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Mammal tree of life Mario Dos Reis and Sandra Alvarez-Carretero A new study has provided the most detailed timeline of mammal evolution to date. The

<strong>Other lives:</strong> Entomologist whose ground-breaking research led to new insights into the impact of light pollution on insects

Currently in the midst of the sixth mass extinction, our planet is losing biodiversity fast. Genomics can be a powerful tool for mapping and

The Sanger Institute in Hinxton is leading an initiative to sequence the DNA of 70,000 species in Britain and Ireland, in the Darwin Tree of Life project.

Last modified on Fri 21 May 2021 07.23 EDT The main exhibition room at the Natural History Museum in London is cathedral-like, with Hope the blue whale suspended mid-air like a demigod. Filled with specimens collected by explorers, this remarkable place teaches us about the evolution of life on our planet. There is a “great unlocking” happening in this building, home to one of the world’s largest natural history collections. Insects on pins and old minerals that have been sitting in mahogany display cases for hundreds of years are being re-examined, digitised and brought into t...