Evolution & genetics raps

Discover the call for evolution genetics raps! Are there freestylin' thugs lurking in the evolution community?

Written byRazib Khan
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I'm calling out for evolution & genetics raps on my other weblog. A few players have represented, but not nearly enough. I mean, if the Assemblies of God could produce Scott Stapp, surely the evolution & genetics community has some freestylin' thugs lurking in the shadows?

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