Key to survival for world’s most bizarre fish
What may be the last habitat of one of the world’s most bizarre fish has been highlighted by a researcher at the University of St Andrews.
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Ghosts in the genomes
Ghosts in the genomes
Biologist named ‘outstanding’
St Andrews researcher honoured by leading body.
Evolution of the evolutionary mind
Human mind is not a relic of the Stone Age.
The changing Facebook of genetics
Social networks shaping our genetic profiles.
The worm that turned evolutionary key
Keelworm provides genetic link with man's ancient ancestor
Genesis since Charles Darwin
Keynote lecture to be delivered as part of major conference.
Darwin 200 in St Andrews
Remarkable connections between the University of St Andrews and Charles Darwin will be made public.
Ancient ancestor gives insight into evolution
Genome sequence of marine animal provides clues to the past.
Mind – the gap?
How have human attitudes to animals changed over recent decades? Are our human abilities and instincts so very different from those of other animals? University primatologist Professor Andrew Whiten took part in a recent public debate in London which addressed what, if anything, really distinguishes human beings from their fellow creatures.