#volution

[shhroomy]

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just a student and their professor after a bail from prison. What could possibly go wrong?!?!?! -

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Transvolutionist/Transvolutionary Flag

Transvolutionism or Transvolutionarism: a transformative form of post-(e)volutionism (additionally creationism), transcendentally attributing things to the (e)volution, or recycling the traditional/conventional ideas of those beliefs/theories; advocating for a transvolution, comparable to r(e)volution, ever upgrading/progressive/always or eternally updating as opposed to retrocess/retrograding/regressive (as in ultrevolution(ism)); understanding/subtending there’s no final explanation to the species (e)volutions and things related to it.

Flag temp by @whimsy-flags​ [cross-hatched template colored with transgender pride flag colors with other three different colors alluding the transneutralities] - AP

[usgsbiml]

Here is the only Zadontomerus of the Eastern U.S. (Note:  I will give anyone $100.00 if they name their kid Zadontomerus ... first names only).  Ceratina cockerelli.  The other more blueish species are all in the subgenus Ceratinula (also a good name for a child).  As an aside, giving a child a "different" name is always a plus in my book, it is like feeding them linguistical antibodies, for example, they are way less likely to spend all day on a cell phone if their name is Zadontomerus than Tim.  No one does their child a favor by naming them Tim.  Ok, back to bees (society building is always exhausting).  This species is small more black green than blue green and smaller and more southern than the others.  It possibly is also more fond of sandy environs.   Like other species of Ceratina it likely builds its nest in the cut stems of plants.  Not much is know about this species life history, so if you are looking for things to do then studying this species nesting biology should be right up there.  Photo taken by Sierra Williams. 

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[maisonpawli]

When Elephants Weep by Jeffrey Masson — Darwin Never Finished the Sentence

Darwin said it first. Right there in The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals, published in 1872, thirteen years after On the Origin of Species had already upended everything. He noted that the Indian elephant is said sometimes to weep. He didn’t hedge it into oblivion. He put it down and moved on, the way a man does when he’s confident the evidence will catch up with the observation. It…

When Elephants Weep by Jeffrey Masson — Darwin Never Finished the Sentence

[emdrtherapydotcom]

Ford not only missed the fall of the Soviet Union and the Berlin Wall, he also missed the Chernobyl disaster and the Three Mile Island disaster and the Fukushima accident an-

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