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Tree of Life Web Project
April 7, 2005
I am enjoying some new learning experiences at the Tree of Life Web Project. The whole phylogenetic Tree of Life structure can be downloaded and now there is software for contributors. The Tree of Life project is a collaboration of biologists from all over the world and is an effective and compelling illustration of the genetic interconnectedness of all life on earth.
A little while ago, I visited a vivid tutorial illustration of perspective and scale and the nested realms of worlds within worlds, everywhere in the ordinary. This website is a great meditation and conciousness shifting tool.
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