Environmental Science

From the journal Nature. 15 specific things that are evidence for evolution.

Nicely done site on human evolution from several perspectives. The main portions of this are an "interactive documentary" and a timeline. From the Institute of Human Origins.

This site describes itself as "an ambitious project to organize and make available via the Internet virtually all information about life present on Earth." They plan to have a page on each organism on earth.

A mix of articles, videos, interviews, etc. on evolution from the PBS TV series Nova.

Explanations of evolution and related subtopics and links to additional sites. From a professor at Indiana University.

A highly visual explanation of life's origins. Start with the Timeline, where you can select the time you want to explore. There are separate sections on the development of cells and RNA. From the Museum of Science in Boston.

Explores the idea of how life developed on Earth and how it might on othe planets.

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"Exploring the creation/evolution controversy." A site where anyone can post their thoughts on this topic.