Sentence examples for much evolutionary point from inspiring English sources

But there is not much evolutionary point in "guarding" a pregnant woman against such matings, since she cannot become pregnant again.

"If you think about it from an evolutionary point of view, it makes much more sense to think about what are the sorts of problems that an animal might face that would lead to natural selection.

From an evolutionary point of view, the wild V. vinifera subsp. sylvestris has much smaller berries than the cultivated V. vinifera subsp. sativa but seeds of similar size [ 79, 80].

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.

Like much evolutionary theory, this is just applied common sense.

From the evolutionary point of view, the answer is simple: our forerunners who lacked such a prudential instinct died out.

Evolutionary epistemology is the attempt to address questions in the theory of knowledge from an evolutionary point of view.

From an evolutionary point of view, that's meant to be a helpful impulse, Lang says.

There's just never been much evolutionary pressure for males to develop an impressive package.

This is why it even makes sense to self indulge in gloomy tunes from an evolutionary point of view.