Although GNP guides' knowledge of evolution exceeds that of teachers by 22%, the guides' acceptance of evolution exceeds that of teachers by 56%.
We found these community college students' acceptance of evolution exceeded that of the general public.
Three months have elapsed since my previous contribution and, as usual, the number of publications related to paleontology and evolution exceeds the space allowed for this column.
The rayt genes themselves are subject to rapid evolution, substantially exceeding the substitution rate of neighboring genes.
Intriguingly, students who were not part of a discussion of LDS doctrine saw gains in knowledge of evolution that exceeded the treatment sections (Fig. 1c).
Thus, I propose a strong exponential hypothesis that rates of increase in genome complexity in early evolution did not exceed those in later evolution.
Besides the absolute values for the velocities, it is very interesting to note that both data sets follow a linear density evolution up to densities exceeding those of the Earth's inner core.
The problem is that biological diversity resulting from evolution by far exceeds these two aspects: many evolutionary units (recombined genes, operons, transferred genes, mosaic genomes, consortia, communities, 'acellular' and 'intercellular evolution' mediated by mobile elements such as phages and plasmids) cannot be exactly mapped onto a tree of functions or onto a tree of cells.
The implications of evolution theory far exceed biology, with major consequences for fields as far apart as epistemology and ethics (Ruse 2007).
In other words, rates of phenotypic evolution can only exceed κcrit(∞, N0) if population size declines.
A comparison of editing sites between dicot and monocot organelles supports this notion, demonstrating that the speed of editing site evolution equals or exceeds that of third-codon positions [ 10].
