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  • == Starting new article: [[Evolutionary biology]] ==
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  • ...[http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-intro-to-biology.html Introduction to Evolutionary Biology]</ref> ...that bring about those evolutionary changes. In pursuing those concerns, evolutionary biology informs us about ourselves and the living world that embeds us, rewards us
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  • * Rose MR. (1998) ''Darwin's Spectre: Evolutionary Biology in the Modern World''. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press. ISBN 06 ...eral reader with an introduction to the theory of evolution...explains how evolutionary biology has been used to support both valuable applied research, particularly in ag
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  • ...evolution is, how it works, how it factors into your life, how research in evolutionary biology is performed, and how ideas in this area have changed over time."
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  • (1834&ndash;1919) German [[zoologist]] and one of the founders of [[evolutionary biology|evolutionary]] and [[developmental biology|developmental]] [[biology]].
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  • == Starting new article: [[Evolutionary biology]] ==
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  • (1941–2002) American [[evolutionary biology|evolutionary biologist]], [[paleontology|paleontologist]], [[historiography
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  • ...Williams Profile]. ''Science'' 304:1235-1236. | "Stretching the Limits of Evolutionary Biology".</ref>&nbsp;<ref name=meyer2010>Meyer A. (2010) [http://dx.doi.org/10.1038
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  • {{r|Evolutionary biology}}
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  • ...nterested in studying evolutionary biology. I believe that the concept of evolutionary biology can be also applied into microbiology.
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  • ...elor of Arts degree at the University of Colorado. My major is Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. My interests lie within the evolutionary aspects of all biological systems
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  • Subset of evolutionary biology that studies genetic differences across species populations.
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  • ...evolution is, how it works, how it factors into your life, how research in evolutionary biology is performed, and how ideas in this area have changed over time."
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  • * Rose MR. (1998) ''Darwin's Spectre: Evolutionary Biology in the Modern World''. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press. ISBN 06 ...eral reader with an introduction to the theory of evolution...explains how evolutionary biology has been used to support both valuable applied research, particularly in ag
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  • ...]. My primary research interests include: nutritional anthropology, human evolutionary biology & evolutionary theory, and human physiology & adaptation. I am also intere
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  • {{r|Evolutionary biology}}
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  • The study of diseases from the point of view of human evolutionary biology
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  • '''Stephen Jay Gould''' (1941–2002) was an American [[evolutionary biology|evolutionary biologist]], [[paleontology|paleontologist]], [[historiography
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  • {{r|Evolutionary biology}}
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  • evolutionary biology and its interactions with Christian faith, human
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  • An [[Evolutionary biology|evolutionary biologist]], whose highly influential book, ''Adaptation and N
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  • ...University of Colorado. I am a junior in Professor Matt Sponheimer's Human Evolutionary Biology class.
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  • ...sity of Colorado at Boulder. One of the courses that I am taking is Human Evolutionary Biology-Paleoanthropolgy, taught by Professor Matt Sponheimer. I am interested in B
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  • ...category of the organism plays virtually no explanatory role. Contemporary evolutionary biology is a science of sub-organismal entities—replicators. I argue that recent
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  • Interests: conservation and the environment, wildlife, evolutionary biology and species management, history, politics, railways (especially narrow gaug
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  • | journal = Journal of Evolutionary Biology
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  • ...org The Bacteriophage Ecology Group (BEG): Home of Phage Ecology and Phage Evolutionary Biology (www.phage.org)]
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  • ...rsity of Colorado at Boulder, near finishing a double major in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and English Literature. Via biology I have formed a strong interest in anth
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  • ...les from this field. I am mostly concerned with the subject of ecology and evolutionary biology, but also enjoy genetics and microbiology. I like to play sports, such as f
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  • ...Biology from Princeton University. I am interested in science, especially evolutionary biology, and have carried out research projects in microbiology and molecular biolo
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  • ...sters degree in the coming academic year. His major interests are ecology, evolutionary biology and environmental science, but, on a more leisurely note, he also enjoys ic
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  • I am a student at the University of Colorado at Boulder. I am in Human Evolutionary Biology with Matt Sponheimer and I am an anthropology major with a particular inter
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  • ...enior at the University of Colorado in Boulder, majoring in Ecological and Evolutionary Biology. My main educational interests and future career goals include work concer
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  • Formal education area of expertise is molecular evolutionary biology.
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  • .... He was most famous as one of the founders of the "Modern Synthesis" in [[evolutionary biology]]. ...atics and the Origin of Species'' (1942), was solving a central problem in evolutionary biology: how new species came about. He rejected the longstanding theory that speci
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  • ...es of adaptation (with fewer assumptions about the nature of epistasis) in Evolutionary Biology.
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  • ...oject with Dr. Matt Sponheimer's spring semester course Anthro 4110: Human Evolutionary Biology.
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  • ...ioinformatics (in particular, protein structure prediction), cell biology, evolutionary biology, computer programming, and theology/philosophy of religion.
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  • ...nterested in writing about Paleoanthropology for this website for my Human Evolutionary Biology class. I am a junior at CU and am interested primarily in Cultural Anthropo
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  • ...s and clinicians working at the interface of evolution and medicine. While evolutionary biology has long provided a foundation for studies of antibiotic resistance and pop *[http://www.lsa.umich.edu/psych/courses/darmed/links.htm Evolutionary Biology and Human Disease]
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  • I am a student in Dr Sponheimer's class Human Evolutionary biology at CU Boulder. We have the option to contribute to this site as part of the
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  • ...I am an anthropology major. My professor, Dr. Sponheimer, gave my Human Evolutionary Biology class the option of writing for Citizenduim for class credit. I thoroughly
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  • ...n the anthropology realm. I am currently enrolled in a class called "Human Evolutionary Biology" and wish to create a stub which relates to the class discussions, recent d
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  • I am writing for my Human Evolutionary Biology class. I am a junior at University of Colorado majoring in Anthropology. Ou
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  • {{r|Evolutionary biology}}
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  • ...llenges of saving global biological diversity. My Ph.D. is in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from the University of Tennessee. Most of my research is to understand pat
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  • ...p Between Science and Religion'' defends a thesis of compatibilism between evolutionary biology and Christian theism, while other works explore the concept of progress in
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  • I am an undergraduate student in Dr. Sponheimer's class of Human Evolutionary Biology in the anthropology department at the University of Colorado at Boulder. I
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  • ...New article title", or "Practice edit of section in [[Evolutionary biology|Evolutionary biology]]". Omit double-quotes.</ref>
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  • ...ology and its related applications (i.e. computational genomics, modeling, evolutionary biology, and medical computing), so if you have any good suggestions for readings/l
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  • ...uman sexuality. I came to Citizendium as part of a class project in Human Evolutionary Biology, and I hope I can help build a great encyclopedia that will serve the needs
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  • I also have a reasonable knowledge of physics and evolutionary biology, and an interest in some areas of philosophy, particularly ethics, ontology
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  • ...n to Be Human?] &mdash; consciousness discussed from the perspectives of [[evolutionary biology]], [[philosophy]] and [[neuroscience]]
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  • {{rpr|Evolutionary biology}}
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  • ...ics]], the study of biological human variability and diversity (related to evolutionary biology).
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  • ...will be completing throughout this semester in my anthropology class Human Evolutionary Biology.
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  • ...structured his theory set the tone for much of the subsequent thinking in evolutionary biology, through to the present day.
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  • ...in historical linguistics, applying computational methodologies used by [[Evolutionary biology|evolutionary biologists]] to study organic evolution:<ref name=harrisemma>H
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  • '' * Lewis Wolpert: The evolutionary biology of depression'' == Proposed section: role of evolutionary medicine and evolutionary biology in society ==
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  • When evolutionary biology emerged, the older discipline of taxonomy merged with it as the discipline
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  • ...orado, and I'm working on this article as part of a class project in human evolutionary biology. Please feel free to advise me on how I can make my article better, but I
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  • ...o at Boulder. I am an anthropology major and am in Dr. Sponheimer's Human Evolutionary Biology class. He has given us the opportunity to participate in the writing proce
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  • ...genics in relation to racism, early human cultures, human osteology, human evolutionary biology and general morphology.
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  • ...ies at the University of Cape Town in 2006, specialising in Biodiversity & Evolutionary Biology and Zoology, before making the move to Wits at the beginning of 2007 to com
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  • ..."classical" explanation of industrial melanism: Assessing the evidence. ''Evolutionary Biology'' 30:299-322.
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  • ...at includes chemistry, biology, medicine, history, linguistics, nutrition, evolutionary biology, philosophy of mind, and teaching, interests that I hope will provide persp
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  • ...or of the Challenges Series and Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey, United States. E-mail: slevin ...it again, producing departments of cell and molecular biology, ecology and evolutionary biology, neurobiology and behavior, genetics and development, physiology, and so on
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  • This [[evolutionary biology]] hypothesis has broad implications in [[evolutionary medicine | medicine]]
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  • ...[http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-intro-to-biology.html Introduction to Evolutionary Biology]</ref> ...that bring about those evolutionary changes. In pursuing those concerns, evolutionary biology informs us about ourselves and the living world that embeds us, rewards us
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  • ...linguistics, and to some extent art and politics. He is also interested in evolutionary biology, and has some knowledge of that.
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  • *{{cite book | author=Provine, William | date=1986 | title=Sewall Wright and Evolutionary Biology | publisher= University of Chicago Press |isbn=0-226-68473-3 }}
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  • ...(2004) ''The Evolution of Darwinism: Selection, Adaptation and Progress in Evolutionary Biology'' ISBN 0521834139
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  • ...bbins]]. The neodarwinian synthesis was the most important development in evolutionary biology after [[Charles Darwin|Darwin]]. Wright also had a major effect on the deve
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  • ...Depew | Baldwin effects and the expansion of the explanatory repertoire in evolutionary biology / Stephen M. Downes | Between Baldwin skepticism and Baldwin boosterism / P
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  • ...se focused on mind, brain and behavior—with side interests in genetics and evolutionary biology. Philosophical issues that arise from these areas, including the nature of
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  • I am enrolled in Sponhiemer's class entitled Human Evolutionary Biology at University of Colorado. I chose to try to contribute to this site as par
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  • ...ic research aspect of the Biosphere 2) and the Huxman lab (the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology lab run by the Director of the Biosphere). He worked with graduate students
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  • ...ts outside of medicine include: baseball; history of science and medicine; evolutionary biology and music.
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  • '''Welcome to the University of Colorado at Boulder ANTH 4110/5110 (Human Evolutionary Biology) Page!'''
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  • ...cs are: Artificial Life; Bioinformatics; Bioinspired Modeling; Complexity; Evolutionary Biology; Genetics; History of Biology; Mathematical Biology; hilosophy of Biology;
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  • ...ity or organization name --> Cornell University, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
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  • ...sleading picture of the impact of modern biology on social understandings. Evolutionary biology and Darwinian conceptions have had a major impact on sociology and social a
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  • ...of biochemistry topics]], [[list of molecular biology topics]], [[list of evolutionary biology topics]], [[list of biologists]]. ...pl|eubacteria}} {{rpl|eugenics}} {{rpl|eukaryote}} {{rpl|evolution}} {{rpl|evolutionary biology}} {{rpl|evolutionary developmental biology}} {{rpl|evolutionary tree}} {{rp
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  • 2008: Evolutionary Biology, Zoological Institute, University of Basel (postdoc)
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  • ...pr|eubacteria}} {{rpr|eugenics}} {{rpr|eukaryote}} {{rpr|evolution}} {{rpr|evolutionary biology}} {{rpr|evolutionary developmental biology}} {{rpr|evolutionary tree}} {{rp
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  • "Those who have a professional knowledge of evolutionary biology know that it is not possible to cook up after the fact explanations of just Critics point out that within evolutionary biology there are many other non-adaptive pathways along which evolution can move t
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  • ...ing. Mayr's interests subsequently began to diversify beyond taxonomy into evolutionary biology, and this expansion of his interests culminated in his first, and possibly Ernst Mayr had many fundamental insights into evolutionary biology, and almost every topic of importance in evolution was advanced by his idea
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  • ...hologist]]<ref>A branch of [[zoology]], i.e. animal behaviour.</ref> and [[evolutionary biology|evolutionary biologist]] who has written widely on science and religion. He
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  • ...02. '''Homospory 2002: an odyssey of progress in Pteridophyte genetics and evolutionary biology''' ''BioScience'' 52(12): 1081-1093</ref>). This creates the opportunity to
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  • ...et troll|trolling]] and [[spam]]ming the magazine on topics ranging from [[Evolutionary biology|evolution]] to [[global warming]], skewing readers perception of science. O
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  • ...o many others including [[political science]], [[computer science]], and [[evolutionary biology]]. It provides models for behavior in diverse situations by modeling intera
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  • ==[[Evolutionary biology ]]== ...evolution. This book played a significant role at the time by bringing the evolutionary biology community back to examine developmental biology, ignored for many years.
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  • ...equence will be released by the Joint Genome Institute in early 2008. ''([[Evolutionary biology]], [[Molecular biology]])'' ...nd by plants.] Science, 319(5859), 64-69.</ref> ''([[Plant physiology]], [[Evolutionary biology]], [[Molecular genetics]], [[Molecular biology]])''
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  • *'''[[Evolutionary biology]]''' ([[evolution]])
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  • ...century. A polymath who was a central figure in the development of modern evolutionary biology, he was also a highly skilled essayist and an extraordinary character--bril
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  • ...ve a variety of approaches, with [[comparative biology|comparative]] and [[evolutionary biology|evolutionary]] perspectives complementing [[neuroscientific]] ones. From th
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  • * Lieberman P. (2006) ''Toward an evolutionary biology of language''. Cambridge, Mass: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press,
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  • ...anol]] - [[eubacteria]] - [[eugenics]] - [[eukaryote]] - [[evolution]] - [[evolutionary biology]] - [[evolutionary developmental biology]] - [[evolutionary tree]] - [[Ewen
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  • ...on of ''Chlorella''-like isolates from low pH environments (pH < 3.0). BMC Evolutionary Biology, 26 August 2002. 2:13</ref> There is little published information on the ge ...on of ''Chlorella''-like isolates from low pH environments (pH < 3.0). BMC Evolutionary Biology, 26 August 2002. 2:13 </ref> Research on ''Chlorella minutissima'' has been
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  • ...ybernetics]], [[anatomy]], [[nutritional science]], [[systems biology]], [[evolutionary biology]], and many others.
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  • ...eme Court in [[Epperson v. Arkansas]] decided that bans on the teaching of evolutionary biology were an unconstitutional violation of the Establishment Clause.
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  • ...5. Punctuated equilibrium and macroevolution; 6. Explanatory pluralism in evolutionary biology; 7. Darwin's tangled bank; Part IV. The Descent of the Mind: 8. Where does
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  • *McGuire MT, Marks I, Nesse RM, & Troisi A. (1992) '''<font color=#660000><u>Evolutionary biology: a basic science for psychiatry?</u></font>''' ''Acta Psychiatr.Scand.'' 86 :*'''<u>Abstract:</u>''' Evolutionary biology has much to offer psychiatry. It distinguishes between ultimate and proxima
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  • ...The Theoretical Biologist's Toolbox: Quantitative Methods for Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.] Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0521830451, ISBN 9780521830454. ...k description:</u>''' Mathematical modelling is widely used in ecology and evolutionary biology and it is a topic that many biologists find difficult to grasp. In this new
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  • ...anisms presents conceptual and mathematical challenges at the interface of evolutionary biology and the theory of emergent properties of independent agents, two of the mos ...providing long-term benefit for all? These questions have been central in evolutionary biology since the time of Darwin, who regarded apparently altruistic behavior as a
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  • {{rpl|Evolutionary biology}}
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  • EP has roots in [[cognitive psychology]] and [[evolutionary biology]] (''See also'' [[sociobiology]]). It also draws on [[behavioral ecology]]
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  • ...lish, while alive, his view that there is no conflict between religion and evolutionary biology -- they are different areas. In his main work, however, he hypothesized that evolutionary biology does exist, and it was built into the rules of the universe by a creator. H
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  • ...century. A polymath who was a central figure in the development of modern evolutionary biology, he was also a highly skilled essayist and an extraordinary character--bril
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  • ...sts of the 20th century, and made major contributions to [[Statistics]], [[Evolutionary Biology]] and [[Genetics]]. According to Anders Hald writing in '' A History of Mat
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  • ...ityofColoradoatBoulderANTH4110HumanEvolutionaryBiology|Anthro 4110 ''Human Evolutionary Biology'']] - Spring 2008. instructor [[User:Matt Sponheimer|Dr. Matt Sponheimer]]
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  • ...e trunks or large mats of vegetation<ref name="Ciochon">{{cite book |title=Evolutionary Biology of the New World Monkeys and Continental Drift |accessdate=|author=R.L. Cio
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  • ...s of which might have been useful for syntax. In the terminology of modern evolutionary biology, these skills would be said to be "pre-adapted" for syntax. (Also see "[[ex
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  • ...les and perspectives of [[Evolution|evolution]] and [[Evolutionary biology|evolutionary biology]] to the understanding, prevention and management of human disease, both me ...vascular medicine, [[Endocrinology|endocrinology]], [[Evolutionary biology|evolutionary biology]], [[Exercise physiology|exercise physiology]], [[Family medicine|family me
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  • ...and common themes in subcellular infrastructure and traffic control ''BMC evolutionary biology'' 5: article 66. PMID 16288662 Rose et al. suggest that [[Coiled coil|coile
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  • Francis Crick, quoted in {{cite book |title=Concepts and Methods in Evolutionary Biology |author= Robert N. Brandon |url=http://books.google.com/books?id=jWD4FkELn2
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  • In his 1998 edition of ''Evolutionary Biology'', evolutionary biologist Douglas Futuyma defined 'evolution' thus: ...th diversification''."</font><ref name=futuymaevobiol98>Futuyma DJ. (1998) Evolutionary Biology 3rd ed. Sinauer Associates, Inc., Sunderland MA ISBN 0-87893-189-9</ref>
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  • ...[http://www.eeb.cornell.edu/ Cornell University, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology]. Accessed 26 October 2006.
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  • ...co-discoverer should be regarded as one of the most important pioneers of evolutionary biology, whose original contributions are underestimate by most contemporary scient ...to rehabilitate Wallace and to acknowledge his important contributions to evolutionary biology? The ‘Darwin–Wallace principle of natural selection’ could be substit
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  • | journal = Anatomical Record Part A: Discoveries in Molecular Cellular and Evolutionary Biology
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  • ...am sorry, but I do not think that CZ is the place for a remedial course in Evolutionary Biology. But see if you get the following example:
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  • ...http://www.colorado.edu/anthropology/sponheimer/anth4110syllabus.htm Human Evolutionary Biology-Paleoanthropolgy], taught by Professor [[User:Matt Sponheimer|Matt Sponheim
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  • ...co-discoverer should be regarded as one of the most important pioneers of evolutionary biology, whose original contributions are underestimate by most contemporary scient
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  • ...tions that ''someone'' would find controversial. This is true not only in evolutionary biology, but also philosophy, history, physics, etc.
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  • ...n]] caught an evolutionary bug, causing him yesterday to start a stub on [[Evolutionary biology]], then decided to 'evolve' it into a developing article. Then feeling a l
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  • ...5. Punctuated equilibrium and macroevolution; 6. Explanatory pluralism in evolutionary biology; 7. Darwin's tangled bank; Part IV. The Descent of the Mind: 8. Where does
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  • <td><center>&nbsp;Evolutionary Biology&nbsp;‡ </center></td> *{{pl|Evolutionary biology}}<br>
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  • ...i and pseudofungi. In Rayner, A.D.M., Brasier, C.M. and Moore, D. (eds.), Evolutionary biology of the fungi. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp. 339-353.
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  • Although evolutionary biology is replete with explanations for complex response, expertise in evolutionary biology and in the history of the public
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  • ...eilhard du Chardin, SJ, also a paleontologist, had a model that reconciled evolutionary biology and a full Catholic view of divine creation. He, however, did not suggest t
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  • [[:Category:Evolutionary biology|Evolutionary biology]] (4)
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  • ...evolutionary biology is not in ''human'', or even vertebrate genetics and evolutionary biology- so there you go. [[User:Nancy Sculerati|Nancy Sculerati]] 14:36, 1 June 20
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  • *[http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v455/n7217/full/4551184a.html Evolutionary biology: Small regulatory RNAs pitch in]
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  • ...ammals: Insurgent and Counterinsurgent Adaptation in Iraq", used evolution|evolutionary biology to describe the competition between insurgents and counterinsurgents. <ref
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  • ...tastic animals as an experimental model to teach animal adaptation]. ''BMC Evolutionary Biology'' 7(Suppl 2):S13 doi: 10.1186/1471-2148-7-S2-S13.</ref>
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  • | field = [[Biology]], [[Biohemistry]], [[Genetics]], [[Evolutionary biology]], [[Physiology]] ...or = Co-founder of population genetics; contributions to enzyme kinetics, evolutionary biology, and science popularization. Embraced and abandoned Marxism.
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  • ''Also see [[evolutionary medicine]] and [[evolutionary biology]]'' === Based on evolutionary biology ===
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  • ...e robots is no longer the stuff of science fiction; decades of research in evolutionary biology and cognitive science have led many esteemed thinkers and scientists to the
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  • ...gical advances, in particular in biology (e.g., promotion of Darwinism and evolutionary biology, embryonic stem cell research technologies, ‘morning-after pill’, etc.)
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  • ...they were self-evidently brilliant -- but I do think his views on life and evolutionary biology are significant enough, just judging from the enormous impact they had at t
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  • There was a perfectly healthy tradition in evolutionary biology of analysing by calculation the probability of evolutionary change. Haldane I guess I need help here, as I'm certainly not an expert in evolutionary biology. So what follows is really as much by way as a request for others to correc
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  • ::::It's also quite popular in evolutionary biology. --[[User:Daniel Mietchen|Daniel Mietchen]] 23:48, 27 September 2009 (UTC)
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  • ...tastic animals as an experimental model to teach animal adaptation]. ''BMC Evolutionary Biology'' 7(Suppl 2):S13 doi: 10.1186/1471-2148-7-S2-S13.</ref>
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  • | journal = Anatomical Record Part a Discoveries in Molecular Cellular and Evolutionary Biology
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  • ...comparisons and a combined interdisciplinary approach are required before evolutionary biology may finally be written from 'first principles'."
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  • **Anthropology 4110:Human Evolutionary Biology hosted by [[User:Matt_Sponheimer|Dr. Matt Sponheimer]]
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  • ...- but is argument here any more likely to settle it than those who dispute evolutionary biology?
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