Research Articles
Evolutionary Innovation: Nature's Creative Masterstroke
Exploring how life continually reinvents itself through spectacular new traits and evolutionary innovations
The Tree of Life: How New Discoveries Are Rewriting Nature's Family History
Explore groundbreaking discoveries across the tree of life, from flowering plants to microbial dark matter, and learn how new technologies are revolutionizing evolutionary biology.
Evolution's New Frontier: From Classroom Battles to Scientific Breakthroughs
Exploring the ongoing evolution education debate and groundbreaking scientific research revealing fascinating evolutionary mechanisms.
The Molecular Genetic Footprints of Evolution: How DNA Reveals Life's History
Explore how cutting-edge genomic tools reveal evolution's molecular footprints through DNA, from fruit fly adaptations to whole-genome duplication discoveries.
The Evolutionary Voyage: How Dobzhansky's Brazilian Research Shaped Our Understanding of Life
Explore Theodosius Dobzhansky's groundbreaking evolutionary biology research in Brazil and its connection to modern Brazilian population genetics.
Man and His Future: The Next Chapter in Human Evolution
Exploring humanity's biological evolution, existential threats, and technological frontiers that will shape our future.
When Evolution Rolls the Dice: How Chance and History Shape Life's Story
Explore how chance events and historical accidents shape evolutionary paths through the lens of path dependence and historical contingency in biology.
Thermal Games: How Temperature Directs the Dance of Evolution
Exploring how temperature actively shapes evolutionary pathways and the implications for life in a warming world.
Life's Unifying Story: Why Evolution is Biology's Beating Heart
Explore why evolution is the central unifying principle in biology and how a pluralistic perspective enhances our understanding of life's diversity.
Family Ties: How New Genetic Evidence Is Untangling Our Evolutionary Tree
Explore how groundbreaking genetic research is simplifying our understanding of human evolution and challenging long-held assumptions about hybridization.