History
Discovery of the evolutionary history of flowering plants
Newly published research on genomic data from 9,506 species, as well as examining 200 fossils, provides the deepest insight to date into the evolutionary history of flow…
Evolutionary
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Archeology
Find out where Homo sapiens mixed blood from different species
A very special land in the Middle East witnessed a particularly important turning point in the migration and evolutionary history of our species Homo sapiens.
Science story
The 25 most important events in the history of the formation of the Earth
In this part 2 we will continue to follow the evolutionary history from 375 million years ago.
Animal world
Discharging 600 volts of electricity, the eel species confused the father of the theory of evolution
The electric eel hides an evolutionary mystery that Charles Darwin also couldn't explain.
Archeology
7 million-year-old human remains bring evolutionary breakthrough, can rewrite history
The remains of Sahelanthropus tchadensis, a creature of the Human subfamily but thought to be more chimpanzee-like, has suddenly revealed a groundbreaking detail.
Animal world
Reversing evolution, science was able to help snakes 'grow more legs'
Allen Pan tried to reverse evolutionary history by helping snakes 'grow' four more legs to move.
Biology
New DNA technology makes us 'redraw' the evolutionary tree
If you find yourself physically different from your blood relatives, you must have felt isolated from your family in some way.
Biology
Among the termites, there is a genus that has been adventuring at sea for millions of years
Termites are still closely related to cockroaches, although diverging on the evolutionary tree about 150 million years ago. Growing on a separate branch, termites are us…
Biology
Infected with a zombie virus, the worms climb to the top of the tree to dance, inviting the birds to eat them
In a subtle evolutionary mechanism, this virus has taken control of the host's brain and caused it to behave in spite of its life.
Biology
Why did tyrannosaurs have two very small forelimbs?
New research suggests that the T-rex's short arms were an evolutionary way to reduce their risk of injury when hunting.
Flu epidemic
Science explains the 'extreme' evolutionary rate of the SARS-CoV-2 mutation
According to scientists, part of the success of this virus strain is its constant self-renewal, which is reflected in the rate of reproduction of a series of new variant…
Archeology
Giant 17-meter-long sea monster reveals the secret of 'miracle evolution'
An unbelievably large early dinosaur sea monster has revealed evolutionary secrets.
Archeology
Find the woman who has half-transformed between human and ape
The evolutionary breakthrough that sets humans apart from other apes has been found in the body of Issa, a 2 million-year-old woman.
Biology
What happens if one day all the viruses disappear?
The disappearance of the virus will affect the evolutionary potential of all life on the planet, including humans. Without viruses, life and planets as we know them will…
Biology
Plants have the ability to camouflage scents for survival
The plants in tropical forests have the ability to hide scents to avoid being detected and eaten by insects.