👉 Aftermath biology refers to the study of the biological processes and interactions that occur following significant events, such as mass extinctions, major environmental shifts, or ecological disturbances. It encompasses how surviving species adapt, evolve, and interact in the altered environments, often leading to new ecological niches and evolutionary pathways. This field examines genetic changes, population dynamics, and ecosystem restructuring, providing insights into resilience and recovery mechanisms. By understanding aftermath biology, scientists can better predict how current and future environmental changes might impact biodiversity and ecosystem health.
