Sentences with word «evolutionary»

The scientists challenge the hypothesis of evolutionary advantage of modern humans on basis of dietary choice.

I am especially wary of evolutionary biologists who turn to the essay to address issues of human evolution.

Three small islands are only about 1,500 acres total, but this little bit of land has played a major role in evolutionary history as well as human history.

This is actually pretty quick in terms of evolutionary history.

A tumor is a laboratory for evolutionary processes in which nature experiments with an immense repertoire of variants.

That being said, I don't see how an educated individual looks at evolutionary theory and feel 100 % convinced that it is truth.

So he decided to roll up his sleeves and apply some theories from evolutionary biology.

Others, however, think it's time for evolutionary biologists to move on.

I noted that a similar argument can be made from evolutionary biology.

A / 1999 / Attachment theory in modern evolutionary perspective.

Climate change is considered to have been a driver of evolutionary changes where some species have gone extinct and some others changed.

The answer depends as much on sociology as on evolutionary biology and is as speculative today as it was in 1961.

To demand that for omega to really exist, it present itself as omega at alpha is to deny the very nature of the process as evolutionary.

Isn't it possible the same thing will soon happen with evolutionary theory?

It remains to be seen whether human intelligence is actually a long - term evolutionary advantage.

Here, the authors draw heavily on evolutionary psychology, which declares that we are «hard - wired» for certain reproductive behaviors, but not determined by them.

The purpose and evolutionary origins of sleep are among the biggest mysteries in neuroscience.

Genetic drift was embraced as an additional mechanism of evolutionary development in the modern synthesis of the theory.

But crowdfunding could be set to go from evolutionary step to revolutionary force.

According to an explanatory model by evolutionary biologists, there is a valid explanation for why our nose is so important when it comes to choosing our partner.

The evidence for evolutionary adaptation to ocean acidification comes mainly from two approaches.

In a previous article, I discussed theories of infidelity, focusing on the different perspectives offered by evolutionary psychologists and social - role theorists.

These primates can tell us a great deal about our own evolutionary past.

Due to a series of random mutations, this line took a very different evolutionary path from the rest.

This seminar covers topical issues in the field of human evolutionary studies.

Now in its fifth generation, the A6 receives evolutionary design changes.

It also points to new mechanisms at work in the brain development of individuals and in species like humans over evolutionary time.

Other collective organisms such as slime molds must contend with evolutionary pressures both on the whole and on individuals.

The chapter on developmental evolutionary models especially concerns differential susceptibility.

I'll bet you just believe what your preacher tells you rather than reading books and recorded studies about evolutionary biology.

It's no wonder she couldn't find the roots of morality, she was looking in evolutionary science.

Both ideas make evolutionary sense, since they allow mothers to pass on more of their genes to subsequent generations.

How can we quantify this benefit in evolutionary terms?

Human evolutionary history suggests, according to many authors, that all humans, regardless of sex or gender, survive and thrive if they are loved and cared for.

However, areas of low diversity around gene segments might also be produced by other evolutionary mechanisms.

Many people report an aversion to clusters of holes; a new study suggests a very smart evolutionary basis for the discomfort.

This company is dedicated to meeting the nutritional and biological needs of dogs and cats based on their natural evolutionary diet which is primarily composed of animal proteins and fats.

As scientists went deeper into evolutionary history and closer to the base of the tree of life, the harder it became to know how closely related organisms are.

He gives no indication that he understands evolutionary theory, but that is hard to know through the fog of motivated reasoning.

The whole evolutionary point of childhood is not to get children to do anything in particular.

They're counting on the genes of the peanut's wild ancestors to unlock the plant's next evolutionary stage.

The finding adds to the growing evidence that friendship is an adaptation with deep evolutionary roots.

In the past, when purpose has been introduced as a category into evolutionary thinking, it has been attributed to animals as complex organisms enduring through time.