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Tag: evolution

Origins of the nervous system as told by sea sponges and comb jellies

Cover Image and Figures: Auden Akinc, February 2026 By: Jacob Van Oorschot, Contributing Writer Who branched off first: comb jellies … More

a - Biology & Genetics, biology, comb jellies, comparative genomics, convergent evolution, ctenophores, evolution, evolutionary history, fishing, genetics, McGill, MSURJ, nervous system, neural systems, phylogeny, science, sea sponges

Isn’t evolution JUST a theory?

“Isn’t evolution JUST a theory, anyway?” This confusion is a prominent one. It stems from the multiple definitions of the … More

creationism, darwin, evolution, law, theory

Why do apes still exist?!

One of the leading arguments many evolution critics propose is: If humans descended from apes, why are there still apes?! This … More

apes, common ancestor, creationism, darwin, evolution

A Darwinian perspective

This semester, I have undertaken an independent study under the supervision of Dr. Ehab Abouheif and Dr. Anila Asghar investigating the … More

creationism, darwin, evolution

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