Few of the nation's biology teachers, the study found, directly tell students that evolution forms the foundation of modern biology.
The concept of evolution was the foundation of Miller's scientific thinking and laboratory logic, and his findings as a "pioneer prebiotic chemist" enriched the "body of knowledge" called the theory of evolution.
The goals of Darwin Day are to reach out and inform the public about the importance of evolution as the foundation of modern biology, the life and findings of Charles Darwin, and to promote scientific literacy in general.
If 'science' is correct, and evolution is the foundation of life, then there is no beauty.
[ 1] Darwin's notion of a tree as a valid depiction of evolution became the foundation of the grand metaphor of the tree of life (TOL) that had been propounded as a generally adequate depiction of the entire history of life, above all, by Haeckel who expanded Darwin's schematic into an arborescent and picturesque tree [ 2].
The definition of damage state variables and their evolution laws are the foundation of continuum damage mechanics, yet experimental data for shear damage evolution is limited.
While there, he developed not only a theory of evolution but also the foundation of modern biogeography.
Nietzsche was at school when Darwin published his theory of evolution, dynamiting the foundations of 2,000 years of Christian belief and culture and setting off a tsunami of nihilism and pessimism.
In Wichita, the conservative incumbent, Mary Douglass Brown, said the new standards "put a little crack in the foundation" of evolution scientists, "their money, their books, their schools".
Darwinian medicine, which is named for English naturalist Charles Darwin, whose theory of evolution by natural selection became the foundation of modern evolutionary studies, is not a method of practice or a specialized area of research.
