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Image credit: Reversing Your Diabetes Today (CC0 1.0) Millions of people in the UK are living with Type 2 diabetes, resulting from the body’s inability to properly produce or respond to the hormone that regulates blood sugar levels, insulin. While Type 1 usually arises in childhood, Type 2 is associated with adults, especially those that […]
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Image Credit: Verisimilus (CC BY 2.5) For nearly 70 years, a fierce debate has been raging in the paleontological community: what is this fossil? The creature in question, a 558 million year old organism, was first discovered in 1947 and has been referred to as Dickinsonia. Its flat, oval shaped, ribbed body resembles that of […]
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Image Credit:Jami Dwyer Tropical forest constitutes the most diverse and complex biomes on Earth. Since Humboldt to the present day, the ecology of these biomes has been captivating and challenging scientists. The speciality of the ecology of these biomes reaches further than pure natural history; they are of key importance to the world: from timber, […]
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