Monday August 16, 2004
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Wisdom teeth, the appendix, the coccyx-- we tend to think of these appendages as useless. A conversation about these genetic leftovers and the story they tell us about human evolution.
Martin Nickels, professor of anthropology and program director, Illinois State University
Michael Rosenzweig, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, Evolutionary Ecology Research; author of "Win-Win Ecology" (Oxford Univ. Press)
Jocelyn Selim, associate editor, Discover magazine
Talk about the invalidation of gay marriage licenses in California. Or Michael Phelps' quest for multiple gold at the Olympics. Share whatever is on your mind. It's a session of open phones.
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