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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.

Are Humans Poisonous? Examining Toxicity and Disease Risk Biology
What Would a Neanderthal Look Like Today?Biology
Why Are Men’s Hands Bigger Than Women’s?Zoology
What Does Having Wide Hips Mean Biologically?Biology
What Was the Original Purpose of Ear Muscles?Biology
Do Animals Have Testosterone? Its Role in the Animal Kingdom Zoology
How to Build a Cladogram to Show Evolutionary Relationships Biology
Are Otters and Seals Related? Explaining Their Ancestry Zoology
Why Are Organisms Classified? The Importance in Biology Biology
How to Tell If a Skeleton Is Male or Female?Zoology
Why Do So Many Humans Have Bad Eyesight?Eyes & ENT
Where Did Eyelashes Come From? The Evolutionary Origin Biology
How Did Primates Evolve From Early Mammals to Humans?Zoology
Why Human Eyes Are White: An Evolutionary Advantage Eyes & ENT
What Makes Humans Different From Other Animals?Biology
Are Cats and Humans Related? Evolutionary & Genetic Links Genetics
Why Do We Have Ass Hair? The Evolutionary Reason Skin & Hair
Are We Apes? The Science of Human Classification Zoology
Do Animals Mate With Siblings? The Biological Reasons Zoology
Why do classification systems change over time?Biology
What Is a Selective Advantage in Biology and Evolution?Biology
Why Is Curly Hair an Evolutionary Advantage?Biology
If Humans Evolved From Apes, Why Are There Still Apes?Biology
Why Do Bears Look Like Dogs? Shared Ancestry Explained Zoology
What Is the Outgroup in a Cladogram?Biology
Why Do We Have Butts? An Evolutionary Explanation Zoology
What Is a Phylum? Its Role in Biological Classification Biology
How Did Humans Evolve to Be So Intelligent?Biology
What Was Charles Darwin’s Hypothesis About the Origin of Bipedalism?Zoology
What Is a Chin and Why Do Humans Have Them?Bones & Muscles