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Despite years of fighting and ever-more-solidified scientific evidence, creationists are still gaining ground, or at least holding their own in the fight over science education. Are you tired of the incessant debate about evolution taking attention from massive issues like climate change? Think you and you alone can depict the process in a way that will change everyone's mind? Then enter DISCOVER's "Evolution in Two Minutes or Less" video contest and find out. Entries must be no longer than 120 seconds, and must be submitted by noon EDT, June 1, 2009. The winner will be chosen by none other than evolution champion and celebrity (in the science realm, at least) guest judge PZ Myers. So turn on your Flip cams and start evolving! For the complete contest rules and terms, click here. Image: iStockPhoto

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