Fortuitous Discovery: World’s Biggest Shark is not Carnivorous
In Australia’s Institute of Marine Science, experts claimed to have proved that sharks were omnivorous rather than pure carnivorous.
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Breaking news from the world of Science highlights the major breakthroughs, discoveries, and events that impacted scientific research worldwide.
Respecting Marine Life: A Conversation with Dr. Shoaib Kiani
Marine Turtles have been present on the face of our planet ever since the presence of dinosaurs in the Jurassic period.
Oceans are the sleeping giants facing threat from changing climate
Oceans are reservoirs that influence climatic shifts when engaged in a perpetual cycle of moisture,
Whispers of Salt Range: Geotourism in Pakistan
The information on the geology of Pakistan is not scarce, but it is somewhat trapped in scholarly journals and the geology departments of academic institutions.
Cryptic Viruses- Spreading the RNA repertoire
The lack of data has hampered evolutionary research to determine where RNA viruses originated.
Evolution of Languages in South Asia
South Asia is one of world’s most diverse territories and the languages spoken here are also unique in their features.
Story of Human Evolution- From Apes to Man
The story of human evolution is based on Darwin’s theory of evolution and spans millions of years.
The Anthropologist- A fresh take on Cultural changes due to environmental degradation
“The Anthropologist,” a critically acclaimed documentary that offers a fresh viewpoint on the subject narrated
Anthropology turns to Progressive Politics in Pakistan
This article provokes methodological primacy within the anthropology of Pakistan that holds the promise to recognize progressive politics.
How Anthropology helps define terms Growth and Differences
The study of human variation focuses on how and why contemporary human populations differ in biological and physical characteristics.