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Evolution in action: Transition from egg-laying to live birth in lizards.

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09-05-2010 3:31 PM

An Australian species of skink lizard is in transition from egg laying to giving live birth in some of its habitats, which enables us to look at how this process happens.
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Article in National Geographic.
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Paper.
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Bump: Because it's worth it.
Just a bump for anyone genuinely interested in biology who missed this. Also, because there are at least a couple of threads going on with creationists asking for significant evolutionary changes that can be observed directly.
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Re: Bump: Because it's worth it.
They wouldn't be interested because "they are still lizards".
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"What can be asserted without proof, can be dismissed without proof."-Hitch.
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