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When Charles Darwin visited the Azores islands in the 19th Century, the birds he observed were familiar to him. However, if he had travelled there 500 years before, he would have found an ornithofauna as particular as that of the … Continue reading
When Charles Darwin visited the Azores islands in the 19th Century, the birds he observed were familiar to him. However, if he had travelled there 500 years before, he would have found an ornithofauna as particular as that of the … Continue reading
(ANSAmed) – Rome, NOV 21 – left squawk, extinct by an infection, rana of Darwin from the most recent, a species of amphibians, named in homage to the father of evolutionism. The case, analyzed by an international research group coordinated … Continue reading