Sentence examples for evolutionary impacts from inspiring English sources

Right and wrong are not simply matters of evolutionary impacts and what is natural.

But the way you put it, it is because science shows us that homosexual behaviour "is completely natural", "has no apparent negative evolutionary impacts", is "biologically based" and "not harmful" that we can conclude it is "not innately 'wrong'".

Iron age scriptures might argue that homosexuality is "wrong", but scientific discoveries about the frequency of homosexual behaviour in a variety of species tell us that it is completely natural in a rather fixed fraction of populations and that it has no apparent negative evolutionary impacts.

The topic also provides interesting material for discussion of the impacts of technology on the environment and speculation on their possible global evolutionary impacts.

It does not take too much imagination to also wonder about possible future evolutionary impacts, including extinctions and changes in environmental signals, leading to species decline.

It considers the ecological and evolutionary impacts of molluscan parasites on their hosts and vice versa, and on the communities and ecosystems in which they are a part, as well as disease management and its ecological impacts.

But ecologists are quick to note that Aedes aegypti have been in America for only two hundred years or so; that's not enough time for a species to make an evolutionary impact.

But the visits are perfunctory, and the authors offer no systematic account of the trade-offs the brain must make among goals that differ in their likelihood of success, their time horizons and their evolutionary impact.

The fundamental message of the first article, namely that seemingly minor changes in the order of genes in a chromosome can have a far-reaching evolutionary impact, is an excellent example of a basic concept of science that "many Americans simply don't understand," to quote the second article.

Data on the evolutionary impact of learned traits are "very scarce and badly needed," he says.

The loss of people at the local and regional levels initiated counter-balancing processes, also with evolutionary impact.