克里斯·斯密瑟谈物种起源

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抱歉,这里灰尘和蜘蛛网有点多!我正要搬到一个新的国家。搬家到瑞典对我的“空闲时间”造成了影响。人们一直对这次搬家非常感兴趣,比如我为什么要搬家,进展如何,我将在那里做什么等等。所以我计划在未来写一些关于这方面的内容。不过,我有一篇关于物种概念的文章快写完了,所以我会给你们这位民谣音乐家对物种起源的解读,让你们先看看。:)

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Kevin has a M.Sc. degree in biology from Penn State, a B.Sc. in Evolution and Ecology from University of California, Davis, and has worked at as a researcher at several major marine science institutions. His broad academic research interests have encompassed population genetics, biodiversity, community ecology, food webs and systematics of invertebrates at deep-sea chemosynthetic environments and elsewhere. Kevin has described several new species of anemones and shrimp. He is now a freelance writer, independent scientist and science communications consultant living near the Baltic coast of Sweden in a small, idyllic village.

Kevin is also the assistant editor and webmaster for Deep Sea News, where he contributes articles on marine science. His award-winning writing has been appeared in Seed Magazine, The Open Lab: Best Writing on Science Blogs (2007, 2009, 2010), Discovery Channel, ScienceBlogs, and Environmental Law Review among others. He spends most of his time enjoying the company of his wife and two kids, hiking, supporting local breweries, raising awareness for open access, playing guitar and songwriting. You can read up more about Kevin and listen to his music at his homepage, where you can also view his CV and Résumé, and follow him twitter and Google +.

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