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Natural Historian is a father of five, professor of biology, follower of reformed theology, interested in the philosophy and history of science and the origins debate among evangelicals View all posts by R. Joel Duff

December 15, 2012

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NH Notes: Snapshot of a Chaotic Tumbler – Asteroid Toutatis

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