of scientists working on evolution continues. A recent study has attracted much attention by revealing the importance of sociality in evolution. What made this research possible was 3D scanning technologies.

Researchers have found that some extinct some studies on the remains of extinct mammals revealed that there is a direct correlation between the rate of evolution and sociality. It turns out that the evolution of species that are social is faster.

Loneliness is an obstacle to evolution

From the Natural History Museum Prof. Anjali Goswami In the study conducted by a team led by 322 for example skull structures were examined. Thus, it was possible to determine the emergence rate of different ecological niche variations, called adaptive radiation.

After the extinction of the dinosaurs, the mammal species began to grow rapidly. The biggest the size of a small dog When mammals were suddenly freed from the pressures of dinosaurs, there was a genetic explosion and species diversified. According to new research, evolutionary diversification slowed significantly after this explosion. Another point of interest was that the skull evolutions of creatures other than rodents and whales occurred in similar ways.

Researchers are also to environmental changes He focused his studies on skulls to study how species react. Moreover, in the evolution of the living beings to which these remains belong, the environment, social behavior, diets, social behavior, parental care and activity time They also managed to show that it plays an important role.

According to research need care your kind evolution is slower. On the other hand, the evolution of social beings is faster. This conviviality is not in the sense of pressure in numbers, interact with each other denotes groups of individuals. The evolution of species whose diurnal activities are known also differs from that of more liberal specimens.