Carnivaled

Posted by Chris Clarke on February 1, 2010

My post Why Joshua trees are shaped the way they are has been included in the Scientia Pro Publica (Science for The People) Carnival #20, this iteration of said carnival being hosted over at Kind of Curious. The carnival includes posts on topics ranging from the inspirations of amateur astronomy to prairie dogs of the Chihuahuan Desert to dyslexia to civility in online science discussions. Great stuff: Check it out.

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