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The earliest animals had human-like genes
Species evolve at very different rates, and the evolutionary line that produced humans seems to be among the slowest. The result, according to a new study by scientists at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), is that our species has retained characteristics of a very ancient ancestor that have been lost in more quickly-evolving animals. This overturns a commonly-held view of the nature of genes in the first animals. The work appears in the current issue of the journal Science.

Science News - Out of Eden: An Odyssey of Ecological Invasion
July 2, 2005 -- OUT OF EDEN: An Odyssey of Ecological Invasion ALAN BURDICK Nature is dynamic. Populations wax and wane and wander and, in the long run, plants and animals evolve. But humanity's interaction wi

Found but how long can Borneo's new creature survive?
Independent: The unknown mammal photographed deep in the Indonesian jungle is thought to be an unknown species of carnivore. But as Science Editor Steve Connor reports, in the race to classify the world's animals, humankind may be hindered by its own misdeeds   Man versus nature All we know about the mysterious beast of Borneo is that it comes out at night, has a long, muscular tail, and looks a bit like a cross between a domestic cat and a wide-eyed lemur. Naturalists have ...

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Same Mutation Aided Evolution In Many Fish Species, Stanford Study Finds
After decades of laboratory work studying how animals evolve, researchers some