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    humans are able to artificially alter their physical appearance to be more attractive, causing sexual selection to alter the gene pool less and less. In addition, people are able to remove the pressures which question the fitness of individuals using medical technology. Finally, as genetic research continues to advance, humans can alter their genes and the genes of their children to bypass natural selection in the process of improving the species. The first factor which allows…

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    states, Darwin had long appreciated the importance of artificial selection practiced by animal breeders. But until Malthus’s vision of struggle and crowding catalyzed his thoughts, he had not been able to identify an agent for natural selection. (p. 22). Even Darwin, a scientist who arguably made one the greatest discoveries in history did not do so on his own. In fact, his work was guided by others. That includes his theory on natural selection. Now, if one of the greatest scientific minds in…

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    took into great consideration what organisms lived where and the circumstances surrounding them. This helped him understand why creatures are what they are and where they are. Darwin believed in evolution through the process of natural selection. Natural selection is where all organisms transform in their physical features and behavioral traits over long periods of time in order to become more successful in their native environment, this is also known as survival of the fittest. It is believed…

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    When we talk about natural selection, we often hear the phrase: “The Survival Of The Fittest”, but what does it really mean? Is it about the strongest ones with biggest muscles who survive? No, it is about the creatures who adjust to their environment. The strongest creatures are the ones who change their body when their home changes. The giraffes eat leaves that are high up in the trees, because they had to adjust to this environment long time ago, generation after generation their shapes…

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    discussed in class “Science can be considered a form of conceptual evolution where natural selection insures the survival of the fittest ideas”. Those 3 ingredients are heritability, variation and differential success. In order for selection to occur three main criteria’s are necessary in order for a specie to prosper and survive. Without these ingredients a species will have little to no chance…

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    An Overview of the Determinant of the Genomic Diversity Genetic diversity provides variation in which that selection can act upon and it determines the response of population towards environmental change. Therefore, knowledge in genetic diversity is crucial for developing breeding strategies and also for the management of endangered species. Understanding the determinant genetic diversity is also essential for resolving the long-standing riddle in population genetics, the disproportionately…

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    which theorizes they could walk on land at some point, millions of years ago. Vestigial organs show changes in the human body over time, because at one point, those organs were needed for proper body functions. But through evolution and natural selection, animals have outgrown the need for certain parts of their…

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    World made humans lose that evolutionary quality, because the average person in the novel’s society has no qualms with frequent, promiscuous intercourse. Also, males are hormonally expected to be competitive over partners; Darwin’s theory of sexual selection “depends...on a struggle between the individuals of one sex, generally the males, for…

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    decisions on the other hand Artificial Intelligence is a way to make a computer,a computer-controlled robot,or a software that think intelligently like humans.Artificial Intelligence is based on the study that how human thinks,learn,decide and work in order to resolve an issue and then using the outcome of this study as a basis of developing intelligent software and systems. Comparision between Artificial Intelligence and Business Intelligence Basis of comparision Artificial Intelligence…

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    present due to a powerful directional selection from domestication in these animals. Domestication could be an example of convergent evolution. It shows what happens to a species when there is a powerful directional selection within the species. An example of directional selection would be the behavioral effect of an animal being tame. Wright uses another animal example in the article. The silver fox shows evidence of that domestication can be recreated through selection lines. The selected…

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