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August 20, 2013
Wildlife Checklists Update
Species checklists serve as essential tools for field biology. They distill the results of earlier exploration and research into compact lists of species that occur in a particular region. This narrows possibilities and eases the effort required to identify species that are found. Continue reading →
August 19, 2013
Butterflies and Moths of Arizona Conservation Status
The conservation status of butterflies is poorly known, and the conservation status of moths is mostly unknown. Continue reading →
August 12, 2013
Birds of Arizona–Update
Birds are declining worldwide because of human removal and pollution of bird habitat. Continue reading →
August 11, 2013
Mutant Powers of the 1950′s
More Than Human by Theodore Sturgeon My rating: 4 of 5 stars Mutant Powers of the 1950′s. When my friend Joe and I read this in 7th Grade we were thoroughly impressed, and still mention scenes we recall. Theodore Sturgeon’s … Continue reading →
August 6, 2013
Intelligence in Fiction: Rise of the Tsaeb
Intelligence is a critical component of character. It limits temperament, and ads depth to character experience and expression. Continue reading →
July 29, 2013
Snakes of Arizona–2013 Checklist
Seventy-nine percent of Arizona's 76 native snake species are declining and may be at risk of extinction (Arizona Game and Fish Department). Continue reading →
July 22, 2013
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July 18, 2013
Evil Characters in Science Fiction, #Writing, #SciFi
Truly evil characters are pure. They have no altruistic traits. They will use you for security, fun, and food. They will not feel guilt unless they violate their special moral code by letting you escape or by failing to make optimum use of you. <a href=""> Read More... Continue reading →
