When Charles Darwin developed his theory of evolution ... like Richard Lenski and Paul Turner are tracking the evolution of bacteria and viruses over a matter of weeks, or even days.

Until recently, the central tenets of Darwin’s theory of evolution, from how heredity ... It was a group of organisms thought to have been bacteria. Through a microscope, they looked like ...

The bacteria-first theory, also known as the reductive hypothesis ... challenged microbiologists' longstanding theories on ...

Using an accelerated arms race between bacteria and viruses ... the Galapagos Islands that Darwin studied in forming his theory of evolution, Postdoctoral Scholar Joshua Borin and Associate ...

from microscopic bacteria to the blue whale, the biggest animal to ever live. Darwin and fellow naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace developed the theory of evolution in the mid-1800s. Evolution works ...

The arms race between a virus and the bacteria it attacks ... a difficult question about evolution: Where do new traits come from? According to evolutionary theory, natural selection can favor ...

The two domains include prokaryotes, single-celled organisms such as bacteria and archaea, and eukaryotes, which include fungi, plants and animals. Eukaryotes undergo evolution when mutations are ...

However, comparatively little is known about how such interactions are created during evolution. Classical evolutionary theory suggests ... them using E. coli bacterial cells in order to be ...