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277 Results found for "environment"
241. Reactions
...difference which biomolecule(s) one supposes to have come into existence in a postulated primitive environment. Nevertheless, textbooks, monographs, and symposia are filled with the latest in...
242. Annotations from the Literature
...46:1214-1220. Summary. Nereis acuminata is a marine polychaete annelid worm often used in studies of environmental pollution. The species has a wide distribution, including the coastlines of North America...
243. Reactions
...could not have produced 20 growth rings per year in the past, but it is not at all obvious how any environmental conditions, no matter how different from those normal at the present time, might bring...
244. Annotations from the Literature
...biogeography. Among the topics presented are possible Paleocene dinosaurs and the depositional environment of the Itaborai fauna. Van Valen states that dinosaurs and primitive ungulates have been found...
245. Annotations From the Literature
...described in this paper suggest that mutations are not entirely random, but may be influenced by environmental conditions, and that the incidence of two mutations occurring together may be greater than...
246. Annotations from the Literature
...the group on Diet B was morphologically different. Comment. This experiment indicates that the environment has the potential to significantly affect morphology. The species flocks of East African cichlids...
247. A Venture in Unorthodoxy
...application of natural law) and substantive or configurational uniformitarianism (uniformity in the environment). He feels that the principle of uniformitarianism is much too rigorously applied (p 114...
248. Evolution Defended
...replies that whether a mutation is harmful or helpful depends on the genetic background and physical environment of the organism carrying it. The problem of lack of time is addressed by appeal to the...
249. Suing the Smithsonian
...mdash; struggle for existence, genetics, natural selection, differentiation of population, and environmental variation and extinction — are designed to promote the general theory of evolution...
250. Reactions
...detectable by analysis of modified (homologous) parts. These processes are controlled by genetic and environmental factors and can be explained without recourse to a Designer. Therefore the contention...
251. A Reference on Creationism
...particularly if he experiences a need for affirmation of these views in a hostile intellectual environment. Attempts to orient scientific data with a religious viewpoint in an intellectually satisfactory...
252. Study in the John Day Country
...specimens which he had collected in the area and discussed the significance of their depositional environments. During a full-day field trip through the John Day Country, problems were faced with candor...
253. Geological Changes and Time
...plants in this moist temperate region, they soon acquire a false aspect of antiquity and in another environment might be mistaken for late Pleistocene degradational terraces. The next section in Gage’s...
254. Flood Models Studied
...Department at Southern Missionary College, introduced a flood model that accounts for a pre-flood life environment differing considerably from that of the present. At a subsequent meeting of this Subcommittee...
255. Understanding the Theory of Evolution
...originated spontaneously and that organisms increase in complexity and diversity as they adapt to the environment. The theory of evolution arose within the natural sciences and philosophy, in part aided...
256. Hybridization May Produce New Species
...Epigenetic modifications occur as the result of complex interaction between the genome and the cellular environment, which lead to changes in the development and differentiation of gene expression. Some...
257. Dinosaurs and Dust
...Special Paper 505, p. 29–55, https://doi.org/10.1130/2014.2505(02) [4] Peters, SE. 2008. Environmental determinants of extinction selectivity in the fossil record. Nature 454:626-629. Doi:10.1038/nature07032...
258. Creation Science Center
...creation, and sponsors activities that reflect God’s creative power and love for humanity and the environment.
259. Return of the God Hypothesis
...God created us in His own image, and thus our minds can provide accurate information about our environment. Discovering the reality of God’s existence not only solves many philosophical problems...
260. Fossils and the Flood
...endorsement of the general theory of evolution, but a recognition of the capacity for adaptation to local environments by separately created types of animals. Notes on the chapters The first section...