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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

*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

...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

...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

EP has roots in [[cognitive psychology]] and [[evolutionary biology]] (''See also'' [[sociobiology]]). It also draws on [[behavioral ecology]]

...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

...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

...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

...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

...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

...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

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

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>

...[http://www.eeb.cornell.edu/ Cornell University, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology]. Accessed 26 October 2006.

...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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...http://www.colorado.edu/anthropology/sponheimer/anth4110syllabus.htm Human Evolutionary Biology-Paleoanthropolgy], taught by Professor [[User:Matt Sponheimer|Matt Sponheim

...co-discoverer should be regarded as one of the most important pioneers of evolutionary biology, whose original contributions are underestimate by most contemporary scient

...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

...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