Latest in Evolution

• 60-Second Science

  Plant Thorns Increase When Defense Needed

  In areas with few herbivores, acacia plants don't bother to churn out many of the off-putting thorns. Cynthia Graber reports.
  
   

  October 17, 2014 |

• Reuters

  EPA Approves Dow's Enlist Herbicide for GMOs

  October 15, 2014 |

• Reuters

  Failure to Protect Wolverine Prompts Lawsuit

  October 14, 2014 |

• News

  Where Does Ebola Hide?

  October 14, 2014 |

• Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 4

  Book Review: Arrival of the Fittest

  October 12, 2014 |

• Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 4

  Not-So-Intelligent Design: Evolution’s Worst Ideas

  October 11, 2014 |

• Tetrapod Zoology

  Skinks skinks skinks (part I)

  October 10, 2014 |

• News

  Plant Biology Informs the Origins of the Stradivarius

  October 10, 2014 |

• Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 4

  Book Review: WTF, Evolution?!

  October 10, 2014 |

• Extinction Countdown

  Poison Dart Frog Threatened by Toxic Gold Mines

  October 9, 2014 |

• Beautiful Minds

  Is Kindness Physically Attractive?

  October 9, 2014 |

• Reuters

  Highways Fragment Southern California Mountain Lion Gene Pool

  October 8, 2014 |

• Observations

  Ancient Indonesian Cave Paintings Force Rethink of Art’s Origin

  October 8, 2014 |

• Octopus Chronicles

  Party with These 8 Famous Octopuses to Celebrate Octopus Awareness Day!

  October 8, 2014 |

• Reuters

  New York Court to Weigh Legal Rights of Chimps

  October 7, 2014 |