Evolution Diary

The government is ready to put evolution on the primary curriculum for the first time after years of lobbying by senior scientists. (…)

The appearance of many species of flowering plants on Earth, and especially their relatively rapid dissemination during the Cretaceous (approximately 100 million years ago) can be attributed to their capacity to transform the world to their own needs. (…)

Found this information from www.darwinday.org.
A bit too late but nevertheless it is nice to now that the Darwin Day had been noted in Singapore. (…)

Celebrate the 200th birthday of English naturalist Charles Darwin!
Googles does as it shows the watercolor logo of Darwin’s finches

Happy Darwin Day!

A spectacular pink type of Galapagos iguana promises to rewrite the family’s evolutionary history in the islands. (…)