The question of how difficult it is for life to emerge is interesting – not least because it can shed some light on the likelihood of finding life on other planets.
- Senior lecturer, School of Biological Sciences, University of Bristol, University of Bristol
De nouvelles recherches montrent que l'évolution des animaux implique souvent de perdre des gènes et de devenir moins complexe.
New research shows animal evolution often involves losing genes and becoming less complex.
Most animal groups adopted their shapes quickly but some kept evolving.
Most of our genes descend directly from the last common ancestor of animals.
More and more evidence shows evolution isn’t as random as often thought.
The latest research dismisses the idea that viruses form a fourth type of life.
Four organisms that show nature isn’t so easily categorised.
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