Madagascar's bizarre aye-aye has 6 fingers on each hand, scientists discover
Scientists studying Madagascar's aye-aye just discovered a sixth tiny digit called a pseudothumb on each of its hands.
Adam Hartstone-Rose
Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, North Carolina State University
Adam Hartstone-Rose is an associate professor of Biological Sciences at North Carolina State University. Adam’s research centers on the evolution and adaptation of masticatory anatomy: how animals eat — how they select and process food and the adaptations that allow them to do this. Adam received a doctorate in biological anthropology and anatomy at Duke University, and a bachelor of arts in biological anthropology and anatomy and English at the same university.
