More formally, Wright argues that religious responses to reality are generally explained by game theory and evolutionary psychology, the subjects of his previous books.
Simonti, C. N., Pavlicev, M. & Capra, J. A. Transposable element exaptation into regulatory regions is rare, influenced by evolutionary age, and subject to pleiotropic constraints.
Many evolutionary processes are subject to short temporary perturbations that are negligible compared to the process duration.
In addition, teachers could come to understand that, like all scientific knowledge, evolutionary theory is subject to modification as scientists examine more evidence in the future.
The DDLE has set for itself the goal of organizing its manuscript collections and the literature of evolutionary biology by subject.
The conversational narrative will certainly deepen a reader's understanding of humans who, over evolutionary time, are subject to the pressures of natural selection.
Hence, we would like to emphasize that these evolutionary scenarios are subject to change as more sequence data from phages and their associated hosts are accumulated.
This suggests that genomic DNA has a marked tendency to become "stiffer" over long evolutionary timescales when subjected to genetic drift, particularly in small populations.
In all cases, the estimation of evolutionary distances is subject to inference uncertainty, which is commonly quantified by their variances and covariances.
The genetic content of small chromosomes has been shown recently to evolve faster, putting forward the notion that these secondary chromosomes act as evolutionary test beds subject to reduced purifying selection [ 88].
