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Marcello Ruta

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Associate Professor, Life Sciences, University of Lincoln

The Cambrian explosion, about 530 million years ago, was when most of the major groups of animals first appear in the fossil record. canbedone/Shutterstock

September 5, 2023

It’s reassuring to think humans are evolution’s ultimate destination – but research shows we may be an accident

Matthew Wills, University of Bath and Marcello Ruta, University of Lincoln

We may have become the most complex living creature in part by accident and replication of error.

A Cynodont chooses its evolutionary path. Ghedoghedo

August 28, 2013

The slow and fast steps to becoming a mammal

Marcello Ruta, University of Lincoln; Jennifer Botha, University of the Free State, and Michael J. Benton, University of Bristol

There are more than 5,000 species of mammals alive today and most people would argue that they are some of the most successful animals on Earth. But our research, published today, suggests that some mammals…

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