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A man partnered with an infertile woman is, infidelity aside, as evolutionarily irrelevant as if he were sterile himself.

Evolutionarily, if lots of women want to have sex with you it would be stupid to say no.

One set of nerve cells projecting from the amygdala reaches evolutionarily ancient parts of the midbrain and brain stem.

The second section is mainly about the concept of Evolutionarily Stable Strategy and its applications.

As an order hearing important evolutionarily significance and conservation value, the phylogeny of Carnivora has received special attention.

Many metabolic and immune response pathways or nutrient- and pathogen-sensing systems have been evolutionarily conserved throughout species.

the sensory organs are modified (or redirected) to deal with events that have evolutionarily been the most likely to cause harm.

Autophagy is an evolutionarily conserved and lysosome dependent protein degradation pathway, which exists in almost all cell types.

The pink form, says Gentile, should be considered a third species, and is evolutionarily older than the other two species.

I mean, evolutionarily speaking, living and working in a group is a key component of how well humans have managed to survive.

Evolutionarily speaking, a man's primary goal is to produce as many offspring as possible, and sleeping doesn't exactly help in his quest.

The aging process is evolutionarily conserved and subject to quantitative modification by both genetic and environmental factors.

Metabolic systems are integrated with pathogen-sensing and immune responses, and these pathways are evolutionarily conserved.

Researchers also wonder whether this interaction between body and brain may, evolutionarily speaking, be hard-wired.

If female orgasm is evolutionarily connected to male, opposite-sex twins should have similar orgasmic function.

if millions of more primitive sardines can swim in perfect sync then why not more advanced evolutionarily speaking river fish?

Chimpanzees and humans are fairly close cousins, evolutionarily speaking.

Thus, Toll-like receptors are evolutionarily ancient, although their number in mammals has grown to about one dozen.

Some of these are evolutionarily related and form "gene families" that express related proteins.

The murder of children, too, can be explained evolutionarily.

Of course, it's often hard to know which agenda is most evolutionarily adaptive at any moment.

They were fusions which are evolutionarily programmed for.

Depression is evolutionarily advantageous for another reason it gives you insight.

Evolutionarily speaking, he added, the kid-phase probably lengthened as dads got more involved.

It might also have been evolutionarily important to humanity's ancestors, but irrelevant now.

And that, I think, evolutionarily-speaking is unique.

We are evolutionarily wired to crave some strange from strangers in a strange land.

Wugs, likewise, are neither an evolutionarily nor ecologically nor otherwise cohesive group.

We have become very removed from what our bread really is , which, again, evolutionarily - speaking is very strange .

He is simply not cut out for the job, evolutionarily speaking.

Chabris says the real danger isn't in this questionable marketing, but in parents shirking roles they are evolutionarily meant to serve.

Evolutionarily, that makes sense.

Wings and flippers and fins are all evolutionarily related to arms and hands, of course.

But just having extra copies doesn't mean the gene is evolutionarily important.

They claim that we can see the vestiges of these evolutionarily-selected traits when men and women play the gambling game described above.

It's very old, evolutionarily.

And we are evolutionarily designed to do vision.

For men, on the other hand, sexual exclusivity goes against the grain evolutionarily.

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