Sentence examples for ideas about evolutionary from inspiring English sources
One of the most influential evolutionary biologists of the 20th century and perhaps the best known since Charles Darwin, Dr. Gould touched off numerous debates, forcing scientists to rethink sometimes entrenched ideas about evolutionary patterns and processes.
This information may help users of the map contextualize the definition of the "success" of avian groups in an evolutionary sense, and counter teleological ideas about evolutionary progress.
As we argue, measuring progress in evolutionary reasoning requires the consideration of both non-adaptive and adaptive factors in evolutionary causation, in addition to common naive ideas about evolutionary change (Table 2).
In addition to a step-by-step introduction to ideas about evolutionary processes, the book contains a methodological section with a general overview of scientific status of evolutionary theory and the evidence for evolution.
In my own research I always keep in mind Charles Darwin's ideas about evolutionary continuity, namely, that the differences among animals are variations in degree rather than kind.
Indeed, following Charles Darwin's well-accepted ideas about evolutionary continuity, nonhumans, like us, are emotional beings, who care about what happens to themselves and their families and friends.
For this reason, we have suggested an idea about evolutionary formation of the phoronid body plan due to inheritance of an acquired modus of escaping development.
A lot of people at the conference talked to me about about "evolutionary psychology": the idea that human behavior has been shaped by natural selection.
A new look at the human Y chromosome has overturned longstanding ideas about its evolutionary history.
All these results correlate well with our intuitive ideas about an evolutionary model with selective pressure.
This possibility is intriguing, but ideas about the evolutionary pressures underlying the developmental period of malaria are sketchy (Koella 1999).
