Sentence examples for evolutionary grounds from inspiring English sources
Lately, however, a new cohort of scientists have been challenging the very existence of the gender differences in sexual behavior that Darwinians have spent the past 40 years trying to explain and justify on evolutionary grounds.
Nevertheless, here we present current evidence showing that the aforementioned argument is rather inconsistent and unwarranted on evolutionary grounds.
One answer, provided by Marcel Weber (2005), is that the generality of biological knowledge obtained from studying exemplary models can be established on evolutionary grounds.
In some families, this involves a split along broadly taxonomic (i.e. evolutionary) grounds.
Not only is the proposed rotation unlikely on developmental and evolutionary grounds, subsequent authors have pointed out that the primary cusp of triconodonts is now considered to the paracone [6], [12].
If the ability to demonstrate self-recognition were innate, as suggested by Gallup [7], and could be explained solely on evolutionary grounds, one would expect that most, if not all members of a given species would or would not pass the test [21].
The framework further provides a method for deriving the evolutionary spectra of a building to the evolutionary ground spectra.
The combination of the moving force spectra with the frequency-response function of the half-space then leads to evolutionary ground spectra.
Therefore, we can assume that the developmental ground state also represents the evolutionary ground state.
When students were given the tree building task after the pretest they were more likely to generate trees grounded in an evolutionary basis: more than half (58%) of the students generated diagrams representing alternative evolutionary principles and 11% of students generated scientifically accurate phylogenetic diagrams.
The purpose of the conference was "to promote an informed dialog about evolutionary science grounded in a mutual respect for differences in ideas, cultures and religious beliefs".
