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Recognizing purposeful evolution: A treasure trove of prompts
I was recently cleaning out my teaching lab and found a stash of index cards with test items from the early 1950s. As I was trying to decide whether to keep them or toss them in the recycling bin, … Continue reading
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Tagged clickers, evolution, exam questions, introductory biology, misconceptions, natural selection
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