Could Evolution Not Be Random?
The concept of evolution, which ignited widespread debate when Charles Darwin published his book “On the Origin of Species” in 1859, stands
The concept of evolution, which ignited widespread debate when Charles Darwin published his book “On the Origin of Species” in 1859, stands
The origin of humanity continues to be one of the hottest topics of debate in palaeoanthropology. Although the view that our roots
British environmental scientist, James E. Lovelock, known as the father of Gaia Hypothesis, passed away on his 103rd birthday on July 26,
Scientists are one step closer to solving the mystery of substances called sporopollenins. As one of the most inert substances known, sporopollenin
The egg is thought to belong to a toothless theropod dinosaur, or an “oviraptorosaur” –meaning, egg-stealing lizard. These creatures are thought to
The elephant population in Gorongosa National Park is thought to have declined by 90% due to illegal hunting to cover the economic
Researchers recently discovered that Triantha occidentalis, a herbaceous plant commonly seen on the west coast of North America, was in fact carnivorous.
Mongooses (Lat. Herpestidae) are a small family of carnivorous mammals distributed in Southern Europe, Africa and Asia, generally living in colonies. All
In 2018, a farmer living in the Harbin region of China knocked on the door of palaeontologist Qiang Ji of Hebei GEO
Whether our ancestors who lived before us possessed the capability for speech and language, or a complex communication system, has long been