The phrase "and evolution of living" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context discussing biological processes or the development of life, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The study focuses on the origins and evolution of living organisms on Earth."
Alternatives: "and development of life" or "and progression of living beings".
Understanding the origin and evolution of life in the Universe is a multi-disciplinary problem: from the astrophysics describing the processes giving rise to stars and planets and their environments, the geology, geophysics and atmospheric physics of planets, to the chemistry and biology of organic matter and evolution of living organisms.
The topics to be removed were 'Evolution of Earth', 'Appearance of life on Earth', 'Structure, function and evolution of living' and 'Origin and bio-cultural evolution of human species'.
Imperfect reproduction, replication, or division (which are subtly different processes) are all related to the possibility of population growth and the natural selection and evolution of living systems.
He deduced that this difference was because of the extinction of older forms and the evolution of living forms during the time that the rocks were being deposited.
Building accurate knowledge of the identity, the geographic distribution and the evolution of living species is very essential for sustainable development of the biodiversity as well as the whole society.
This article proposes that there is a set of simple, universal molecules and ions (so called 'SUMIs' by the authors) that played a fundamental role in the origin and first evolution of living cells.
Moreover, this project is useful as an introduction to other required scientific competencies: knowledge of and reflection upon evolution of living beings and Darwinian theories.
"The collection of three dynamic surfaces offers a glimpse into the interdisciplinary field of synthetic biology and the future evolution of living materials".
So it is important that pupils in the first nine years of schooling acquire knowledge not only of mathematics, languages, geography, chemistry, and physics but also of biology, including the evolution of living organisms and also some treatment of human evolution.
It is generally accepted that changes in environmental conditions at global and regional levels during Earth's evolutionary history were driving forces for the evolution of living forms and that resulting ecosystem features lead to the establishment of a living planet (the Gaia hypothesis) (Lovelock 1979).
The Winding Road to the Welfare State investigates the evolution of living standards and welfare policies in Britain from the 1830s to 1950 and provides insights into how British working-class households coped with economic insecurity.
