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At an independent high school in St. Paul, Minnesota, Rocio Soto teaches biology and human anatomy, connecting modern physiology to ancestral traits. She writes for Biology Insights on human evolution and our place in the animal world. Soto received a BS in life sciences from Northern Michigan University.

How Human Are We? A Scientific Explanation Biology
Monkey Vision vs. Human Vision: How They Differ Zoology
Primate Skeleton: Anatomy, Features, and Adaptations Zoology
Is There Homosexuality in Nature? A Scientific Look Zoology
The Human Phylogenetic Tree: Where Do We Fit?Biology
Who Invented Blinking? The Evolutionary Answer Zoology
Key Characteristics Used to Distinguish Species Botany
Why Is My Forehead Slanted? A Biological Explanation Bones & Muscles
What Is a Base Human? A Scientific Definition Genetics
The Scientific Origin of AIDS: A Primate Connection Zoology
The Australopithecus Afarensis Skull and Human Evolution Biology
The Face of the Homo Erectus: An Evolutionary Portrait Biology
What Is a Super Chin and Why Do Humans Have Them?Bones & Muscles
What Homo Habilis Fossils Reveal About Human Evolution Biology
The Biology Definition of the Sexes in Nature Biology
How Humans Are Adapting to the Environment Environment
What Is Extreme Sexual Dimorphism in Biology?Zoology
The Evolution of Human Teeth: A Journey Through Time Zoology
What Is Intrasexual Competition in Animals and Humans?Zoology
What Are Hominins and How Did They Evolve?Biology
What Is Carnivory and Why Is It Important?Botany
Human Evolution in the Future: What’s Next for Our Species?Biology
Neoteny Definition and Its Role in Evolution Biology
What the Little Foot Skeleton Reveals About Human Origins Earth & Space
Oreopithecus: The Ancient Ape That Walked Upright?Zoology
What Are the Causes and Effects of Bottleneck Apes?Mammals
Anatomy of the Ape Skeleton Compared to Humans Zoology
The Vertebrate Phylogenetic Tree and Its Significance Zoology
Head Movements: Functions in Biology and Communication Zoology
How Are Rats and Humans Biologically Similar?Zoology