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Understanding the formation of fossils in nature (2)
As in the previous section, we were able to know briefly about fossils. How fossils are created and some of the most basic fossils.
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Why don't all primates evolve into humans?
Prior to the widely accepted hypothesis that humans now originate from ancient gibbons.
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The evolutionary origin of intelligence
The source of intelligence and mental illness is related to ancient genetic accidents.
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6 finger hand is a disaster?
The hands are 'wonderful gifts' of evolution for human beings. They can do everything, from needlework to logging. However, evolutionary biologists still do not really u…
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Economic recession, easy manly men
According to evolutionary theory, women tend to choose masculine and athletic men as partners. However, according to new research by Dr. Fay Julal and colleagues at Sout…
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'Dizziness' with the number of children of kings
Laura Betzig, an evolutionary anthropologist from Michigan, discovered that ancient kings such as Genghis Khan, Rameses the Great and the Yangdi Emperor of the 6th centu…
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Why are people afraid of red?
Red may represent danger, temperature and anger. One study also found that Olympic athletes wearing red uniforms were more successful in antagonistic matches, meaning th…
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Why women are afraid of spiders?
American scientists have recently discovered that women fear these animals because of the evolutionary decision.
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Crying closer together
Oren Hasson, a biologist on evolutionary theory, presents evidence that tears have emotional benefits and are capable of making interpersonal relationships durable. more…
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Sticklebacks have different genes but have the same evolutionary expression
Research shows that when two species of sticklebacks evolved, lost pelvis and body protection, these changes were caused by different genes in each species.
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Protozoan changes the way of looking at evolution
On the diving area of the Bahamas, Mikhail V. Matz of the University of Texas, Austin and some colleagues are looking for big, glowing eyes to adapt to the dark.
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Prototype with 'positioning controller'
A group of scientists have studied the protein sequence on living organisms like highly adaptive machines, capable of regulating the organism's own evolution.
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Simple eyes consist of only two cells that lead the floating animal to the light
Researchers have figured out how the first evolutionary eyes work and how they guide the marine life to light.
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Big brains don't mean smarter
A new study conducted by British scientists based on the evolutionary roots of the brain has suggested that a big brain doesn't make you smarter.
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Animals learn but smarter are not necessarily better (Part 1)
'Why are people so smart?' - this is a question that always appeals to scientists and evolutionary biologist Tadeusz Kawecki of the University of Friborg.