Other animals are much more judicious ... Through open-ended cultural evolution, human beings produce open-endedness in ...

Other cells in our eyes ... They are just one of an enormous variety of eyes owned by molluscs - animals such as slugs, snails, oysters and octopuses - which demonstrate different steps in eye ...

Despite the increasingly clear picture of the evolution of birds from theropod ... and there is scant evidence to support a link to any of the other animals that have been suggested as possible ...

Here are some of the most compelling and intriguing examples of when humans changed the evolution of animals ... in hunting and protection from other predators. Unlike dogs, which were actively ...

Other animals are much more judicious ... Through open-ended cultural evolution, human beings produce open-endedness in culture. In this respect, our species is unparalleled. Researchers have not yet ...

All animal evolution for the last half billion years ... likely not have included a humanlike creature. Morris, on the other hand, contends that the environment of our planet would have created ...

Although almost certainly still encased in fleshy lobes, appendages could have helped support or even propel the animal in shallow water or mud flats. If so, it changes our view of the evolution ...

Charles Darwin with his theory of evolution was one of the first ... their species’ preferences (e.g., some animals forage, while others hunt). Other animal behaviors include migrating to ...

Other benefits of group-living may include ... Genetic structure clearly influences the evolution of animal sociality. But do genes themselves influence an individual’s altruistic behavior?

Complex neural circuits likely arose independently in birds and mammals, suggesting that vertebrates evolved intelligence ...