Sentence examples for human adaptation from inspiring English sources

3: 180-191 4. Thornhill, R and Gangestad, S (1996b) Human female copulatory orgasm: a human adaptation or phylogenetic holdover.

-Do you think human adaptation will eventually affect evolution?

Mr. Fagan is as interested in human adaptation as he is in weather.

In a curious role reversal, the movement of the mountains outstripped the pace of human adaptation.

They signal an attempt at human adaptation to a dark twist of history.

The history of elevators is a history not just of engineering but also of psychological trickery and human adaptation.

In addition, the peoples of Asia have established the broadest variety of human adaptation found on any of the continents.

Centuries of human adaptation of the various environments of France have produced varied patterns of rural landscape.

It is also possible, he said, that their resemblance to African Pygmies is a human adaptation to living in forests that the two populations developed independently.

Economic growth, technology and the magic of human adaptation through tried and tested market mechanisms will see civilisation through what is already an over-hyped crisis.

There is an irresolvable contradiction between viewing religion naturalistically – as a human adaptation to living in the world – and condemning it as a tissue of error and illusion.