How Human Activity Transformed Mosquito Evolution: The Aedes aegypti Story
Climate and human changes 6,000 years ago made Aedes aegypti mosquitoes specialize in humans, leading to global disease spread and ongoing evolution.
Unveiling Doggerland: Europe’s Sunken Prehistoric World and Its Ancient Inhabitants
Doggerland, a rich prehistoric paradise in the North Sea, was home to ancient humans before submerging due to rising seas and a megatsunami.
Ants and Angiosperms: Key to Global Domination?
Ants’ evolutionary success tied to flowering plants’ rise, transforming them from rare predators to dominant global species.
Earth’s Fire Phenomenon: Unique Role in Life, Evolution, and Ecosystems
Earth, unique in hosting fire, owes this to life’s evolution, oxygenation, and diverse ecosystems shaped by fire’s transformative power.
Uncovering History: The Journey to Our Oldest Clothing Finds
Oldest clothes found date back 5,500 years; lice DNA suggests earlier use; ongoing research uncovers ancient textiles, tools, and Neanderthal clothing practices.