Scientists have finally proved a theory first drafted by evolutionary biologist, Charles Darwin. According to new research by Laura van Holstein, a Ph.D. student in Biological Anthropology at St John’s College, University of Cambridge, subspecies may play a significant role in mammalian evolution than earlier predicted. The anthropologist thoroughly analyzed Darwin’s hypothesis by looking at data collected by scientists over the last years. The findings could now help the evolutionary models to use these findings to shed light on the impact of human activities like logging and deforestation on the evolution of current species.
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