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Evolution

Artist reconstruction of Musankwa sanyatiensis, walking in Triassic shallow waters past a metoposaur.

New Dinosaur Species Discovered on the Shores of Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe

Copulating bedbugs

New findings on fertility: Sperm can adapt to sexually transmitted microbes

Vapourer moth caterpillar being measured with the laser Doppler vibrometer

Caterpillars can detect their predators by the static electricity they emit

Probiscus monkey family

Proboscis Monkeys’ Large Noses Attract the Ladies

baby chick

Male Chicks Play More Than Females, Hinting at Evolutionary Benefits of Play

a sugar glider soaring through the air, with its patagium fully extended

Unlocking the Secrets of Flying Mammals: How Evolution Shaped the Patagium

The updated bird family tree, published in Nature, delineating 93 million years of evolutionary relationships between 363 bird species.

Computational tools fuel reconstruction of new and improved bird family tree

colorful bar chart

Music: Song lyrics have become simpler and more repetitive since 1980

Killuragh Cave, County Limerick, Ireland.

Unearthing Ancient Dental Secrets: How Our Ancestors’ Mouths Differed from Our Own

A dwarf species of rock-wallaby, the nabarlek. Image: Ian Morris Small Aussie mammal's bite 'packs a punch'

Tiny Wallabies Pack a Powerful Bite

The alligator gar, and other gar species, are “living fossils” that it shows little species diversity or physical differences from ancestors that lived tens of millions of years ago. (Photo by Solomon David)

How ‘Living Fossils’ Like Gars Persist Over Millions of Years

Top and left images are adult sea lampreys. On the right is a fluorescence microscopy image of a developing sea lamprey embryo.

An awkward family reunion: Sea monsters are our cousins

Rendering of pleurocystitid (left) next to the soft robot they modeled after the ancient sea creature.

How ancient sea creatures can inform soft robotics

fossil tree

Rare 3D fossils show that some early trees had forms unlike any you’ve ever seen

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