From an evolutionary point of view, this isn't surprising.
The catch is that, from an evolutionary point of view, these village dogs are already dogs.
"From an evolutionary point of view, natural selection favours traits that increase our individual reproductive success.
It became clear that the dinosaurs were actually wildly successful, from an evolutionary point of view.
From an evolutionary point of view, the sensing and moving are intimately connected, Wang continued.
From the evolutionary point of view, the answer is simple: our forerunners who lacked such a prudential instinct died out.
This makes sense from an evolutionary point of view, since testosterone suppresses the immune system.
More importantly, from an evolutionary point of view, more of their children made it to maturity.
Such behaviour can increase co-operation, which is good from an evolutionary point of view.
From an evolutionary point of view, a trade-off between the two would have been predicted.
Humans can thrive on a wide variety of foodways — a big plus from an evolutionary point of view.
