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Kingsley Lab Research in the News

"Evolution is a Repeater" New York Times, (January 30, 2008)

Skin Color Evolution in Fish and Humans, Cell (2007):

"Sticklebacks and humans walk hand in fin to lighter skin." Cell. 131: 11-13

Cell podcast

Cell cover

"Manatee Bones Lead to New Insight on Evolution" Science Daily (Aug. 31, 2006)

"Macroevolution: Alive and Well in Sticklebacks" Am. Biology Teacher (2006) 68: 5-6

Science Breakthrough of the Year: "Evolution in Action" (2005):

Summary Science (2005) 310: 1869

Full article Science (2005) 310: 1878

Video presentation

NPR's Talk of the Nation (Dec. 30, 2005)

HHMI 2005 Holiday Lectures on Evolution (Sean Carroll and David Kingsley):

Overview and free DVD of Four Public Lectures

Rotating 3-D image of stickleback skeleton

Fossil record of stickleback evolution

Sticklebacks on Jeopardy Quiz Show (aired October 2005, large file, 7.47 MB)

Emergence of sticklebacks as a new "supermodel"for evolutionary studies Science (2005) 307: 1890-191

"Evolutionary genetics - Stickleback's view of sex chromosome evolution" Heredity (2005) 94: 275-276

"Big cross" lands sticklebacks in the spotlight The Scientist (2004) 18:16-17

"Sex determination: Primitive Y chromosomes in fish" Curr Biol (2004) 18: R745-747

"Evolutionary biology: Lost and found" Nature (2004) 428: 703-704

"Reduce your pelvis in 10,000 years or less" Dev. Cell (2004) 6: 613-614

"Towards a spineless stickleback" Heredity (2004) 93: 239-240

"Morphological diversity: Taking the spine out of three-spine stickleback" Curr Biol (2004) 14: R422-R424

"Evolutionary biology - Changing a fish's bony armor in the wink of a gene" Science (2004) 304: 1736+

"BMP signaling maintains healthy joint cartilage" PLoS Biol (2004) 2: e395

"News and Views: Joint approach" Nature (2004) 431: 921

"Of Joints and Genes" HHMI Bulletin (June 2003)

"Big genes are back" The Scientist (2002) 16: 24-25

"A genetic attack on the defense complex" BioEssays (2002) 24: 487-489

"Evolution: sticklebacks finally get a map" Nature Genetics (2002) 3: 84

"The ank gene story" Arthritis Research (2001) 3: 77-79

"A gene for smooth running joints?" Science (2000) 289: 225-226

"Natural tartar control for joints?" Science (2000) 289: 213

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