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	Evolution
		Evolution goes on to speculate that Doyle based some of the fictional Holmes’ characteristics on the Fourth Doctor, in order to further obscure the detective’s true identity.
		The Doctor pulls Sarah out of the water, and they return to shore, having confirmed to their own satisfaction that someone is using impossibly advanced technology to tamper with the course of evolution.
		The novel All-Consuming Fire establishes that while Sherlock Holmes is a real character in this universe, the name “Sherlock Holmes” is a pseudonym invented by Doyle to hide his true identity.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_ma02.htm (2483 words)

	BookBag@theLogBook.com: Doctor Who - The Seventh Doctor Handbook
		Doctor Who: The Eighties, by the same authors, was an excellent book in that department, as is this one.
		As the Sixth Doctor Handbook examined an unfulfilled long-term plan for the character of Colin Baker's Doctor, further investigation of what could have been would've been very welcome in the Seventh Doctor Handbook - including the evolution from Lungbarrow to Ghost Light and back again.
		And even though it seems to be the thickest of the Doctor Who Handbooks, I felt that the Seventh Doctor Handbook was scarcely long enough.
	www.thelogbook.com /read/q3-01/doc7hb.htm (337 words)

	A Brief History Of Time (Travel): The Fifth Doctor
		The years were beginning to tell upon the Fifth Doctor, as they had during the latter days of his fourth incarnation; he was being who had seen and endured much, both good and bad.
		Nevertheless, Peri also proved to be a tender and charismatic individual, and the evolution of her relationship with the Doctor, from its acrimonious beginnings to a mixture of knowing sarcasm and genuine respect, demonstrated that she was well on her way to becoming a mature and well-rounded adult.
		The Doctor disarms the bomb but soon learns that the greatest danger is yet to come: unbeknownst to its crew, a freighter headed for Earth is carrying a massive army of Cybermen.
	www.physics.mun.ca /~sps/5doc.html (2963 words)

	[2ACV12] The Deep South
		Bender accidentally burning down Zoidberg's home ("That just raises further questions!" -- one of Hermes' best lines yet) and the caffeine causing hyper-evolution were a nice way of saying, "We know the science is all screwed up, and we don't care." The idea of an anti-pressure suppository is just too ridiculous to not be funny.
		Fry's romance provides the story's emotional interest and a lot of funny dialogue, but the way it ends is abrupt and blunt to say the least.
		Dr. Zoidberg's unique character traits are particularly well-used.
	www.things.org /~jym/y3k/2ACV12.html (1513 words)

	Robert Koch -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia
		A German country doctor, Robert Koch, helped raise the study of microbes to the modern science of bacteriology.
		Robert Goddard and Wernher von Braun were two of the engineers who helped develop rockets.
		The theory's evolution in the 19th century was preceded by more than two centuries of observations of small life forms under the microscope.
	www.britannica.com /ebi/article-9275309?tocId=9275309 (819 words)

	The New Zoos: Doctor Fish
		Biologists trace the evolution of the heart and circulatory system in mammals by studying the anatomy of hearts in other animals.
		In fish, the heart is a simple tube with two chambers, the atrium and ventricle, that pushes blood to the gills for oxygen, then through the body.
		Some scientists believe the tuna has an adaptation in one of its eye muscles that allows it to shunt warm blood to the brain.
	www.pbs.org /safarchive/4_class/45_pguides/pguide_805/4485_fish.html (464 words)

	Sonic Evolution
		Over run by the forces of the evil Doctor Eggman, the citizens of Mobius live in constant fear of being assimilated into his unstoppable army of cyborgs.
		And so, I decided to make my very own look for Doctor Eggman which is mostly based on the Adventure look but taking into account his body size in the Fleetway look (No sticky legs to support a bulky mass).
		I wanted Eggman to be a real menace and able to fight without the aid of an Egg Pod and so his body is composed of pure fat but muscle as well.
	website.lineone.net /~sdavis/Sonic.htm (906 words)

	Alibris: Coss
		A study of the evolution of the knightly class in Coventry and Warwickshire.
		The art of making soaps and the sensual pleasure of using them is explored in dozens of step-by-step recipes for exfoliating bars, sea salt soaks, whimsical soaps and more.
		During World War I, a circle of British writers and artists known as the Bloomsbury group retreated to a farmhouse in Sussex, where they produced an abundance of art.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Coss (906 words)

	Welcome to the TARDIS Tea Room
		This one is centered around the tenth doctor and the slow evolution of his relationship with Rose.
		Summary: So many years by the Doctor’s side Rose Tyler has learned a thing or two about love.
		purplerhino's challenge: Write one (pick one) or even all of the episodes for at least season two with the Doctor and Rose married.
	community.livejournal.com /time_and_chips (428 words)

	DOCTOR PANGLOSS RETIRES FROM BIOMECHANICS: Vertebrate Biomechanics and Evolution -- Müller 206 (10): 1602 -- Journal of Experimental Biology
		To assume, like Voltaire's Dr Pangloss, that everything
	jeb.biologists.org /cgi/content/full/206/10/1602 (428 words)

	DOCTOR PANGLOSS RETIRES FROM BIOMECHANICS: Vertebrate Biomechanics and Evolution -- Müller 206 (10): 1602 -- Journal of Experimental Biology
		DOCTOR PANGLOSS RETIRES FROM BIOMECHANICS: Vertebrate Biomechanics and Evolution -- Müller 206 (10): 1602 -- Journal of Experimental Biology
	jeb.biologists.org /cgi/reprint/206/10/1602 (428 words)

	Edgar Governo, Historian of Things That Never Were
		The Zorro Chronology (which I find intriguing for what it illustrates about the evolution of Zorro), The Shang Chi Chronology, The Muffy Birnbaum Chronology, The Life and Times of Doctor Syn, and The Solomon Kane Chronology (adapted from Richard Toogood), by Matthew Baugh;
		There is a very basic Pokémon Timeline out there, although most of its dates are unofficial.
		Movies, as detailed as they sometimes are, do not create a world or a history as thoroughly as a television series does.
	www.mts.net /~arphaxad/history.html (10422 words)

	Amazon.com: Doctor Who - Ghost Light (1975) : Video
		In the serial, the Doctor and his companion Ace (Sophie Aldred) travel to Victorian England, where they encounter a scientist (Ian Hogg) whose research into evolution hides his true identity as an alien determined to assassinate Queen Victoria.
		This is the 10th item in The Doctor Who: The Seventh Doctor, Sylvester McCoy (1987-1989) Series.
		My first golden age for loving "Doctor Who" came between the ages of 11 and 14.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004WG76?v=glance (3313 words)

	Boston University Doctor's degree Music History, Literature, and Theory.
		Boston University Doctor's degree Music History, Literature, and Theory: A program that focuses on the study of the historical evolution of music as a social and intellectual phenomenon, the development of musical instruments and techniques, and the analysis and criticism of musical literature.
		Boston University Doctor's degree Music History, Literature, and...
		Boston University Doctor's degree Music History, Literature, and Theory.
	www.universities.com /On-Campus/Boston_University_Doctors_degree_Music_History_Literature_and_Theory.html (200 words)

	Review: Doctor Who: Lungbarrow
		And as the Doctor isn't necessarily the only one with the Other's genetic material, there are also a whole bunch of potential Others out there...
		The last seventh Doctor story, and the climax of the Doctor Who New Adventures.
		Leela finally makes a print appearance, and it's an interesting evolution to see how she has become accustomed to life after her unlikely departure on Gallifrey.
	www.michaell.org /who/dwlung.htm (645 words)

	Featured Authors
		This highly illustrated ‘history to be read as a novel’ was the first to be based on the new fields of evolution, anthropology and sociology.
		While still best remembered for The Invisible Man, The Island of Doctor Moreau, The Time Machine and The War of the Worlds, Wells also paved the way for the modern popular history with his post–World War I A Short History of the World.
		August 10, 2001—With 50,000 entries, this most comprehensive encyclopedia of geographical places and features will prove invaluable to anyone for whom places hold fascination and who require accurate data about them.
	www.bartleby.com /featured (645 words)

	Featured Authors
		November 1, 2000—These 82 ecstatic poems—complemented by a short biography and commentary—form the heritage and chronicle of the handsome British youth whose writing was cut short in the Great War.
		This highly illustrated ‘history to be read as a novel’ was the first to be based on the new fields of evolution, anthropology and sociology.
		While still best remembered for The Invisible Man, The Island of Doctor Moreau, The Time Machine and The War of the Worlds, Wells also paved the way for the modern popular history with his post–World War I A Short History of the World.
	www.bartleby.com /featured (1581 words)

	Professional Degrees
		With the evolution of care toward patients who live longer lives, graduating dentists will be better prepared to provide service to the aging population in community settings and health care facilities.
		Graduation requirements are identical to those for the Doctor of Dental Surgery; refer to the Graduation Requirements section under the Doctor of Dental Surgery.
		If a doctor is unable to maintain an average GPA of 2.0, he or she will be asked to resign.
	www.usc.edu /dept/publications/cat2003/dentistry/dent03.html (3119 words)

	Millarworld > From the Ed.
		The fan/pro evolution is one of the most remarkable phenomena associated with the series.
		Even people who have never been fans can name at least a couple of Doctors, and the concept of the TARDIS is so ingrained that almost anyone who seems to have more in a bag or pocket than should fit will describe it as andquot;TARDIS-likeandquot;.
		At the time of the announcement, Davies was quoted as saying he is andquot;aiming to write a full-blooded drama which embraces the Doctor Who heritage, at the same time as introducing the character to a modern audienceandquot;.
	www.millarworld.net /lofiversion/index.php/t47145.html (3119 words)

	IGN: Sci-Fi Renews SG-1 & Atlantis
		It still has a long way to go before it matches the record of BBC's Doctor Who but 9 seasons is impressive any way you look at it.
		Stargate: SG-1 is the most successful original television series in the channel's history and its spin-off, Atlantis, has gained a strong audience during its first year.
		With the renewal, Stargate: SG-1 ties The X-Files for the longest running U.S. SF series.
	filmforce.ign.com /articles/566/566238p1.html (351 words)

	Edgar Governo, Historian of Things That Never Were
		The Zorro Chronology (which I find intriguing for what it illustrates about the evolution of Zorro), The Shang Chi Chronology, The Muffy Birnbaum Chronology, The Life and Times of Doctor Syn, and The Solomon Kane Chronology (adapted from Richard Toogood), by Matthew Baugh;
		Finally, there is an Early Star Trek Novels Timeline, covering the series of novels published by Bantam Books.
		A Chronology of the Lone Ranger and the Green Hornet, by Mark Ellis, Matthew Baugh, and Win Eckert;
	www.mts.net /~arphaxad/history.html (351 words)

	Ninuno Mo, Ninuno Ko: Evolution
		Apat na taon pa uli, nuong 1863, minungkahi ni William King ang kaurian ng homo neandertalensis at mula nuon, masugid na kinalaban ng maraming taga-Europe, pati ng mga nag-agham, ang sapantahang kasalukuyang tao (modern humans) ang mga neandertal.
	www.elaput.com /evolutn.htm (351 words)

	Notes on League of Extraordinary Gentlemen #1
		Thomas Edison, of course, was the brilliant inventor and self-promoter who, with his associates, developed and created, in 1879, carbonized cotton thread as a filament for conducting electricity; this eventually led to the development of the electronic vacuum tube, and was directly responsible for electric lamps and lighting.
		Hyde, the story can be seen as an allegory of evolution, with Hyde being monkey-like, and therefore a step down the moral and evolutionary ladder from Jekyll.
		"We live in troubled times, where fretful dreams settle upon the Empire's brow." It is interesting that Bond says this, in light of the fact that 1897, the previous year, was Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, an event of great, even overwe'ening, self-celebration on the part of the British.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Olympus/7160/league1.html (8095 words)

	Articles - John Peel (writer)
		He later wrote the novel Evolution for their sister range the Missing Adventures (set during the programme's run with previous Doctors and companions), and also The Gallifrey Chronicles (not to be confused with the final book in Eighth Doctor Adventures series), a compendium detailing the history of the Doctor's home planet.
		Peel was in fact the first writer ever to have penned a full-length original Doctor Who novel featuring The Doctor, Timewyrm: Genesys, when he was chosen by range editor Peter Darvill-Evans to launch the New Adventures range, carrying on from where the then-cancelled television series had left off, in 1991.
		For similar reasons, Peel is the only novelist to have used the Daleks in full-length original Doctor Who novels, writing War of the Daleks and Legacy of the Daleks in the Eighth Doctor Adventures range for BBC Books in 1997 and 1998 respectively.
	www.multisection.com /articles/John_Peel_(writer) (8095 words)

	fever.htm
		All the New Adventures feature the Seventh Doctor except for The Dying Days, which features the Eighth Doctor.
		The Doctor Who Book Page has back cover ‘blurbs’ and front cover art for upcoming Virgin Benny books and BBC Doctor Who books.
		I have more hope for the previous Doctor books, although I don’t think Devil Goblins from Neptune is the sort of title that makes the casual reader want to buy a book.
	members.aol.com /saroz/fever.htm (8095 words)

	Chemistry and Chemical Biology
		Organic chemistry and chemical biology of molecular evolution, nucleic acid-templated organic synthesis, reaction discovery, protein and nucleic acid evolution and engineering, synthetic polymer evolution; generally, effective molarity-based approaches to controlling reactivity and evolution-based approaches to the discovery of functional synthetic and biological molecules.
		The Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology offers a program of study leading to the degree of doctor of philosophy in chemistry, in the special fields of biological, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry.
		Chemical reactivity of radical-radical and radical-molecule systems; chemical catalysis sustained by free radical chain reactions in the Earth's stratosphere and troposphere; mechanistic links between chemistry, radiation, and dynamics in the atmosphere that control climate; high-accuracy satellite observations for testing and systematic improvement of climate forecasts.
	www.gsas.harvard.edu /programs/degree/chem.html (2603 words)

	Evolutionists and the Moth Myth
		Bernard Kettlewell was a medical doctor and amateur entomologist who was recruited by Ford when he recognized Kettlewell's unusual abilities in the field as a student and collector of moths.
		Kettlewell was invited to the 1966 Wistar Institute symposium on "Mathematical Challenges to the Neo-Darwinian Interpretation of Evolution" in Philadelphia, where he heard a number of key mathematicians and biologists show that the standard theory could not possibly account for the world of living creatures in any finite time.
		For this fieldwork, Bernard Kettlewell was selected, and he did perform the well-known field studies which resulted in the to-be-much-publicized proof of "evolution in action." As Hooper notes: "By the close of the 1950s, the peppered moth would be the poster child for evolution" (Hooper, op.
	www.icr.org /pubs/btg-a/btg-176a.htm (2603 words)

	DEVELOPMENT, GLOBAL CHANGE, AND THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT
		The bottom line is that human population size and density are key variables in epidemiology, influencing the rate of introduction of new parasites into the population, their chances of becoming established, the rate of their spread, the evolution of their virulence, and the capacity of human cultural evolution to defend against them.
		A conservative estimate of the global rate of species loss is one extinction per hour (Wilson, 1992), which exceeds by at least four orders of magnitude the rate of evolution of novel species (Lawson and May, 1995).
		In the absence of traditional medicine, the role of doctor in most developing nations is played either by the local pharmacist or by the sick individual and his or her relatives themselves.
	www.dieoff.org /page108.htm (2603 words)

	Rocky Road: Charles Darwin
		Charles Darwin's grandfather was Erasmus Darwin, the scientist, poet, inventor, doctor and polymath.
		Charles Darwin is a household name because he proposed a viable mechanism for evolution, namely natural selection.
		In fact, Darwin devised no great evolutionary theory until after his return to England, and he was not the first person to propose evolution; it was widely discussed — at least in scientific circles — long before he published any of his theories.
	www.strangescience.net /darwin.htm (2231 words)

	Strange Science: Timeline
		1565-Antwerp doctor Samuel von Quicchelberg publishes a description of the first "imaginary museum" including items from the animal, vegetable and mineral world.
		The museum's practice of allowing entry to anyone who pays the admission fee horrifies scholars from continental Europe.
		Known as Eozoön or "dawn animal," this find is used as an argument against evolution because it shows a relatively "modern" animal early in the fossil record.
	www.strangescience.net /timeline.htm (2231 words)

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