Author Archives: Darwinius Cantabrigiensis
Evolution, antibiotics, and public health
There are many fears about antibiotics. People are petrified about antibiotics being in the meats that they eat, but on the other hand, they outright demand antibiotics for a minor viral sinus infection. First of all, I must say. Antibiotics … Continue reading
Never forget that we are mammals
What makes us mammals? The fact that we are warm blooded vertebrates? Live birth? Fur or hair? Well…yes, but the defining factor is mammary glands, the glands that make breast milk, which is one of the evolutionary wonders of the … Continue reading
Signaling and Coronary Candidacy
Recently, Dr. Tom Nolen of the Biology Department at SUNY New Paltz gave an EvoS seminar talk on the communication, aggression, and behavior of crickets. Whilst this talk may have little implications to human health on the surface, one recurring theme in … Continue reading
