Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Evolutionary biologists trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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It's really not a very friendly field for evolutionary biologists.
Today evolutionary biologists are largely divided into two camps.
Mayr is one of the 20th century's leading evolutionary biologists.
During the 20th century, evolutionary biologists such as Ernst Mayr, J.B.S.
Today we know that Lord Kelvin was wrong andthe geologists and evolutionary biologists were right.
And when evolutionary biologists talk about design, they really mean design by natural selection.
Dog owners might disagree, but as far as evolutionary biologists are concerned, all dogs are just dogs.
Evolutionary biologists claim that it is natural for women to seek men because of attractiveness and resources.
To find out, for this week's Giz Asks we reached out to a number of geologists,palaeontologists, and evolutionary biologists.
So, evolutionary biologists may need to get back to the drawing board on LUCA- but it sure is a tantalising mystery to solve.
Why aren't dog breeds considered separate species?- The Conversation UK Dog owners might disagree,but as far as evolutionary biologists are concerned, all dogs are just dogs.
Fortunately, however, experimental evolutionary biologists do have the means to test some of Gould's theories on a microscale with bacteria.
Some social scientists in the Cold War period looked at communism andcapitalism in much the same way that evolutionary biologists view the bat and the whale.
Evolutionary biologists suggest there is a correlation between the size of the cerebral neocortex and the number of social relationships a primate species can have.
American paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould proposed this famous thought experiment in the late 1980s-and it's one that still grips the imagination of evolutionary biologists today.
In 1972, evolutionary biologists Niles Eldredge and Stephen J Gould argued instead that species, perhaps even communities, form suddenly in fits and starts of change.
A physician.(Laughter) Closing the gap has become a passion for me, and I'm doing this through programs like Darwin on Rounds at UCLA,where we're bringing animal experts and evolutionary biologists and embedding them on our medical teams with our interns and our residents.
Evolutionary biologists use molecular clocks to reconstruct family trees, follow lineage splitting and find common ancestors of different strains of viruses and other organisms.
To learn more about howviruses might be related to cells, evolutionary biologists Gustavo Caetano-Anollés and Arshan Nasir compared the protein folds of 3,460 viruses with those of 1,620 cells.
Evolutionary biologists like Frans de Waal have shown that we are social animals who have naturally evolved to care for each other, just like our primate cousins.
This is particularly interesting for evolutionary biologists, and pinpointing such regions in the genome has for example recovered the genetic basis of size variation among dog breeds.
Evolutionary biologists sometimes anthropomorphize DNA for the same reason that science teachers find it useful to have their students imagine the world from the viewpoint of a molecule or a beam of light.
Steingard points out that one theory developed by evolutionary biologists for the presence of ADHD in the gene pool is that it gave early tribes an advantage to have people watching the periphery of the camp who were hypervigilant to any sign of danger, from any direction.
The evolutionary biologists David Lahti of Queens College at the City University of New York and Paul W Ewald of the University of Louisville both argue that there's nothing exceptional about fast evolution.
Evolutionary biologists generally agree that empathy is more likely within small stable communities, in which people know each other and engage with each other on a regular basis(see, for example, De Waal, 2005).
Some evolutionary biologists claim that electronic devices are returning the human to its primitive state, of being wired to respond instinctively and rapidly to signals of danger and opportunity, whereas the scholarly mind was actually the historical aberration.
Evolutionary biologists have long talked about the phenomenon of island gigantism, where species that live on small islands can sometimes develop very large bodies, possibly because they have more resources or there are few predators, or both.
Evolutionary biologists tell us that there have been numerous episodes of worldwide extinction before, including five major“spasms” involving the loss of up to 90 percent of existing species-the last one being the cataclysm sixty-five million years ago that brought the Age of Dinosaurs to an end.