Certain molecules are known to be responsible for the existence and evolution of living systems, but are there other molecules at play as well?

Researchers suggest that Neanderthals didn't go "extinct" because they were unfit for their environment. They may have been so successful that they became hybridized with early humans.

Researchers shed new light on the long-debated extinction of Neanderthals and the cultural and biological evolution of hominin groups during the last Ice Age.

CT scans of fossil skulls may help researchers settle a classic puzzle about the evolution of Africa’s Australopithecus, a key ancestor of modern humans.

Lara Perry looks into the factors that contributed to one of the most oddly-shaped creatures on Earth -- the seahorse.

The composition of human ancestral groups promotes cooperation among large groups of non-kin, something extremely rare in nature.

As technology progresses, two ASU professors explore the possibility of humans and gadgets becoming completely fused.