Sentence examples for evolutionary debates from inspiring English sources

Beyond its arresting size and singular appearance, the giant deer is of great significance to paleontologists because of the way in which the animal has become involved in evolutionary debates down through the years.

But researchers who have been involved in these evolutionary debates are not convinced that louse evolution closely tracked the evolution of their hosts.

The distinction, now referred to as the Hull-Dawkins Distinction, has broad acceptance across evolutionary debates (Eldredge 1989), although DST challenges its necessity for all cases, and its primacy in conceiving evolutionary questions.

My work also contributes to a centuries-long evolutionary debate on the viability of transitional forms.

His discovery touched off an evolutionary debate and influenced the scientific view of the way crustaceans developed.

That emphasis has made Dr. Ryan prominent in an evolutionary debate that extends well beyond the love lives of stoic amphibians and weird fish.

The thesis has its critics, not least the late palaeontologist Stephen Jay Gould, but the disputes it engendered were mostly concerned with arcane areas of evolutionary debate.

It may seem plausible that evolutionists themselves use a fallacy when introducing religion in evolutionary debate.

Blending as he does the historical and scientific contexts of evolutionary theory, Reznick provides a clear discussion of the details and the importance of the evolutionary debate.

Four remarkable fossils have settled a long-standing evolutionary debate, showing that whales and even-toed hoofed mammals, such as cows and hippos, evolved from a common ancestor.

The research was published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, and a press release was released on August 27 , 2012 through Eurekalert (http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2012-08/sovp-fso082212.php), "Fossil skeleton of strange, ancient digging mammal clears up 30-year evolutionary debate".