Evolutionary mismatch is a state of disequilibrium whereby an organism that evolved in one environment develops a phenotype that is harmful to its fitness or well-being in another environment.
Darwin’s theory of evolution is increasingly being used to guide positive change efforts.
The authors examine the prehistory of Nabokov’s surprising, controversial, and ultimately vindicated 1945 scenario for the dispersal of Polyommatini Blue butterflies across the Americas.
Williams’ Rule ought to be more widely known, which can improve any positive change effort, no matter what topic domain or scale.
These plays offer a unique window onto two types of biases that affect people contending with Sarah Hrdy's revelation that women weigh the costs as well as benefits of nurturing.