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    Selina Gunsauls Hasten Anthropology 1 17 March 2017 Natural Selection Explanation A species is a group of individuals that produces fertile offspring. A population is a group of the same organisms or species. The main source of genetic variation is meiosis. Within meiosis‚ fertilization occurs and creates variation. Within meiosis‚ although it is rare‚ mutations happen which can be also a source of variation. Gene flow‚ the movement of genes within multiple populations is another source of variation

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    this‚ the theory of evolution continued to be shared and studied. Individuals such as Herbert Spencer began to adapt his theory of evolution to human beings and used it to market a social hierarchy among different races of men. The term “survival of the fittest” appeared‚ expressing

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    constraints on business would produce high unnecessary costs. The next of Malachowski’s points was that the evolutionary paradigm encourages business’ to hide from moral responsibilities using their evolutionary beliefs and metaphors like “survival of the fittest”. The belief behind this idea is that moral responsibility is something that cannot be afforded in the “jungle of business”. Malachowski’s final point on how the evolutionary paradigm can show that the immoral side of human nature can be controlled

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    one way or another. Some took Darwin’s of “survival of the fittest” to explain that the concept not only applies to animals but also human beings as only the fittest survive. This gave industrialized or developed countries to conquer non-industrialized or undeveloped countries (such as industrialized Britain‚ America‚ Germany‚ etc. conquered parts of Africa and Asia and such). Although there was a side that used Darwin’s idea of “Survival of the Fittest” to their advantage for the right to conquer

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    The American dream is a symbol of hope‚ empowering the characters to endure the tribulationsof life. In Of Mice and Men‚ protagonists Lennie and George have created an American dreamthat one day they will "have a bigvegetablepatch and a rabbit hutch and chickens. And when itrains in the winter‚ we’ll just say the hell with goin’ to work‚ and we’ll build up a fire in the stoveand set around it and listen to the rain comin’ down on the roof [SIC]"(Steinbeck 16). The dreamis a stronghold; it allows

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    Although there is only one simile in this poem I believe this symbolizes a lot in the poem and about life. This effectively says how the pelican was determined to get the fish as food for survival and how the fish was helpless as part of this feat. It’s kind of like a cycle of nature. It is like survival of the fittest. Everyone needs different things in order to survive. The message of this explains how we must always be determined‚ never give up and we will be triumphant or victorious in life as the

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    obstacles and learns the cruelty in both human nature and nature itself. A symbol could be defined as “normally a tangible‚ concrete item that represents something more abstract”. The main message of the book was based on Darwin’s theory “survival of the fittest”. The author presents this idea through the use of colors‚ Buck and his companions and enemies. Each color holds a certain meaning‚ and so did the colors that London used in his novel. In the Call of the Wild‚ the man in red was a symbol

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    desire for riches. This often results in those who are stronger repressing those who are weaker. One could say this shows evidence of an influence of Darwinism in the formation of Laissez-Faire capitalism. The process of natural selection or "survival of the fittest" can be applied to business to justify immoral and illegal business practices‚ and this was done in America in the 1800’s and early 1900’s. In Christianity‚ however‚ we bear responsibility to our fellow man and not just ourselves. Modified

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    These conditions include variation among individuals‚ also variation is inherited by the offspring‚ and lastly different variants have different probability of survival in the nature. (Karanth‚ 2009) First of all‚ variation among individuals is required for natural selection because of the fact that if all individuals are similar‚ there will not be different traits that are better than others for particular environmental

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    to their survival. This action demonstrates his inhuman personality. Instead of comforting the students and hoping for good‚ while telling them about the precautions which were supposed to be taken in times of war‚ Rhodes‚ a pessimistic and realistic person‚ started to scare them by putting in the picture the consequences of war and the likely effects of it on the people and their surroundings. In my opinion Rhodes is the villain of the story who believes in the ‘Survival of the Fittest’ as‚ when

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