Sentences with phrase «in modern evolutionary theory»

«Extending these concepts to domestication research allows anthropologists to become more fully engaged in modern evolutionary theory and practice,» Piperno said.

Steve: So, this gene duplication business is so interesting and it has such profound importance in evolution and researchers realize that, but I don't think that news has really gotten out to the general public in a lot of ways that in the modern evolutionary theory play book, gene duplication has a really big role.

Not exact matches

Evolutionary Theory is the cornerstone of modern biology and well deserves to be taught in every science classroom.

I will admit that I do not understand the ins and outs of modern evolutionary theory, however, I do understand the basics and do not discount them.

Evolutionary theory deserves to be taught in every classroom because it is the cornerstone of modern Biology.

Process thought is usually defined in one of three ways: (1) as any view of reality that is dynamic and relational and based on the findings of modern science, (2) identified with «the Chicago School,» the University of Chicago Divinity School, both in its earlier phase of applying evolutionary theory to historical research, seeing religion as a dynamic movement that reconstitutes itself in response to felt needs, as well as its later philosophical phase, and (3) synonymous with the philosophy of Whitehead and Hartshorne.

If you have gotten a PhD from Duke in the medical sciences, then you would know that Darwinism is passe and that it is an inappropriate term for modern evolutionary theory.

The rise of science in the modern age — whether in the form of evolutionary theory, behaviorism, neuroscience, or the new cosmology — provides an example of this misguided tendency.

Since the publication of the original essay — which compressed those theories into single sentences — Belllah has written widely on modern religion but has never spelled out in sufficient detail the dynamics of the underlying evolutionary model.

Another architect of modern evolutionary theory, Dobzhansky, had a less explicit metaphysic than Wright but he was greatly influenced by his early upbringing in the Russian Orthodox Church.

But to have stressed his theses of the part which an increasing awareness of temporality has played in the genesis of modern science, and to have indicated the way in which he parallels his theory of levels of duration with the «chaining» of integration / differentiation leaves one fascinating problem unsolved: namely, that of how, given what is known of genetics, Bergson could have imagined that the «vital impetus» effects its evolutionary saltations.

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

Each stack is dedicated to a topic somehow related to his work in evolutionary theory: the origins of behavioral disorders, the epidemiology of tuberculosis, the way modern humans overrode Neanderthals.

Darwin did not explain «all», but still is considered one of the major modern scientists (please note I did not specify one Darwin over the other in case you are familar with modern evolutionary theory or say which one deservers the accolades).

According to evolutionary theory, women find men with resources (e.g., money and status) to be more desirable partners than those who have relatively fewer resources.1 After all, resources have historically increased individuals» chances of survival, and in many ways resources are still important in modern society.

A / 1999 / Attachment theory in modern evolutionary perspective.

Within the framework of modern evolutionary biology, attachment theory focuses on the «gene - selfish» interest of children in receiving as much of their parents» physical as well as psychological resources as possible.5, 9 In terms of Trivers ’10 parent - offspring conflict paradigm, attachment theory focuses on the offspring's side of the conflict, and on the parent's willingness or unwillingness to invest in any particular individual offsprinin receiving as much of their parents» physical as well as psychological resources as possible.5, 9 In terms of Trivers ’10 parent - offspring conflict paradigm, attachment theory focuses on the offspring's side of the conflict, and on the parent's willingness or unwillingness to invest in any particular individual offsprinIn terms of Trivers ’10 parent - offspring conflict paradigm, attachment theory focuses on the offspring's side of the conflict, and on the parent's willingness or unwillingness to invest in any particular individual offsprinin any particular individual offspring.