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in December, Nathaniel Abraham, a former postdoc researcher at the
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and a Christian biologist,
sued the institute in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, saying he was fired because he believes in creationism rather than evolution. The lawsuit has now
been thrown out since Abraham didn't file his complaint within the time limit required by the law.
According to the National Center for Science Education, Woods Hole 's lawyers moved for a dismissal on this basis, but were ready to defend the institution by arguing that accepting well-established principles of developmental biology, including evolution, is implicitly a requirement of employment at the research center
. —Heather Wax
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