Morning glory adaptation plummets 96% amid pollinator decline
A University of Michigan study finds morning glories evolving to attract pollinators instead of adapting to climate change, with a steep drop in adaptation rate.
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Study finds angiosperm reproductive diversification predated the end-Cretaceous extinction
Angiosperm reproductive evolution is traditionally linked to the end-Cretaceous biotic crisis and subsequent ecological restructuring. Here,

Study finds angiosperm reproductive diversification predated the end-Cretaceous extinction
Angiosperm reproductive evolution is traditionally linked to the end-Cretaceous biotic crisis and subsequent ecological restructuring. Here,

Study finds angiosperm reproductive diversification predated the end-Cretaceous extinction
Angiosperm reproductive evolution is traditionally linked to the end-Cretaceous biotic crisis and subsequent ecological restructuring. Here,
Biologists Report Minimal Evolutionary Change Over Past 24 Hours
STANFORD, CA—Calling it a “pretty slow one” as far as natural selection and genetic drift were concerned, biologists from Stanford Universit

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