I’m putting this bit of human biogeography under the “species coming and going” category:<\/p>\n
Greenland DNA could hold key to migration mysteries: researchers<\/a> from PhysOrg.com<\/a> This is a very large change in diet over a very short period of time. I call Macro Evolution!<\/em><\/p>\n Study links success of invasive Argentine ants to diet shifts<\/a> from PhysOrg.com<\/a> I’m putting this bit of human biogeography under the “species coming and going” category: Greenland DNA could hold key to migration mysteries: researchers from PhysOrg.com Danish researchers are to sieve through human and skeletal remains on Greenland in a quest to explain an enduring enigma over the island’s settlement over thousands of years, one of … Continue reading Science News: Ancient Climate Change and Modern Macroevolution<\/span>
Danish researchers are to sieve through human and skeletal remains on Greenland in a quest to explain an enduring enigma over the island’s settlement over thousands of years, one of the scientists said Tuesday.[…<\/a>]<\/p>\n
The ability of Argentine ants to change from carnivorous insect eaters to plant sap-loving creatures has helped these invasive social insects rapidly spread throughout coastal California, according to a new study, displacing many native insects and creating ant infestations familiar to most coastal residents.[…<\/a>]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"