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Meanings of biological evolution in English
Antonyms
Examples for "creationism"
Examples for "creationism"
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However, 25 percent said they devoted classroom time to creationism or intelligent design.
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Apart from being illegal, teaching creationism as science is a very bad idea.
3
This isn't a religious dispute, like the debate over creationism and intelligent design.
4
When did the issues of abortion, teaching creationism, and gay marriage surge forward?
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Recent polls show that much of America still believes in creationism.
Usage of biological evolution in English
1
In some cases there was a biological evolution such as we know.
2
Like biological evolution, the market is a bottom-up world with nobody in charge.
3
Was it a creature like us, the result of biological evolution?
4
Exchange is to cultural evolution as sex is to biological evolution.
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Cultural evolution, on the other hand, may be just as complicated as biological evolution.
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He has written several brilliant popular books on biological evolution.
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The characteristics of biological evolution are thus the same as those of human progress.
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When we study the beginnings of biological evolution, its purpose seems to us obscure.
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The late theoretical physicist, Stephen Hawking, said humans are limited by slow biological evolution.
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Once again, it stems not so much from biological evolution, but from cultural evolution.
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To follow biological evolution in detail would carry us beyond the scope of this book.
12
To illustrate this, Boyd and Richerson drew an analogy with sexual selection in biological evolution.
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Sex is what makes biological evolution cumulative, because it brings together the genes of different individuals.
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Human social evolution, we repeat, rests upon and is conditioned by biological evolution at every point.
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In the later nineteenth century, this type of idealism was amalgamated with the doctrine of biological evolution.
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The scientific and technological development of this era corresponds to the biological evolution of the previous one.
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Translations for biological evolution
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Spanish
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Biological evolution through the time
Biological evolution across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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