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By gregladen on April 2, 2010.

This Month's Wikio Rankings of Top Science Blogs is as follows:

1 Wired Science - Wired Blog
2 Watts Up With That?
3 Climate Progress
4 RealClimate
5 Bad Astronomy
6 Climate Audit
7 Next Generation Science
8 Respectful Insolence
9 Dispatches from the Culture Wars
10 The Frontal Cortex
11 Deltoid
12 FuturePundit
13 Gene Expression
14 Uncertain Principles
15 BPS Research Digest
16 Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)
17 A Blog Around The Clock
18 Greg Laden's Blog
19 TierneyLab - New York Times blog
20 Stoat

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