A comparative approach to the evolution of kissing Kissing can be observed across the animal kingdom. This presents an evolutionary puzzle, since the fitness benefits of kissing are unclear. We use a n…

Second, a new paper by @matildabrindle.bsky.social and colleagues explores the evolution of kissing.

Kissing may date back 21.5 million years, appears across large apes, and potentially occurred among Neanderthals as well!

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Happy Monday!

This week, we’re excited to kick off our new series: W+EBS Wednesdays!

Every Wednesday, we’ll share helpful resources, recent job postings, and recommendations (podcasts, research papers, books, and more).

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