Research Articles
The Modular Body: How Fish Fins Reveal Evolution's Building Blocks
Exploring the evolutionary modularity of fish fins and how genetic research reveals nature's building blocks through 500 million years of development.
Navigating Nature's Obstacle Course: The Science of Evolutionary Accessibility
Explore how evolutionary accessibility in fitness landscapes reveals nature's creative potential through groundbreaking research on genotype spaces and mutation pathways.
Barking Up the Wrong Darwin: Creationist Appropriation of Evolutionary Theory
An examination of how creationist movements have appropriated elements of evolutionary theory to argue against the science from which they borrow.
Evolution in Action: What Antibiotic Resistance Teaches Us
Explore how educational animations about antibiotic resistance help upper secondary students understand evolution through real-time examples of microbial adaptation.
The Evolutionary Triad: The Three-Part Recipe for Nature's Innovation
Explore the three fundamental forces of evolution - variation, selection, and cooperation - that drive innovation in nature from enzymes to ecosystems.
EvoS: Completing the Evolutionary Synthesis in Higher Education
Exploring the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis and its integration into higher education through the EvoS program.
The Evolved Mind: How Natural Selection Shaped Human Logic
Exploring the deep connection between evolution and logical thought, presenting evidence that logic is an evolved biological adaptation
The Unseen Race: How Evolution Shapes Your Daily Life
Discover how evolution is not just a historical process but an ongoing force shaping our daily lives, from antibiotic resistance to urban adaptation.
Evolution in the Classroom: Why Teaching Our Branching Family Tree Matters
An engaging exploration of evolutionary theory for high school biology teachers, covering key concepts, landmark studies, and practical teaching tools.
Why Human Evolution Should Be Essential Learning for Every Health Professional
Discover why understanding human evolution is crucial for medicine and psychology students to diagnose, treat, and prevent modern diseases.