First, a moment of prayer, led by Sister Sindya N. Bhanoo, from the New York Times (March 3, 2011): Charles Darwin has had a remarkable record over the past century, not only in the affirmation of evolution by natural selection, but in the number of his more specific ideas that have been proved correct. Now that the Beard has been appropriately honoured, we learn, shocka!: He may, however, have been wrong about invasive species, at least where amphibians are concerned. Darwin believed that when an invasive species entered a region where a closely related species already existed, it would most likely be unsuccessful because of a competition for resources.“Instead, we found the opposite pattern with amphibians,” said Reid Tingley, a … Continue reading Coffee!!: New York Times admits heresy into the House of the Beard