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neo-Darwinian Saltos de línea: neo-Darwin¦ian
Pronunciación: /ˌniːəʊdɑːˈwɪnɪən/

Definición de neo-Darwinian en inglés:


Relating to the modern version of Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection, incorporating the findings of genetics.
Oraciones de ejemplo
  • If you don't know anything about molecular biology and neo-Darwinian evolution then sit back and listen, rather than taking on the mantle of quasi-scientific commentator.


Pronunciación: /niːəʊˈdɑːwɪnɪən/
Oraciones de ejemplo
  • It is typical of creationists to exploit disagreements between evolutionists as proof that neo-Darwinism is dead while at the same time hiding their own disagreements from the public.
  • In neo-Darwinism, natural selection is assumed to play a much more important role than mutation, sometimes creating new characters in the presence of genetic recombination.
  • In so doing, he succeeds eminently in disarming the one-sided arguments advanced by defenders of both neo-Darwinism and intelligent design.
Pronunciación: /niːəʊˈdɑːwɪnɪən/
sustantivo& adjetivo
Oraciones de ejemplo
  • According to neo-Darwinist Dawkins, the innate aspiration of the ‘selfish gene’ to leave more of itself behind is the driving force behind evolution.
  • Dismissing this censure with a smile, the cardinal spelled out a position that respects Darwin's achievements but rejects neo-Darwinist views he said go beyond what science can prove.
  • Genes are seen as the essence of life, as acting to maximise their fitness and survival, with the result that the life world created is a neo-Darwinist one.
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