Research Articles
How Nature Creates New Species: The Powerful Role of Ecology in Evolution
Explore how ecological speciation drives biodiversity through environmental adaptation and reproductive isolation in various habitats.
Where Bat Chromosomes Collide: Unraveling an Evolutionary Mystery
Exploring the chromosomal contact zone in Peters' tent-making bats where three distinct chromosomal races meet in Honduras, providing insights into evolutionary processes.
Chimpanzee Beats: How Primate Rhythms Are Redefining the Roots of Human Music
Discover how chimpanzee drumming behaviors challenge our understanding of human musical uniqueness and reveal the evolutionary origins of rhythm.
Sexual Discrimination at Work: What Clam Shrimps Teach Us About Evolution
Discover how spinicaudatan clam shrimps are revealing profound secrets about the evolution of sexual systems in the animal kingdom.
Unlocking Nature's Secret Code: The Hunt for Adaptive Genetic Variation
How the raw material of evolution hides in plain sight, allowing species to survive and thrive against all odds.
Sociobiology: A New Paradigm for the Behavioral Sciences?
Exploring sociobiology as a revolutionary framework for understanding social behavior through evolutionary principles.
The Hidden Kingdom: How Fungi Shaped Our World and Why Their History Matters
Explore the fascinating history of fungi and mycology, from Earth's early ecosystems to groundbreaking modern research revealing fungi's crucial role in shaping life.
The Genes That Build Barriers: Unraveling the DNA of Speciation
Explore the fascinating world of speciation genes - the fundamental architects of biological diversity that forever divide one species into two.
The Biological Roots of Political Conflict: Are We Hardwired to Disagree?
Exploring the evolutionary origins of political differences through biology, genetics, and neuroscience.
The Case of the Missing Genetic Cluster: How Sharks Are Rewriting Evolutionary Biology
Discover how sharks missing Hox gene clusters are challenging fundamental assumptions in evolutionary biology and genetics.