evolution theory

Living fossils are living things with an ancient lineage and have changed little or nothing in tens or hundreds of millions of years, and among them, triops are the oldest species.

Since time immemorial, human beings have always felt a great curiosity to know how our origins as a species were.

The Canadian anthropologist Gregory Forth has published a book that collects the testimony of the native inhabitants of the island of Flores, who point out that the small hominid 'Homo floresiensis', which inhabited the island many thousands of years ago, is still hidden in its lush forests.

Scientists find a 3.75 billion year old rock containing evidence of ancient microbes.

A study has revealed how the climate influenced the migration of Neanderthals and 'Homo sapiens'.

What do sea anemones have in common with us humans? Look what they have discovered.

In the Cambrian period we can find the origin of the great groups of animals. It was a time of unprecedented diversity explosion.

Some people more than others, but we all like to experiment with new experiences when it comes to sex. Biological evolution is not exempt from this curiosity.