Evolutionary biologist Rob Brooks talks to The Conversation Weekly about AI’s potential to influence our evolution.

In microbiology, symbiotic relationships are often established between a microorganism and its host, and the partnership can be mutualistic or parasitic. Rapid genetic adaptation to environmental ...

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A frog and a tarantula share a cave — without one eating the other? It sounds like a fable, but in South America and Asia, this is a reality. Why these very different animals form a living community ...

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The human ecosystem demands that symbiotic relationship must not be ... one and neither helps nor harms the other). It must be mutualistic — beneficial to both. The summary of the seventh ...

Liu asks us to attune our senses to the memory of the Earth’s polyphonic past, and to its enduring legacies of polyphonic ...

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First, a vital ecological interaction for plants is the mutualistic relationship between plants and their pollinators (Figure 3), which may also be affected by a variety of mechanisms that stem ...

Symbiosis, a term derived from Greek roots meaning “living together,” refers to the close and often long-term interaction between two different biological species. In nature, these relationships can ...

Explore how AI could shape the evolution of humanity, and potentially influence the future of humans for thousands of years ...