Tag: evolutionary biology
Primate Stress Relief: Sex as Social Glue in Apes
New research reveals that non-reproductive sexual behavior among apes plays a critical role in alleviating stress and resolving conflicts, shedding light on the evolutionary roots of our own social bonds.
Your Dog’s Sleep Reveals Its Untamed Side
New research into canine sleep patterns uncovers surprising insights into how our furry friends maintain a connection with their wild ancestors, even as they adapt to our daily routines.
From Gills to Hearing: The Evolutionary Journey of the Human Ear
Scientists unveil how gill structures of ancient fish paved the way for the evolution of the human ear, revealing stunning insights into its origins and construction.
Genetic Secrets of Walnut Trees Reveal a 40-Million-Year Evolutionary Mechanism
New research uncovers the genetic basis behind alternating male and female flowering in walnut trees, highlighting parallels with sex determination in animals.