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Ellie Kincaid • February 14, 2016
How sexual selection turns birds of paradise into dancers
Ellie Kincaid • January 23, 2016
How scientists are tracing a virus back in time
Ellie Kincaid • January 17, 2016
Humans are creating new species as well as killing them off, but don’t be too quick to celebrate
Ellie Kincaid • January 7, 2016
For howler monkeys, an evolutionary surprise: Males with fiercer calls have smaller testicles
Knvul Sheikh • November 3, 2015
Patricia Wright has a passion for these endangered primates, and spent the last three decades studying them
Katherine Ellen Foley • August 21, 2015
The blurred lines between reptiles, dinosaurs and birds
Katherine Ellen Foley • July 30, 2015
Scientists are tackling this all-consuming emotion
Lydia Chain • June 22, 2015
What sweats milk, navigates with electricity, and poisons romantic rivals?
Steph Yin • January 14, 2015
Understanding how swamp sparrows use context in their songs could shed light on the evolution of human language
Katherine Ellen Foley • January 7, 2015
Scientists continue to debate whether experiments can show that our primate ancestors evolved fairness, or if cooperation is uniquely human
Shannon Hall • October 4, 2014
A new study looks at survival of the fittest in an increasingly warm world
Rebecca Cudmore • August 12, 2014
If you can’t beat ‘em, find a buddy and follow him
Chelsea Harvey • August 4, 2014
Air-breathing fish do exist — and they use a remarkable respiratory system to survive on land
Jillian Rose Lim • February 17, 2014
Biologist John Long’s robots mimic extinct fish to study evolution
Manasi Vaidya • December 9, 2013
A new book proposes that cultural changes in the last few centuries have propogated non-infectious diseases that our ancestors didn't face