Scientists link baker’s yeast evolution to ancient human movements, suggesting we’ve been shaping microbial life far longer ...

Yeast genomes reveal ancient human migrations, showing invisible microbial companions traveled with early agriculture.

Isotope analysis of limestone cave deposits indicates repeated humid periods in the Saharo-Arabian Desert over the past eight million years. The Saharo-Arabian Desert is one of the world’s largest ...

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Research suggests that tightening border controls can increase permanent immigration because it disrupts the natural circular pattern of human migration by locking people onto one side of the border.

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You have this convergence of crises,” says Dr. Angelle Desiree LaBeaud. Here’s what that means and how she and others are ...

In the early days of the ... the world's longest butterfly migration route. But the result of that journey, the photography book Constant Bloom, is as much about humans as it is about butterflies, ...