This View of Life
Magazine

Scientists in Spain have rebuilt four-billion-year-old thioredoxins that could withstand harsh environments characteristic of early Earth.

The new ceratopsid species, a close relative of the well-known <em>Triceratops</em>, has been dubbed <em>Nasutoceratops titusi</em>, and would have grown approximately fifteen feet long and weighed around 2. 5 tons.

A growing body of research indicates that we do not hold people of different social status to the same standards.A growing body of research indicates that we do not hold people of different social status to the same standards: What counts as fair for a high-status individual does not necessarily count as fair for a low-status individual.

How our deep evolutionary past still shapes our modern tastes, desires, and aversions.

What if we could wave a magic wand and change the approach used in many schools today?

What Darwin called “this view of life” has indisputably transformed the way we think about the living world.A renewed effort to rethink humanity from an evolutionary perspective didn’t gather steam until late in the 20th century. At first the enterprise was regarded as controversial but by now it has become part of mainstream science, which can be seen by perusing the academic literature.

The project holds the potential of paving the way for advances in artificial intelligence.

Male Eurasian Jays in committed relationships are able to share food with their female partner according to her current desire.