In a post-apocalyptic future, what would happen to life if we humans disappeared? Luc Bussiere , University of Stirling After all, the human species is likely to be...

We travel to the brain of those who risk the most exciting adventures, from the origin of man to the stratosphere For many,...

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Over the course of six million years of human evolution, the size of the brain increased by 300 percent. Was meat consumption the...

Evolutionary biologist Gil Rosenthal has reviewed the study of mate choice from Darwin to the present day. Today we know that it goes far beyond the 'taste for beauty' to which the British referred and that it is shaped by the sociocultural context. The great scientist was a victim of his misogyny, his prudishness and Victorian modesty, he explains in an article published in Science.