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    colour all vary differently in humans.11 The Hardy-Weinberg Principle is a method for geneticists to study genetic variation and evolution. It is a model that predicts the outcome and offspring of a non-evolving population. This model is then compared to an existing population and the differences between the non-evolving population and the existing population display evolution.12 An example is polyploidy. In animals, polyploidy is extremely rare, however, in plants, polyploidy is common and it…

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    expected that we know in these stories how the reproduction of animals and humans happen. It is only in the Australian story that people are created a very different way, through dreams. This is the biggest evidence for evolutionist to confirm that evolution is real. When it comes to procreation, evolving makes more sense and it is nicer to think about. It lacks incest behaviour but still leaves us wondering about the way the animals we evolved from came to be. The creator, god or spirit has…

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    become more animalistic and regress drastically from their former purity. This darker, more “realistic... Coral Island “ (Cox) is twisted so the true natures of humans come out and stay for perusal. Golding uses the symbolic nature of atavism and evolution through clothing, Ralph’s mentality, and the island itself to introduce and emphasize the psychological nature of the book. Throughout the novel, Golding continuously links the degradation of the clothes to the boy’s psyches. At the…

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    Throughout the years, authors have studied the interactions between the species of the earth and have conveyed their findings through their literary works. Authors, such as, Charles Darwin, Sir James George Frazer, and Jack London, all have published works in this area. These three authors have several points that are similar to each other, as well as their differences also. The points are: the relationships between humans and animals, the competition for life in all species, and the instincts…

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    23. The book “Survival of the Sickest” supports the quotation by Theodosius Dobzhansky stating that, “Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.” The book explains the reasoning behind many wonderful events that are related to the human race and their interactions with other organisms through the idea of evolution. Dr. Moalem answers any question appropriate to the actions and behaviors of multiple species under the same goal- to survive and…

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    Creationism, Intelligent Design, and Evolution, three words that seem to be thrown around a good bit, but which of them is “right”? Well, if you define “right” as being the most factual, then Evolution is, by far, the most :right” of these ideas. There is a mountain of evidence for Evolutionary Theory, such as genetic similarities between different species, following change over time in the fossil record, and even seeing Evolution in action. It is because of this evidence that many individuals…

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    John Scopes who is a teacher was found guilty for teaching evolution, so he was forced to be in a case. Bryan heard of this case and decided to contribute to the prosecution of Scopes. Clarence Darrow who is an intermediate lawyer was the defender of Scopes in the case. This case was called The Scopes Monkey Trial…

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    The Darwinian theory of evolution, that is, all beings grew and transformed from simpler to more complex beings over time, is taught in public schools nationwide. This theory and none other are taught to children in public schools even though other theories are also widely believed and have both similarities and differences in the evolution theory. Why, then if there are other evolutionary theories, is just this singular theory taught instead of them all being taught? If no one theory can be…

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    Social Darwinism is a theory that individuals, groups, and races are subject to the same laws of natural selection as plants and animals. The weak individuals would decrease and the strong individuals would grow in power. Charles Darwin, Herbert Spencer, and William Graham Sumner, and more philosophers are all associated with social Darwinism. They all have different views on it. Charles Darwin developed Darwinism. He focused more on the development of plants and animals. He developed the idea…

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    After the Supreme Court ruled that the teaching of creationism is unconstitutional, opponents of evolution came up with a new strategy to bring their theory to America’s education system. Creationist revived their theory by renaming creationism Intelligent Design. Their new strategy to bring creation into American public schools was to argue that creationism is scientific like evolution and should be taught in the scientific curriculum. The creationist argue that their theory is scientific,…

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