Research Articles
The Lizard Genetic Time Machine: How Mitochondrial Gene Rearrangements Rewrite Evolutionary History
Discover how mitochondrial gene rearrangements in acrodont lizards provide insights into evolutionary history, biogeography, and molecular biology.
The Mating Game: How Sexual Selection Shapes the Animal Kingdom
Explore how sexual selection drives evolution beyond survival, creating spectacular animal traits and shaping physiological adaptations.
Tumors as Evolutionary Engines: The Surprising Theory of Carcino-Evo-Devo
Exploring the revolutionary theory that hereditary tumors have served as evolutionary innovation engines throughout the history of multicellular life.
How Paleo-Robots Are Rewriting Prehistory
Discover how paleo-inspired robotics is revolutionizing our understanding of evolutionary history through robotic recreations of extinct species.
Southern Seals: How a New Zealand Discovery Rewrote Evolutionary History
Discover how a 3-million-year-old fossil found in New Zealand has fundamentally rewritten the evolutionary history of true seals, challenging decades of scientific consensus.
How a Tiny Australian Bird Revealed a Massive Genetic Surprise
Discover how genomic research on the Eastern Yellow Robin uncovered neo-sex chromosomes, challenging our understanding of avian evolution and speciation.
A Natural Brain for Intelligent Design: How Evolution is Shaping the Next Generation of AI
Explore how evolutionary principles are revolutionizing artificial intelligence design through natural computing paradigms and evolutionary neural architecture search.
Gautam Dey: Decoding the Ancient Secrets of the Cell's Control Center
Explore the groundbreaking research of cell scientist Gautam Dey as he unravels the evolutionary mysteries of the cell nucleus using revolutionary expansion microscopy techniques.
Syntax of Action: How Darwinian Thinking Bridges Language and the Brain
Exploring how Darwinian evolution connects syntax and action planning through shared neural mechanisms and cognitive structures.
The Biology of Morality: How Sociobiology Bridges Genes, Behavior, and Ethics
Explore how sociobiology connects evolutionary biology with human ethics, challenging traditional views of morality and sparking scientific controversy.