If this seems more Philip K. Dick than Darwin, Jones, even more disturbingly, cites the evolution of the common slug as a possible future role model for the evolution of men.
Singh also cites anti-evolution invective spewed about the film on conservative Christian Web sites, but it seems to me that Thomas is just doing his job as a producer: he's trying to shame or flatter a distributor into ponying up for it.
Participants who rejected evolution were more likely to list "the Bible" or "religious beliefs" as the chief factor affecting their position regarding evolution, and the second most frequently and highly ranked factor cited by evolution rejecters was that they had been "taught" or "raised" not to believe in evolution.
Although the state's ban on interstate wine sales was found constitutional 30 years ago, Judge Richard M. Berman of United States District Court cited the evolution of both law and technology, including the advent of sales on the Internet, as a basis for re-examining the issue.
BP's chief executive, Lord Browne, cited this evolution when he said on Tuesday that the company had agreed to buy a half-interest in a new oil company that would absorb its oil assets in Russia as well as those of Tyumen Oil.
However, others (e.g. D. S. Jordan, H. Hannibal, E. Casier, C. DeMuizon, T. J. DeVries, D. Ward, and H. Cappetta) cite convergent evolution as the reason for the dental similarity.
For reasons cited above (evolution analyses biases in elderly) and discussed later, this result did not invalidate our hypothesis.
The exhibition cites here the evolution of The New York Times.
Darwin's theory of evolution cites plenty of scientific evidence to support the hypothesis that species evolve to fit their environments.
In early January, Dover High School's science teachers refused to read to ninth-graders a short statement written by the school board that criticizes evolution and cites a controversial approach called Intelligent Design as an alternative.
