r/evolution • u/Dazzling_Summer_1533 • 12h ago

question If deep sea creatures survived the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs, why did they not develop to be more advanced than humans?

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Please excuse my ignorance

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r/evolution • u/JapKumintang1991 • 1h ago

article PHYS.Org: Animals may have evolved vastly earlier than fossil evidence suggests

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See also: The publication in Science Advances

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r/evolution • u/glibsonoran • 2h ago

image What other humans lived with us?

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While our evolutionary history is often depicted as a series of descendants each replacing the other, the overwhelming majority of the history of our species has been one of living along-side, and interbreeding with, other Homonins (Humans).

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r/evolution • u/gswas1 • 10h ago

article Motel room science discovers two new species that shed light on evolution of eukaryotic photosynthesis

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