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**This is an old post from my MySpace blog I did back in July**:
Some recent research in the open access, peer reviewed online journal PLoS Genetics has provided empirical support to propositions made by scientists previously. The study done by researchers from Cornell University showed that up to 10% of the human genome has been changed by natural selection in the past 15,000 - 100,000 years. This has involved things like skin pigmentation due to regional climate variation - you awesome anthropologists were right all along. Not to mention it provides even more empirical support for natural selection working on our species to put us where we are today despite what many might say to the contrary.
Another interesting study of which the findings were presented in Philadelphia back in March at the meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists shows that human evolution is actually "speeding up". An interesting trend is that the...
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