Indeed, many human subpopulations carry distinct markers, and by tracing these markers through the generations, one can draw a genetic tree on which today's many diverse branches can be followed ...

Yet, there are many examples of macroevolutionary phenomena ... The rise and fall of Miocene Apes Phylogenetic trees based on genetic data cannot reveal much about what might have caused adaptive ...

as compact trees require fewer resources to maintain and can produce more fruit in a smaller space. It's a perfect example of how understanding the genetic code of our food crops can lead to more ...