Human evolution: new playgrounds for natural selection

Human evolution: new playgrounds for natural selection. Milot, E. & Pelletier, F. Current Biology, 23(10):R446-R448, 5, 2013.

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Despite popular misconceptions, natural selection does operate in modern human populations. New studies even show that changes associated with modernization are deeply reshaping selection pressures and, perhaps, bits of our biological nature. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.

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