Not exact matches
Darwin's theory is now supported
by all the available relevant evidence, and its truth is not doubted
by any serious
modern biologist...»
Neo-Darwinism at present holds the ascendancy in the eyes of
biologists, partly owing to a clearer and more statistically substantiated definition of «the fittest», but principally because of the immense part, now recognized
by modern genetics, played
by the «action of large numbers» in the formation of species.
A living relict of an ancient species of farmer ants has startled
biologists by cultivating a fancy,
modern food crop that didn't arise until more than 30 million years after the ants themselves.
So the researchers used statistical methods similar to those employed
by biologists to trace species lineages back through the branching tree of evolution based only on
modern DNA sequences.
Biologist R. Dale Guthrie of the University of Alaska in Fairbanks largely agrees with the findings, but he says more work is needed to explain why some mammoths seem to have survived in regions colonized
by humans and why many
modern elephants live in areas easily accessible to humans, such as the African savannah.
It was accomplished
by two
biologists at UC San Diego working on the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster who employed a new genomic technology to change how mutations could spread through a population — a concept long established in plants
by the father of
modern genetics, Gregor Mendel.
But seriously, I look at your use of terms like «forcing», and «feedback», and «equilibrium climate sensitivity», and «CO2 control knob», and I feel sorta like a
modern redox chemist watching a bunch of
biologists trying to study the cell
by measuring its «phlogiston» characteristics.
The block includes series such as Xploration Awesome Planet, hosted
by Philippe Cousteau, grandson of legendary explorer Jacques Cousteau, Xploration Outer Space, hosted
by NASA scientist Emily Calandrelli, and Nature Knows Best, hosted
by marine
biologist Danni Washington which showcases biomimicry in
modern technology and innovative design.
Stanford University
biologist Paul Ehrlich warned in 1969 that American life expectancy could be reduced to only 42 years
by the 1980s because of an epidemic of cancer caused
by modern chemicals and pesticides.