Natural Science Forum / Biology / Evolution / February 2010

I am not really happy with the way human teeth has evolved..Tooth
decay is such a widespread problem and I am no exception. Maybe it is
because we are eating a lot of stuff which we are not supposed to eat.
But was it possible for the teeth to evolve in such a way that it is

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I am interested in discussing the possibility of human speciation in
this group or making contact with anybody for more detailed
discussion. I have drafted a book "A Species in the Making" in which I
argue that the possibility of the human species dividing, hitherto

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The Scientist: Supernormal Stimuli - The Scientist - Magazine of the
Life Sciences http://www.the-scientist.com/news/display/57144/#ixzz0g1xhsgbP
"Put a mirror on the side of a beta fighting fish's aquarium and the
gaudy iridescent male will beat himself against the glass, ...

Two major problem areas.
There may be a lot of unresolved health problems involved in the daily
metabolic cycle. This post suggests some brand new ideas.
Start with the daily metabolic cycle. That sets up 2 phases.

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Evidence 'steadily mounting' for cosmic life
February 3rd, 2010 in Space & Earth / Space Exploration
Evidence is 'steadily mounting' that life on Earth began elsewhere in the
Universe and was brought here by comets, according to a new paper by

Link between right handedness , tool making, and speech.
This is speculation fun.
Nicholas Toth has found that the earliest hominid toolmakers from
about 2 million years ago, were predominantly right-handed. Apes are

Richard Leakey in his book "The Origin of Humankind" says, "I suggest
that the major adaptation in the evolutionary package of early Homo
was significant meat eating.... Moreover, the new subsistence strategy
of obtaining not just plant foods but meat as well probably demanded

hi all, i just joined this group. i have very little knowledge of
biology and related fields, like evolution of biological systems etc.
i have a question if anyone can please give some thoughts upon it. we
all know that (almost) all humans have heart on left side of their