It is certainly true that there are many questions about the evolution of ocean life that scientists have yet to answer.
The research provides a poignant snapshot into the life one of the earliest known tetrapods, but raises many questions about the evolution of life history in land vertebrates.
Designed to provide insights into important questions about the evolution of the solar system, Dawn will spend more than 0.5 years in orbit about each of these bodies.
This essay begins by considering some general questions about the nature and evolution of language before considering questions about the evolution of syntax, and some of the kinds of answers that have been proposed.
We first explain how genetically informative data and designs can be used to investigate questions about the evolution of human behavior, and describe some of the findings arising from these approaches.
They constantly come across what to Western eyes look like exotic corporate species and new, unfamiliar kinds of business which raise profound questions about the evolution of companies and business models.Most emerging countries have a penchant for highly diversified conglomerates.
We focus primarily on natural populations of rodents in which ecological and genomic information can be combined to address fundamental questions about the evolution of morphological, behavioral and reproductive diversity.
The Drosophila telomeric retrotransposons are unusual transposable elements, and provide a link between telomeres and transposable elements that raises interesting questions about the evolution of both eukaryotic chromosomes and transposable elements.
We focus primarily on natural populations of mammals in which ecological, developmental and genomic information can be combined to address questions about the evolution of morphological, behavioral and reproductive diversity.
Jeremy and Nick collected skull, mandible, and body size data that will be used to answer questions about the evolution of body size in living baleen whales, as well as the biomechanics of their lunge-feeding behavior.
Acoels are likely to be the earliest lineage of animals with bilateral symmetry (bilaterians), and are therefore phylogenetically well-placed to inform questions about the evolution of regenerative mechanisms.
