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Are humans still evolving? Maybe more rapidly than ever, says scientist

Por: Newsweek Health December 25, 2023

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It is often assumed that modern humans are no longer evolving. But there is now considerable agreement among scientists that evolution is still affecting our species—and this process is taking place more rapidly than ever before, one expert told Newsweek.While cultural and technological innovations now appear to be the main drivers of adaptation for modern humans, this has not replaced biological adaptation, according to scientists.I... + full article



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