In the 1930s astronomers began to explore evolutionary models of the universe, a good example being Georges Lemaître's primeval atom.
Some advances have been straightforward, such as new public health policies based on formal evolutionary models of antibiotic resistance and evolutionarily informed searches for genes that cause disease.
Feminist interventions regarding evolutionary models of sexual selection are important for at least two reasons.
We illustrate our geometric approach to evolutionary models of petroleum deposits.
We review the small set of formal evolutionary models of sustainability transitions, and show that existing formal evolutionary models of technological, social and institutional change can provide useful inputs to transition research and management.
Condition-dependent evolutionary models of personality have been proposed for decades, but only recently have begun to see empirical investigation.
This research illustrates the utility of integrating evolutionary models of mating with theory and method from cognitive science.
At 19, she moved to the United States for a Ph.D. program in evolutionary biology at Harvard University, where she developed evolutionary models of cancer.
Nevertheless, the currently available evolutionary models of reductive plastome evolution provide excellent starting points for leaving the paths of descriptive science towards hypothesis-driven research.
Consistent with evolutionary models of mate selection, this reduction in attention was observed only for opposite sex targets displaying high levels of physical attractiveness.
The aims of this study are (1) to contribute to archaeological prospection in the sites and (2) to develop evolutionary models of the sites based on geomorphological inferences.
