Evolution
- Blood Is A Terrible Food Source- Yet Vampire Bats Thrive On It. Here's Why.
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good. And it can be beneficial. They call it the "hologenome"- the genes of the host plus all its ...
Article - News Staff - Oct 8 2019 - 10:15pm
- Syllipsimopodi Bideni: An Octopus With 10 Arms Pushes Back The Age Of Vampyropoda By Nearly 82 Million Years
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the idea that all cephalopods ancestrally possessed 10 arms.” Two of the cephalopod’s arms appear to ...
Article - News Staff - Mar 9 2022 - 12:33pm
- The Math Of Biology And LUCA's Leaky Membrane
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its surroundings, most likely vents deep on the ocean floor, whilst holding in all the other ...
Article - News Staff - Aug 12 2014 - 3:00pm
- Where Does Everything Come From? The Life And Death Of Stars
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If you decided that idea #4 is the gem, you got it right. It is now the scientific consensus that all ...
Article - Dave Deamer - Apr 9 2009 - 12:05pm
- Climate Change Means Tree Of Life Will Get Slimmer
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much as 36% of all known species were in risk of disappearing, with the rate of species loss now ...
Article - Catarina Amorim - Feb 26 2011 - 9:17pm
- If Dinosaurs Hadn't Gone Extinct: The Evolution Of Dinosauroids
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had it all covered. Dinosaurs could have comfortably colonised many environments, from polar ...
Article - Sarda Sahney - Apr 3 2007 - 1:22pm
- Did Apes Develop Orange Skin To Look Sexier?
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all the primate species under study to test hypotheses about the order in which the traits of red ...
Article - News Staff - May 27 2007 - 11:25pm
- Is The Trichoplax Genome A 'Rosetta Stone' For Understanding Evolution?
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like the most primitive organisms. However, size is not all that matters. DNA sequences that organisms ...
Article - News Staff - Sep 3 2008 - 4:38pm
- How genes blind us with love (and other stories)
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which are constant, present in all human societies and that make us act the way we do: love, ambition, ...
Blog Post - Emmanuelle Savigny - Aug 16 2010 - 2:15pm
- Mitochondrial Genes Move To The Nucleus-- But It's Not For The Sex
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plants that show evidence of mitochondrial-nuclear transfer. In all, the scientists collected data from ...
Article - News Staff - Mar 22 2007 - 10:50pm
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