organisms

This is one of those studies the object of which seems to have been to demonstrate how high a temperature certain organisms can survive — regardless of whether or not the results had any biological significance.

Archive 2009-07-01 AYDIN 2009

However the only materialistic explanation science has produced for the changes observed in living organisms is random mutation – no reason, it just happens – a non explanation.

An Explanation Not Grounded in Necessity 2009

Or do they base their biological research on the premise that the diversity of living organisms is due to blind, undirected chemical processes - cumulative selection of genetic mistakes?

Berlinski's Wisdom 2010

I would obviously have to generate more examples, but is the relationships of how things grow or expand (systems within organisms, whole organisms – like trees, city systems, animal migrations, cultural revolutions, troop movements etc) just coincidental or evidence of some basic principle from an intelligent design?

Think Progress » Clinton: Media, Politicians Shouldn’t Fuel ‘Hatriot’ Groups With Anti-Government Rhetoric That Inspired McVeigh 2010

I obviously agree with Gould about intelligent design in organisms, but I think also that a real disagreement exists.

Berlinski's Wisdom 2010

Since his time, biologists have discovered a huge amount that is really interesting and important about internal factors in organisms that affect reproduction.

A valuable onslaught on neo-Darwinist simplicities « Anglican Samizdat 2010

Early evidence of harm to aquatic organisms is giving researchers grounds for real concern.

Scott Dodd: Drugs in Our Drinking Water Scott Dodd 2010

This is one of those studies the object of which seems to have been to demonstrate how high a temperature certain organisms can survive — regardless of whether or not the results had any biological significance.

Survival at extreme temperatures: what is it good for? AYDIN 2009

(Tintori) spoke with Cassandra Extavour about the evolution and development of multicellularity, and how the ability to contribute to the next generation of organisms is usually restricted to a small population of special cells.

CreatureCast video: multicellularity explained - Boing Boing 2009

Applying the 1st Law to living organisms is Proof by Tautology.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Are Carbs Worse than Fat? 2010