioural Ecology
Brain Behaviour and Evolution
Sociobiology
Ethology Ecology and Evolution
Journal of Evolutionary Psychology
Evolution and Human Behavior
Evolution & Cognition
Evolutionary Computation
IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation
Conservation
Conservation Biology
Biological Conservation
Education
Evolution: Education and Outreach
Journal of Evolutionary Economics
Journal of Biogeography
Biology and Philosophy
Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres
PLoS Computational Biology
Infection, Genetics and Evolution