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    Have you ever wondered where we came from or how we got here? Some believe we came about through the single cell theory or evolution, but others believe life was created by some higher being that they call god. The teleological argument know also as the argument from design. The argument is used by theists to persuade the existence of god to agnostics and atheists. It states that god or some intelligent being created the universe or life on earth and keeps it in balance. It tells that an object…

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    Evolution is defined as the progression of a population which include changes in allele frequencies of a gene pool. The genetic make up or gene pool of the specie going through modification. While the alleles go through the change, so do the traits of the individual. There are mechanisms that are responsible for the change of alleles. The four mechanisms are mutation, gene flow, genetic drift, and natural selection. Every living thing has a different genetic make up or sequence, which can be…

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    Whilst defending his socialist perspective on science and society in 1894, the pioneering Italian sociologist Enrico Ferri stated that "it is impossible not to see the direct casual connection between Marxian socialism and scientific evolution"1. Ferri 's bold proclamation was indicative of an intellectual apex of provocative thought. To nineteenth-century dreamers hoping for a brighter future devoid of economic competition and inequality, the thought that inevitable progressive improvement…

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    Evolutionary Social Psychology Mark A. Lee Keiser University Evolutionary Psychology Dr. Sonia Troche October 21, 2015 Evolutionary Social Psychology This chapter begins with much known dilemma in psychology weather human social behavior is influenced by their biology and genes. The authors noticed that classical social psychologists criticize evolutionary psychologists and their theories and even when they accept evolutionary perspective it is taken with great reserve and…

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    Andrew Read is an evolutionary biologist. When he was young, he used work with native’s birds of New Zealand, which is his homeland. Working with birds, he began to question about how these natives birds lives longer then humans so he became an evolutionary biologist. So now, he works with malaria parasite. These parasites bread very rapidly as if they are on drugs. Therefore, Mr. Read is worried about these bugs. In the 1960, the United States surgeon General believed that we have won the war…

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    The mechanism of evolution occurs from natural selection, where the favorable traits are preserved and the unfavorable traits are destroyed. In Revenge of the Nerds, the author Steven Pinker claims that our common ancestor had four traits that led to the evolution of the modern human, which in turn established a foundation for humankind’s intelligence. Pinker states that the four traits are vision, group living, the ability of the hand, and hunting. In support of these four reasons, Pinker…

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    This paper is based on Evolution and facts that Charles Darwin discovered that human came from animals . Charles R. Darwin was born on February 12, 1809 and died on April 1882 and was buried at Westminster Abbey. He was the fifth of six children and sent to study at Shrewsbury school at the age of nine, one year after his mother passed away. He went to Edinburgh University in 1825 to study medicine, which he did not like. After studying taxidermy with a South American freed slave, he fell in…

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    Savagery Morgan's Report

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    complex types of societies. This Boas would not have accepted. Savagery here meaning the earliest stages of time in which humans lived, foraging for food and moving about from place to place. Morgan thought these stages were pervasive throughout humanity and all society’s went through the same stages in the same order. This is what is meant within the term unilineal evolution. Pottery domestication, and iron tools incorporate much of the second stage, that of barbarism. With quite similar…

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    back to creationists who reject the idea of evolution. Therefore scientists support the idea that the universe came to be with the big bang theory…

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    comes to the correlation between the continents and their inhabitants even though a five-year-old can confuse Africa and Australia. He hopes that children will soon understand that the reason why animals have certain characteristics is because of evolution. And that 's how he begins to explain one of his main points throughout this book, how animals evolved due to isolation from each other. () De Queiroz…

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