Research Articles
The Prosocial Primate: Unlocking the Evolutionary Secrets of Benevolence
Discover how primate research reveals the evolutionary roots of human kindness and cooperation
Does Darwinism Survive? The Evolution of Darwin's Theory in Modern Biology
Exploring how Darwin's theory of evolution has transformed and enriched modern biology over 150 years after The Origin of Species.
Island Frogs: Unraveling the Evolutionary Secrets of Trinidad and Tobago's Unique Pristimantis Frogs
Discover the fascinating genetic connections between Trinidad and Tobago's endemic Pristimantis frogs and their Venezuelan relatives through cutting-edge evolutionary research.
Nine Things to Know About Mathematical Modeling in Ecology and Evolution
Explore the essential concepts of mathematical modeling in ecology and evolution, from model types to real-world applications like antibiotic resistance.
Beyond the Binary: Rethinking Sex Roles in Nature
Exploring how recent biological research is challenging traditional assumptions about sex roles in the animal kingdom and revealing nature's complex reproductive behaviors.
The Domain of the Replicators: From Selfish Genes to Cultural Evolution
Explore the fundamental concept of replicators in evolution, from genes to cultural memes, and discover how they shape biological and cultural change.
The Invisible Hand of Evolution: How Sociobiology and Bioeconomics Explain Our World
Exploring how evolutionary principles from sociobiology and bioeconomics explain human economic behavior and biological systems.
The Perils of the Industrial Gene: How "Beanbag Genetics" Simplifies Life's Complexity
Exploring how the oversimplified 'beanbag genetics' model impacts modern genetic engineering and the complex reality of genetic networks.
Embryos & Evolution: The Truth About Darwin, Haeckel, and the Controversy That Won't Die
Explore the controversial history of Haeckel's embryo drawings, Darwin's actual views on embryology, and modern evolutionary developmental biology.
Finding Answers in the Dark: Caves as Nature's Evolutionary Laboratories
Discover how caves serve as natural laboratories for studying evolution, biodiversity, and ecological processes in extreme environments.