Miller-Kitch Family

The way we walk can reveal a lot about our biology, evolution, and even how we interact with the world around us. In humans, the biomechanics of walking have been well…

Hair analysis has long been a crucial tool in scientific fields ranging from forensic investigations to wildlife research. One of the lesser-known yet highly informative…

Introduction The concept of a large, hairy, bipedal humanoid creature inhabiting remote forested regions is a widespread theme in folklore and mythology across numero…

Kodiak and grizzly bears, two of the most formidable predators in North America, have incredibly varied and adaptable diets that demonstrate their resilience and adapt…

Abstract: Eye-shine, or tapetal reflex, is a phenomenon observed in many mammals, characterized by the reflection of light from the eyes in low-light conditions. This…

Abstract : The mid-tarsal break is a biomechanical feature found in some primates, enabling flexibility in the midfoot region during locomotion. This concept has attra…

Dermal ridges, commonly known as fingerprints in humans, are intricate, patterned structures found on the skin, particularly on the hands and feet of primates. These r…