Wisconsin Scientists Find Portal To Show Animals Evolve
The bachelor fruit fly is in a race against time to mate and pass along its genes.

Study Suggests Humans Can Speed Evolution
Study suggests that humans may have sped up the evolutionary clock for one species of fish.

Mouse study suggests mammoth evolutionary change
Biologists has found evidence of dramatic evolutionary change in a span of just 150 years, suggesting genetic evolution can occur a lot faster than many had thought possible.

Trees, Vines And Nets -- Microbial Evolution Changes Its Face
EBI researchers have changed our view of 4 billion years of microbial evolution.

Experimental Evolution of Yeast in the Lab May Illuminate Early Events in Speciation
By experimentally promoting rapid, small-scale evolution within a lab population of yeast, researchers have shed light on the kinds of genetic changes that may underlie the emergence of new species.

Subspecies comparison of the Genus: Corucia
This is the most detailed description of the two subspecies of Corucia zebrata (underlined), the monkey tailed skink, including new information not previously submitted. Previously, this information has been cryptic, at best.

Diversification
About the evolution in Islands and in the mainland

The Context of Human Genetic Evolution
The debate on modern human origins has often focused on the relationship between genes and fossils.

Promiscuity May Be Key Factor In Immune System Evolution, Study Suggests
A new study indicates that evolution of the immune system may be directly linked to the sexual activity of a species.

The First Laugh: New Study Posits Evolutionary Origins Of Two Distinct Types Of Laughter
In an important new study from the forthcoming Quarterly Review of Biology, biologists from Binghamton University explore the evolution of two distinct types of laughter -- laughter which is stimulus-driven and laughter which is self-generated and strateg

Sex, cleaner of genomes
The finding supports a hypothesis that sex is an evolutionary housekeeper that adeptly reorders genes and efficiently removes deleterious gene mutations. The study also suggests sexual reproduction maintains its own existence by punishing, in a sense, ind