Such distinctions helped form the evolutionary theories of pioneering British naturalist Alfred Wallace.
Wallace and Bates, English naturalists, helped form the evolutionary theories that culminated in Darwin's "Origin of the Species" and went together to the Brazilian Amazon in 1848.
That vision had directly influenced the evolutionary theories of Darwin's grandfather Erasmus Darwin, but Charles could base his arguments on his own work in the Galápagos and elsewhere.
Scientists have proposed a variety of evolutionary theories of humour that mostly boil down to comedians trying to get laid.
Heavy debate has attended the relation between the Christian doctrine of creation and the cosmological and evolutionary theories of the natural sciences.
Another major concern, linguistic progress, was influenced by Charles Darwin's evolutionary theories and early reflected in Progress in Language, with Special Reference to English (1894).
The prima-facie case for cultural evolutionary theories is irresistible.
Prof. March: That's the fantasy of some evolutionary theories.
The theoretical framework is based on competence, and evolutionary theories of the firm.
Also, there are disagreements in the field about the relevance to humans of particular evolutionary theories.
Genetic Algorithms (GAs) is a technique that emulates biological evolutionary theories to solve complex optimization problems.
