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    further back than the United States itself. Darwin proposed that morality was an adaption which evolved by natural selection both at an individual level and a group level. Morality or a strong commitment to virtue helped group cohesion and lead tribes with more virtuous members to take over other tribes which did not. In his book The Righteous Mind, Jonathan Haidt argues that group selection shaped the modern landscape as groups competed against one another for survival. The group with the most…

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    managed to develop a set of laws explaining the evolution of species, which later became the backbone of biology. Impressive. You have made one of the most important contributions to the science of evolution; your concept of natural selection. Natural selection is the basis for our understanding of how species evolve over time. The idea that the members of a species compete with each other in a fight to see who can be better adapted to their environment and gain a larger advantage of…

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    complexity of precisely tailored parts of cilia and flagella. Biochemists have shown the blood clotting is very complex and consists of interdependent protein parts. These irreducibly complex systems would be neutralized by Darwin’s mechanism of natural selection. Millions of different combination of heavy chain sequences and thousands of different light chains combinations give billions of different formations of antibodies. No answers have been found for the origin of the immune…

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    1859, Darwin published his book called Origin of Species. In his book, he talked about his theory of evolution and his travels around the world discovering this phenomenon. Darwin was the first person to publish the theory of evolution by natural selection. During Darwin's educational period, he studied medicine, but he had to stop when he found out he could not handle…

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    How does competition change a species? If a certain species are better at competing than another species then they will survive and pass on their genes to future generations, and they will be good at commission. Light vs Dark Fur. The light color mice had to evolve to the new dark rock background, The mice with the Dark colored fur were able to survive on the dark rock background. The light colored mice were unable to blend into the background. But they started to evolve so they blended and…

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    a set fact, but a hypothesis supported by a large amount of evidence, and is widely accepted. But there are still many who oppose it with their substitute being Intelligent Design. Evolution is the theory that traits are selected through natural selection, and that the more successful individuals will have more offspring and pass their unique trait down. The idea of Intelligent Design is that all species were created by an intelligent being, be it a god or extra-terrestrials. Both…

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    Origin of Species’, Charles Darwin uses the term ‘Natural Selection’ to describe the key evolutionary process. The phrase ‘Survival of the Fittest’, although typically attributed to Darwin, was introduced by Herbert Spencer and then adopted by Darwin in a later book. Darwin wrote: “This preservation, during the battle for life, of varieties which possess any advantage in structure, constitution, or instinct, I have called Natural Selection; and Mr. Herbert Spencer has well expressed the same…

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    The lecture this week discussed evolution and development. While Darwin believed that natural selection worked with individuals, the synthetic theory states that genes determine all traits that heritable. While the synthetic theory of evolution combined Darwinian evolution and genetics, it chose genes as the only focus of natural selection, hence an organism can be seen as the “vehicle” for genes because they are what create these individuals to deal with the environment to make more genes. So,…

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    Evolution Of Polar Bears

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    Natural selection is when stronger organisms adapt to their environment and have more children. First is variation- different, then selection when the most favourable survive and breed more. Inheritance when offspring get favourable traits. Time- Evolutionary change- few gen Speciation- thousands of years The likeness and the variation in comparative anatomy is different in the anatomy of species. A noteworthy issue in deciding evolutionary connections in view of near life structures…

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    another branch, or dies off. Over time the tail we have gets shorter and shorter, and eventually, we don't even need to grow it at all. It leaves the tailbone as the most recent step of evolution, for that specific body part. And all thanks to natural selection, these changes happen all the…

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