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  1. COMMENTARY · CL_323665 ·

    Evolutionary biologist explains human tanning and cavity causes

    An evolutionary biologist explains two common human biological responses: tanning and cavities. Tanning is an emergency reaction to UV damage, involving DNA triggering melanin production, though it offers minimal protec…

  2. COMMENTARY · CL_322831 ·

    Evolutionary biologist explains why 90% of women have cellulite

    Cellulite is a common condition affecting approximately 90% of women, with a significantly lower prevalence in men. An evolutionary biologist explains that the structure of connective tissue in women's bodies is predisp…

  3. COMMENTARY · CL_321310 ·

    Evolutionary biologist explains why humans uniquely get acne

    Humans are uniquely susceptible to acne due to a combination of evolutionary factors and modern lifestyle choices. Unlike other animals, humans possess oily skin and have lost most of their body fur, which can trap oils…

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    Evolutionary biologist explains the genetic malfunction behind red hair

    Red hair in humans is a result of a pigment production switch that malfunctions, according to an evolutionary biologist. This trait, which affects approximately 2% of the global population, may not have been a favored e…

  5. COMMENTARY · CL_240239 ·

    Evolutionary biologist explains why most adults can't digest milk

    Most adults globally are unable to digest milk due to a lack of lactase, the enzyme responsible for breaking down lactose. This inability is considered the evolutionary norm for humans. However, a small percentage of th…