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    have developed into unique survivalist. Natural selection has allowed many species to use their survival instincts against their predators, or allowed them to become more skillful (since they’re preys to some other animal). Let’s use humans for example; we are part of the endotherm family, naturally we generate heat within our bodies, and we eliminate heat, when we pant or sweat. This skill helps us to run longer distances, when our prey can’t. Natural selection works for all sorts of species.…

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    V. Natural Selection and Learning a. Value of the ability to learn The cultural intelligence model agrees with the following statements: (1) social learning is more efficient that individual learning and (2) animals prefer social learning (Castro & Toro, 2004; Laland 2004; van Schaik and Burkart, 2001). Individual learning was deemed to be more costly. Social learning allows the individual to save energy and time in trial and error learning and learn from the experience of others. This…

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    scienfitifc movements as a way in which they could make themseleves feel better about their horrific actions. Charles Darwin’s belief in natural selection was implimented into much of the common thought during that time. He argued that “all life evolved from lower forms.” It was only natural that the strong survive, and the weak perish. People believed that it was natural that they dominate, enslave and murder another race because it was just…

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    A Poem in relation to Natural Selection When one thinks of a giant crack of lighting whitening the sky or the massive roaring of an erupting volcano, the first thing that might befall their mind is violence and destruction. Watching the wrath of mother nature before your eyes can be disheartening. Several movies have depicted her power such as San Andreas (2015), and Geostorm (2017). While these movies are fictional they do display how terrifying nature can be to the frailty of life.…

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    Natural selection is when a species or individual with unfavorable traits is killed off. When this occurs, it is sometimes unfavorable to the world’s ecosystem, so humans are trying to save all of the species they can. One of the methods that they have employed is making a list of all of the animals that they deem “endangered” and ranking them based on how many individuals in a certain species are left in the wild and in captivity. Another method that humans have developed is imposing limits on…

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    Methods The purpose of this lab was to run several simulations on a computer program showing the effects of Natural Selection by Evolution on a population of flat periwinkle snails with various sizes in shell thickness. In Exercise 1 of the simulation, the starting population of snails was 50. To begin the simulation, I was to act like a European green crab and select which snails from the population I wanted to eat by clicking on each snail. I was to eat snails until the population was at 25.…

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    Natural selection Name: Giant Panda as it is mostly recognized. A panda has a greater appetite in summer than winter; in the wild, they can eat many animals that are occasionally dead. Scientific name: Ailuropoda melanoleuca. Life span: 20 years in the wild. Location of natural habitat: Giant panda’s are from west china; 99% of them live in the mountains that is in Sichuan, some are also located in Shaanxi and Gansu country. Enemies: tiger, panther and wolf. Color: Normally black and…

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    discuss how it has been displayed by the author Ever since the beginning of time, in every species, there has always been the process of natural selection, wether it is someone who can't run fast enough to escape a predator, or someone that is dumb enough to drink and drive then get in a car crash. Society has been trying to take away the process of natural selection, but when Golding puts these boys in a savage habitat, the separation of the weak and the strong becomes very prominent. The…

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    Natural selection favours those who reach beyond what is obvious. Humans are evolutionary hard wired to explore. Crossing physical, personal or imaginary boundaries are in all cases adventurous. If anything has brought humanity to the point we are now, it has to be curiosity and the need to explore not only our surroundings but also ourselves. Behaviour or endeavours that start as adventurous never persist in their high risk state. The continuation of a certain endeavour, like sailing to…

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    contribute to the theory of evolution was Charles Darwin. His theory of natural selection explained passing on traits of our species. Organisms have offspring whom all fight for survival. The biological and behavioral traits of these organisms change in order to better fight for survival. These organisms now have new organism that the new changed traits are passed on to. Evolutionary psychology studies how the theory of natural selection applies to life. I can see evolution through parenting…

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