In the meantime, send in any thoughts on proximate viewing promontories named after British athletes.
However, it remains to be investigated from a proximate point of view how and in which situations such social propensity is achieved.
These questions about the convergence of similar and simple mechanisms for different species are fundamental, not only for better understanding the mechanisms of organization, but also for making the link between the proximate and ultimate views of social evolution [88].
In his view, the proximate cause of this wealth decline was subprime and predatory lending.
Is it because the justices do not intend to extend their reasoning to companies that hold religious views less proximate to their own Christian beliefs?
These tolerances effectively constrain departure and can be viewed as proximate rules, adapted to provide suitable migration schedules given prevalent wind conditions along the migration route.
Calcott views proximate-ultimate as "a false dichotomy", whilst for Haig it has different meanings depending on whether one is critic or advocate, Mayr himself or modern user.
The complex displays of some lizards have been studied from a proximate behavioral or ecological point of view to identify the relevant components and contexts of the signals.
In contrast, evolutionary thinking favors hypothesizing multiple functions designed to strategically manage specific threats (e.g., pathogen threats should motivate responses targeted to deter contagion), and views anxiety as a proximate tool rather than an ultimate problem.
