Corinthia Black studies the anatomical features of fishes and spiders to understand how life on Earth takes shape ...

New research shatters the myth of the “perfect” plankton-feeding fish revealing an astonishing diversity of forms defying ...

Have you ever wondered why our ears look the way they do? That soft, curved shape we rarely think twice about might actually ...

Have you ever looked into the mirror and wondered just how deeply your roots stretch back in the tree of life? It might ...

smell like fish, but somehow, even if they are used for different types of motions, our joints are structured the same way as those of fish. Evolution has a sense of humor.

A new study in Cell reveals that species living miles beneath the ocean’s surface have independently evolved the same genetic ...

New research shows planktivores display the widest range of body forms of any feeding group among reef fishes.

A fish (with scales and gills ... in the fossil record that creationists cited as evidence against Darwinian evolution. Scientists can’t say whether Tiktaalik itself is the ancestor of any ...

This has important implications for how we think about reef fish ecology and evolution. It shows that broad feeding categories like "planktivore" can mask the diversity of other behavioral and ...

"The discovery of the 15 million-year-old freshwater fish fossil offers us an unprecedented opportunity to understand Australia's ancient ecosystems and the evolution of its fish species, specifically ...

a professor of biological sciences who specializes in fish evolution, at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota. Since blobfish live so deep, it’s rare to see them, but they’re different from ...

The American Association for the Advancement of Science recognized Yale researchers for their contributions to medicine, ...