Explore Evolutionary Biology with Opera Widgets

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For those interested in Evolutionary Biology, you may find this interesting.

If you use the Opera browser, you may know about their downloadable widgets. (They had a programming competition recently and lots more were added.) The widgets are simple app's, usually very small in size.

This http://widgets.opera.com/widget/27152/" is a great little demo of evolution and is fascinating to watch. Sometime when you run it, all the species die out. Other times it goes on for hours, with each generation exhibiting interesting changes.

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not really a simulation, but a detailed, interactive description of some of the molecular processes:

http://www.johnkyrk.com/
 

What is "Explore Evolutionary Biology with Opera Widgets"?

"Explore Evolutionary Biology with Opera Widgets" is a web-based educational tool that utilizes Opera Widgets to teach users about various concepts in evolutionary biology. It is designed to make learning about evolution interactive and engaging.

How does "Explore Evolutionary Biology with Opera Widgets" work?

The tool uses Opera Widgets, which are small applications that run on the Opera web browser, to present information and interactive activities related to evolutionary biology. Users can access the widgets through their web browser and explore various topics in evolutionary biology at their own pace.

Who is "Explore Evolutionary Biology with Opera Widgets" designed for?

This tool is designed for anyone interested in learning about evolutionary biology. It can be used by students, educators, and anyone who wants to expand their knowledge on the subject. It is suitable for all ages and educational backgrounds.

What topics are covered in "Explore Evolutionary Biology with Opera Widgets"?

The tool covers a wide range of topics in evolutionary biology, including natural selection, adaptation, speciation, and common misconceptions about evolution. There are also widgets that explore specific examples of evolution, such as the evolution of birds and the human evolution.

Is "Explore Evolutionary Biology with Opera Widgets" scientifically accurate?

Yes, the information presented in this tool is based on current scientific research and is regularly reviewed and updated by experts in the field of evolutionary biology. The goal is to provide accurate and up-to-date information to users in an accessible and engaging format.

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