Footwear Darwinism: Doc Martens Evolve
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The Dr. Martens company has been slavishly loyal to itself. A new line of shoes and boots this year is meant to attract younger buyers.
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A provocative study asks whether religion is a product of evol ution. Inside a quest for the roots of faith
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WASHINGTON: Based on recent fossil evidences, American scientists have claimed that a chimp-sized hominid walked upright on two legs in Kenya&#39;s Tugen Hills over six million years ago, nearly three million years earlier than currently believed.
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Evolution has gotten faster, and scientists think they know why: Microbes are swapping DNA from one species to another, giving the Darwinian process an added boost.
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The billions of microbes that live on human skin also appear to change composition as quickly as shifting fashion trends, a new report reveals.
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NEW YORK  - When it comes to choosing  fall-proof footwear, elderly people should wear athletic shoes  whenever possible, and avoid going barefoot, new research  suggests.
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SALT LAKE CITY Nov 18, 2004 - New research suggests that developing the ability to run long thought to be a byproduct of walking for early man was actually an instrumental step in the evolution of people from ape-like creatures into what we know today
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Secondo il professor Marc Martens l'infortunio di Ronaldo sta evolvendo in base ai tempi naturali. L...
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Science & environment: Up and down the country ice rinks are brimming but skate use was very different nearly 4,000 years ago
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Endurance running let us evolve to look the way we do - Humans evolved from ape-like ancestors because they needed to run long distances - perhaps to hunt animals or scavenge carcasses on Africa&#39;s vast savannah - and the ability to run shaped our anatomy
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Breast cancer research is being supported this month by a company usually associated with foot support. Payless shoes announced this week that they are offering customers a chance to purchase a Limited-Edition
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Footwear maker repositions struggling non-core brands.
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Fast company It&#146;s a familiar tension in business. Business people think designers are mere stylists; designers think business people are Neanderthals who forfeit quality for profit. That&#146;s because traditional business runs on logic that is inductive (using observation to prove something works) and deductive (using principles to prove that something must be). But designers rely on abductive reasoning. Huh? It&#146;s ...
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No one has ever doubted that, in the beginning, primitive man learned to walk before he could run. But how about it taking three million years for that second part &#151; after the whole walking thing was already down? Or, when it finally happened, the idea that simply being able to run radically propelled our evolution as a species?
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&quot;Dating the beginnings of bipedalism is very important in the human story because, for many experts, it would mark a clear divergence from the ancestral/ape pattern and show that the human lineage had really begun,&quot; said Chris Stringer, director of the
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The fossil called Little Foot, which had tantalized scientists with its human- and apelike features, is a million years younger than had been thought, a new study says.
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Description: The fossil remains of an ancient Spanish ape may help explain a key event in evolution. Scientists say the skeleton offers clues about how our ancestors stopped swinging from trees and started walking upright.