Dogs share one of their coat patterns, dominant yellow, with arctic white wolves, research finds.

New research reveals the role scent played in how bats and pepper plants in Central America co-evolved to help each other survive.

"Toepads are essentially a biological superpower for lizards to access new resources that lizards without toepads cannot."

A new framework may suggest which drug combinations would speed up, slow down, or even reverse antibiotic resistance.

Dog puppies get your gist when you point at a ball, but wolf puppies don't. It suggests domestication changed not only how dogs look, but their minds, too.

A trove of fossils from the Yukon sheds light on the time when land plants and complex animals first evolved on Earth.

A fossil deposit contains exceptionally preserved fossils of soft-bodied, juvenile organisms from the Cambrian period.

In hotter climates, male dragonflies don't develop their trademark wing pigmentation. That could make it harder to find a mate, researchers say.

Some regions of the human genome where the DNA can fold into unusual 3D structures called G-quadruplexes show signs that they are preserved by natural selection.

A "very weird" hybrid bird confirms suspected links between genes and color patterns in two species of warblers, report researchers.