To add to the post a few days back, I just found this full page of Darwin resources at Nature Magazine. You'll need a subscription to read most of them, but there is a free a 15-point evolution cheat sheet you can print and keep in your purse (or, I guess, download to your PDA) for when your creationist friends gang up on you. And you can scroll down for a slideshow on the evolution of the eye.
(Everyone's working their way through the nifty Scientific American issue on The Evolution of Evolution, by the way.)
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Thank you so much for this! We have been sucked into doing more and more about Darwin in the last week and I can see we are going to continue on that way. It is so inspiring to see how much biology Darwin got done without all the gadgets of today - especially for home educators!
I might even get around to reading 'On the Origin of Species' finally.
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