Sentence examples for views of evolution from inspiring English sources

Mukherjee is cautious about this claim and its intimations of a return to long-discredited "Lamarckian" views of evolution driven by "acquired characteristics".

Correction: October 18 , 2003 Saturday An article in Science Times on Tuesday about Dr. Michael J. Ryan, a University of Texas biologist who challenges widely held views of evolution, misstated his title.

Correction: October 21, 2003, Tuesday A picture in Science Times last Tuesday with a profile of Dr. Michael J. Ryan, a University of Texas biologist who challenges widely held views of evolution, carried an incorrect credit.

The first was the index of the questions regarding respondents' views of evolution and science, which we have labeled the "Views of Evolution Factor Score".

Three of these survey questions directly addressed the respondents' views of evolution.

There is a lack of science education research exploring the development of students' views of evolution.

Darwin's view of evolution was progressive.

From the point of view of evolution, it's not a problem but a solution".

His book would extol, he wrote, a "gene's-eye view of evolution".

"People typically have this view of evolution as being an extremely gradual process," said Dr. Barrett.

He is merely pointing out that the original 19th-century view of evolution, the one presented by Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace, is obsolete.