Il·lustracions de primats de Jordi Sabater Pi

The order Primates includes more than three hundred species, among which are us, human beings. Perhaps that is why we are so fascinated by their study.
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Il·lustració: Moisés Mahiques

For the author, the study of sex is much broader and more interesting than we imagine, from the endocrine and physiological side, but also from psychology and sociology.
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Tomàs Marqués Bonet

Tomàs Marquès Bonet is a biologist and directs the Comparative Genomics Group at the Institute of Evolutionary Biology (CSIC-UPF), mainly dedicated to analysing and comparing the genome of primates in order to try to better understand the human genome.
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Proa valdearinnoensis de la conca del Maestrat

The Maestrat Basin is a favourable area for the discovery of dinosaur fossils. The findings in this area provide valuable information to understand the evolution of hadrosauriforms.
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dinosaurios

This monograph summarises a variety of contributions on dinosaurs, including contributions on dinodiversity documentation.
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Fotograma de El castell ambulant de Miyazaki

In his films, Miyazaki notes that the boundless confidence in progress and growth inherent in modern thinking and state dynamics leads directly to catastrophe.
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Interview with Cristina Mittermeier, conservation biologist and photographer. She shares her projects, which combine both of her professional interests.
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Astrophography is a powerful tool for both amateurs and professionals to study the universe.
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Photography has established itself as a key tool in astronomical research and is fundamental to a better understanding of the universe.
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fotografia i biodiversitat

Nowadays, the combination of photography and biodiversity is an important tool for scientific projects, especially in the field of conservation.
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Photography has positioned itself not only as an effective means of collecting data, but also as a tool for sharing scientific information, both inside and outside the academic world.
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The search for certainty in a world that is often so binary – where choosing between two options seems to be the better (and simpler) alternative – gives meaning to

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Peter Singer

An interview with philosopher and Professor of Bioethics Peter Singer, who talks about long-standing challenges in animal welfare and procreation ethics.
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Visó en una granja a Letònia

The outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza declared in October 2022 in an American mink farm in Galicia is concerning because of the level of transmission from animal to animal.

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Nuclear fusion energy has great advantages. The latest discoveries in this field made by the National Ignition Facility in the United States have great scientific significance.

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Joana d'Arc

For a long time, some scientists have believed that a person's physical attributes can provide information about their psychology or character.
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The process that takes place when we cook on a barbecue is very similar to the one that occurs in our organism when we eat and digest food.

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Andreas Wagner

We talk to evolutionary biologist Andreas Wagner, a reference in the study of evolutionary innovations.

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The correlations between art and nature have been independent of the contextualising filter of human cultural history and corresponding scientific developments.
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The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and the Arts & Crafts movement sought in nature and medieval legends the authenticity they considered lost.
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Every species' mate choice is determined by what individuals consider beautiful. Beauty has a biological meaning shared by many species.

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Throughout evolution, sexually reproducing animals have used the process of beauty recognition to maximise their attractiveness to the opposite sex.

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The debate about the perception of beauty by non-human animals has no simple answer. This article analyses the relationship between natural selection and aesthetic criteria.

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In a world where it seems best to go unnoticed, many creatures display their beauty in plain sight. We could even say that we are surrounded by beauty. A diverse

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