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    When I think of evolution‚ I tend to think in terms of a series of what I call happy accidents. A creature through a series of genetic mutations is born with an attribute which fits well with its habitat thus providing it with an advantage over others of its kind. This advantage in turn makes the creature hardier than its compatriots leading to increased chances for survival and‚ perhaps‚ better selection of mates. This uniquely equipped animal then breeds and its new trait is passed on to some

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    Creationism and Evolution is comparing two completely different subjects. Creationism is a way to explain the origin of life via a historically record kept over thousands of years known as the bible. Evolution is believed to have merged via Charles Darwin’s evolutionary theory On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection that suggests all species are interconnected through natural selection‚ but does not consider that the similarities between species are not a result of evolution but the result

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    Of Human Evolution. According to the documentary film‚ 100‚ 000‚ 000 years Ago‚ the world was first inhabited by the dinosaurs. But‚ because of the asteroid 6 miles wide That struck the earth; it brought the end of the reign of the Dinosaurs. After being strucked by The Asteroid‚ the earth became life less. But‚ insects and plants and some small Mammals would Survive and populate the landscape. And‚ one of these is the Pregatoria‚ One of earth’s First Primate. It was an

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    Human Evolution Who we are as a species‚ and where we came from; make up the basis of a fantastic story‚ spanning more than 4 million years. The search for the origins of humanity will be a story of bones and the tales they tell. It’s a story that begins in Africa‚ where our ancestors first stood up.Over millions of years they continued to evolve and eventually spread out across the globe. Some species adapted to the changing world‚ while others went extinct. Today only a single species

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    of menopause have been selected for because grandmothers significantly improve grand offspring survival probabilities.’ (J. Beise) These two hypotheses have biological origins but have social implications; they are both tested for evolution of menopause and the evolution of post-generative longevity. Menopause and post-generative longevity are artefacts of modern life that were not present for most human evolutionary history‚ and are in accordance

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    Note: In the following experiments on gene pool‚ gene frequency‚ and genetic diversity; assume there are four alleles for color and that they are all homologous. Experiment 1: Genetic Variation Genetic variation is simply the genetic difference within or between populations‚ in the gene pool and/or gene frequency. Consider the following two populations of butterflies (Figure 2): Figure 2: Butterfly populations. Assumptions: Both populations contain the same four colors of butterflies‚ thus the gene

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    quadruped as it moves on all four limbs. Moving right of the table a transition from quadrupedal to bipedal becomes noticeable as the Pan troglodyte becomes capable of walking on its leg to the human who fully depends on its legs for movement. Part 2: Primate and Hominin Skulls 3. Upon brief examination of images displaying an Australopithecus africanus (Mrs Ples) and modern human skull‚ a number of key differences could be identified. Anatomical differences such as a relatively high forehead (frontal

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    the theorem of evolution is clearly defined: Creatures will evolve by natural selection. Nature selects‚ the fittest survives. We can not only see the evidence of the fossils of the horse in a long time scale‚ but we can see the short-time evolution on cichlid fish. Another support is the evolutionary tree. It shows us all the creatures has its own ancestors‚ and then we can find the similarity or the common point in either gene or external features. And the mechanism of evolution is now well adapted

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    Human Evolution Human Evolution‚ the biological and cultural development of the species Homo sapiens‚ or human beings. A large number of fossil bones and teeth have been found at various places throughout Africa‚ Europe‚ and Asia. Tools of stone‚ bone‚ and wood‚ as well as fire hearths‚ campsites‚ and burials‚ also have been discovered and excavated. As a result of these discoveries‚ a picture of human evolution during the past 4 to 5 million years has emerged. Human Physical Traits Humans are

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    April 19‚ 2013 Humans take Control of Evolution Humans have only existed about 130‚ 000 years ago and we have recently evolved. Human activities are driving the evolution of other species in dramatic and often unexpected ways. Natural selection no longer affects us but we have effect it in many ways. Another way‚ we control the outcome of our race is "self-designed evolution” (Hawkings‚ 2009). Unnatural Selection takes part of our control of evolution. For example‚ the geographic isolation

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