Research Articles
Rethinking Nature's Balance: Why Evolution and Ecology Point to a World in Constant Flux
New research reveals that the traditional view of ecosystems as self-correcting machines trending toward stable balance is an illusion—the real world is far more dynamic and interesting.
The Double Life of Viruses: How Destruction and Cooperation Drive Viral Evolution
Explore the dual nature of viruses as both threats and essential evolutionary partners through their long-term evolution and persistence strategies.
Unraveling Evolutionary Mysteries: How Markov Tree Mixtures Are Rewriting Life's History
Explore how Markov tree mixtures are revolutionizing evolutionary biology and transforming our understanding of life's history through advanced computational methods.
Genes from Scratch: The Evolutionary Magic of De Novo Gene Birth
Explore the fascinating discovery of de novo gene birth - how new genes emerge from non-coding DNA and revolutionize our understanding of evolution.
The Blind Watchmaker and the Origin of SARS-CoV-2: Unraveling the Mystery of the Pandemic Virus
Exploring the scientific evidence for the natural origin of SARS-CoV-2 through the lens of evolutionary biology and the Blind Watchmaker concept.
Seeing Through Birds' Eyes: The Genetic Toolbox Decoding Avian Vision Evolution
Discover how a novel exome probe set is revolutionizing our understanding of avian vision evolution by efficiently capturing phototransduction genes across bird species.
The Genomic Revolution Unleashed: How MADS-Box Genes Shape Life from Flowers to Medicine
Exploring how MADS-box genes govern processes from flower formation to human metabolic diseases, and their potential applications in medicine and agriculture.