University, Riverkeeper Partner on Bird Conservation Effort
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Researchers at the University of Michigan have identified significant patterns in the evolution of passerines, the group that includes most songbirds. The study, which used artificial intelligence, suggests that the evolution of these birds occurred in rapid bursts, interspersed with long periods of slower development. The study revealed that the evolution of passerines did not follow a constant pace. Instead, significant changes occurred in rap…
University of Michigan Scientists Use AI to Find Bursts in Bird Evolution - Archyworldys
University of Michigan scientists have used artificial intelligence to discover that Passeriformes, the group containing most songbirds, evolved in rapid bursts rather than at a steady pace. The research, published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, links these explosive diversification events to major global climate shifts over a 45-million-year history. Evolutionary theory has long posited that ...
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