New Lizard Species Has "Perplexing" Possible Positions in the Evolutionary Tree

Medicine & Technology Nov 04, 2020

A graduate student browsing the specimen drawers at Yale's Peabody Museum of Natural History has found a skull of a small lizard - leading to the discovery of a new species.

Chimpanzees Pass On Knowledge To The Next Generation, Study Finds

Jun 02, 2017

Chimps are found to transfer the knowledge to their next generation according to a study of the chimps' behavioral experiment.

Fast Food May Affect "School Performance"

Dec 22, 2014

The performance of a student in the classroom may be affected by how much fast food one eats. A recent study published in the journal Clinical Pediatrics found that fifth-graders who ate fast food had weaker abilities in the subject areas of math, science and reading by the time they reached the eighth grade.

While Some Researchers Find Brains Who can Navigate, Others Just Can’t Find Theirs

Dec 04, 2014

News early this morning broke courtesy of a study in the journal Nature, where researchers finally discovered how brains intrinsically can navigate the body, by using what they call a “3-D neural compass”. The study conducted at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel investigated the Egyptian fruit bat and revealed a toroidal shaped grouping of neural cells within the brain that helped the bats differentiate their orientation and the place in a 3-dimensional field.

Powerful Women Are More Depressive Compared To Men With Equal Authority

Nov 26, 2014

Women in Positions of Power Show More Signs of Depression Than Men