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277 Results found for "environment"
121. Origin and Development of Beaches
...permanent boundary between dry land and the sea, but naturalists know that beaches are highly dynamic environments of great geological and biological importance. For biologists, beaches represent a distinctive...
122. Darwin's Sandcastle: Evolution's Failure in the Light of Scripture and the Scientific Evidence
The author earned the PhD in Environmental Science and Public Policy from George Mason University in Virginia. He teaches biology at New Saint Andrews College, a small Christian college in the Reformed...
123. From Chemical Space to Creative Grace
...characterized by dynamic interconnections linking the living organisms to each other and to their material environment. Cycles of mutual dependence and interrelationships are found everywhere in the...
124. Designed for Maternal Bonding
...mother than a wire mother with a milk bottle attached to it.[2] Mother’s intimacy is the environment most comfortable and restful during the early years of life. Forming an unconscious but deep...
125. A Tale of Two Enzymes
...in our colons are “obligate anaerobes,” that is, they can live only in oxygen-free environments. Air is toxic for these microbes. The main task of E. coli cells in the colon is to preserve...
126. The Marvel of a Functioning Ecosystem
...104:25–27). It is significant that in performing the assigned roles in terrestrial and aquatic environments, portions (or all) of the photosynthetic organism cease to exist. Hence, we sow seeds...
127. Justice for Genesis: A Scientific Exploration
...existence of a moral sense in humans is not explained by naturalistic processes. The fitness of the environment for life, and the specified complexity of living cells have no better explanation than...
128. L. James Gibson
...September 9, 2013) Dunbar, Steve, L. James Gibson and Humberto Rasi (eds.), Entrusted: Christians and Environmental Care, (Montemorelos, Mexico: Adventus21 Publications, 2013). Gibson, L. James, “A...
129. Ronny Nalin
...Cenozoic successions, addressing a variety of specific topics, including: Facies models aimed at paleoenvironmental reconstructions, especially of non-tropical, red algae-dominated deposits; Causes of...
130. Fossil Humans
...inhabited caves. Evidence for human occupation and activity is often found in sediments formed in open environments, such as lake shores and river banks, even though remains of open-air artificial shelters...
131. Traces of Life from Archean Rocks: Evidence and Challenges
...containing them.[4] Evidence based on physical structures Microbes in shallow water or in moist environments can cover surfaces in sheet-like aggregations called microbial mats, often characterized by...
132. The Perfect Wing Stroke
...selection. The new traits are selected or eliminated in the struggle for survival and adaptation to the environment. In this context, a wing that is designed for flying and not fully formed or functional...
133. Glaciations and the Geologic Record
...traces of glacial activity, offering fresh examples of geological features indicative of glacial environments. These include: a) Glacigenic deposits During glacial advance, sediment accumulates at the...
134. Pterosaurs of the Triassic
...ndash; Lower Cretaceous coincides well with the explosion of pterosaur taxic diversity and paleoenvironmental diversity in the same interval (McLain, 2012). Might the Flood provide a better explanation...
135. Compatibility of Biblical Chronology with C-14 Age
...production rates of isotopes. In: Castagnoli GC, editor. Solar-terrestrial relationships and the Earth environment in the last millennia. Amsterdam: North-Holland Physics Publishing (Elsevier Science...
136. Incomplete Ecosystems
...are well represented. When you consider, as evolutionary theory proposes, that these incomplete environments would have existed for millions of years, you have a problem. How did the animals survive...
137. Punc Eq Creation Style
...actually be changing radically just not in the characters observed. Yet another possibility is that environments persist through time, producing no net change in selection pressure. An additional possibility...
138. A New Attempt to Understand the Origin of Life: The Theory of Surface-Metabolism
...cells. An entire generation of students grew up learning that life originated from a warm aqueous environment "the primordial soup". This broth-like medium served as a reservoir loaded with organic substances...
139. Those Gaps in the Sedimentary Layers
...deposition proceed under water as well as above. Presently there are no special, widespread, underwater environments where neither deposition nor erosion are occurring. Some of the formations below these...
140. Can Science and Religion Work Together?
...However, hypotheses about the existence of fossil evolutionary intermediates or about the sedimentary environment in which fossil-bearing rocks were deposited can be tested. In other words whether or...