Sentence examples for evolutionary matters from inspiring English sources

For evolutionary matters, the effective population size is a prime concern.

It's what makes them adorable and, as an evolutionary matter, keeps them warm.

The changes are important, but not revolutionary and not even terribly evolutionary, for that matter.

This is the central text of adaptationism; indeed, it has an honored place in the minds of most evolutionary biologists, no matter what their position on adaptationism (compare Grafen 2003 and Kimura 1983).

He exploits the defunct trilobite to survey several other matters in evolutionary history.

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

Unfortunately, during the broader discussion of these matters, the evolutionary bases for these changes are seldom expressed.

Authors should keep in mind that the Genome Reports section will focus specifically on matters of evolutionary significance.

Perhaps it shouldn't matter whether evolutionary psychologists can prove that some trait got incorporated into human nature because it was useful on the African savanna.

A couple of years ago, at a TED conference, he described one goal as the creation of "inorganic life", and went on to detail his efforts to generate "evolutionary algorithms" in inert matter.

This desire for isolation may stem from a fundamental biological need; whether you're a human or a possum, physical withdrawal means concealment and protection from predation, making privacy an evolutionary life-or-death matter.