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    of evolution‚ it seems as if mankind is disrupting natural processes as the human species continues to grow and progress. Through the process of evolution‚ humans have developed exclusive and distinct means of thought and expression. These qualities allow mankind to spread its belief that humans are the central and most significant element of the universe. By holding this belief‚ the world is at the mercy of a species with such a dominating approach.

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    “The Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals” (Darwin‚ 1872). In his book he made two major contributions‚ one‚ that animal emotions are similar to human emotions‚ and the other‚ that there are fundamental and basic emotions present across all species. For him‚ emotion

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    gets to understand Ex : digestive system of a cat vs. a dogs then the cat and dog systems vs. a humans‚ etc. Organization * EX : Human Kingdom : Animal Phylum : Chordates Class :Mammalia Order : primates Family : Hommidae Genus : Homo Species : Sapiens Homo sapiens always underline Latin names Organisms Must obtain energy Grow Reproduce Basic traits Cells Evolution via natural selection Theory vs. Hypothesis Theory Broad pattern Series of supported hypotheses Hypothesis

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    Introduction According to Darwin’s Origins of Species that was published in 1859‚ in the process of nature selection and evolution‚ the weaker ones will be unavoidably weed out by the stronger ones. His theory had caused philosophers‚ sociologists‚ and others began to adopt the idea that human society had also evolved. One of the most well-know theory inspired by Darwin is Spenser’s social evolution‚ popularly known as the Social Darwinism‚ which centers around the idea of " Survival of the fittest"(Wikipedia

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    What are the main strengths and weaknesses of the teleological argument for the existence of God? The original teleological argument was developed by Aquinas in which he used his fifth way to prove the existence of God. The teleological argument is an a posteriori argument which looks at design in our world in order to prove God’s existence. Aquinas’ fifth way stated that everything operates as to a design‚ this design being God. Aquinas developed this to say that this operative design follows certain

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    with the theory of natural selection and is his most famous and well known theory. Natural selection is the process of species forming different characteristics to be able to adapt to different environmental changes in their habitat. Because of natural selection more species are able to have a better chance of survival in their habitats and produce more offspring than other species that do not go through these changes that take place. Natural selection will most commonly occur because of changes in

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    would be no progression of species complexity over time. There are species that have existed relatively unchanged for millions of years referred to as living fossils. This is not evidence against evolution‚ only evidence that the traits of those particular species have been very successful for survival over a long period of time. 2. Each continent and even groups of islands contain unique species of plants and animals. If there was no evolution‚ there would not be unique species on every continent as

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    separated into two smaller ones known as Gondwana and Laurasia. The separation and collision of continents has not only created some of the valleys and mountain ranges which are significant landmarks on the Earth’s surface‚ but it has also brought species together and apart again‚ consequently letting natural selection take over and lead to the animals we see today. “The timescale on which continents have drifted about is the same slow timescale on which animal lineages have evolved‚ and we

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    evidence found through research over the years‚ and then use them to make predictions about unknown fossils and poorly studied species‚ and learn about the order of evolution. http://www.evolution.berkeley.edu/evosite/evo101/VIIA1bPunctuated.shtml Punctuated Equilibrium‚ another theory about evolution proposed by Niles Eldredge and Stephen Jay Gould in 1972‚ proposed that after species appear in the fossil record‚ they become stable and show little evolutionary change for most of their geological history

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    all other species were created. It all originated from the proposal that one type of animal could descend from another type of animal. Evolution is skimmed over in schools‚ but is never really taught in depth‚ at least in my case. I can tell someone the basics of evolution‚ but that’s as far I can cover. According to Darwin‚ it is important for natural variation to take place. This allows a species to change‚ improve‚ and adjust to the ever changing climate. Without variation‚ all species would be

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