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This theoretical framework concomitantly depicts both the microcosm—the biology, chemistry, and physics of the existing living cell—and the macrocosm—the astrophysical and biogeophysichemical (geospheric, hydrospheric, atmospheric, biospheric) process underlying the evolution of life on Earth.
15 maj 2013 · Contrary to Gánti’s solution, the evolutionary conception of life treats life as a collective phenomenon, therefore the capacity of evolving (the reproduction is one of requirements for evolution) is considered as a real and not a potential property of life.
17 mar 2004 · Hence, neo-Darwinism (i.e., the expanded theory of Darwin) – a term that was coined by Romanes – enriched Darwin’s original concept by drawing attention to how biological variation is generated and by excluding Lamarckian inheritance as a viable mechanism for evolution.
29 sie 2012 · We propose that Darwinism represents a genuine example of an adaptive scientific framework. By recognizing the shift in the features characterizing Darwinism, we can understand its relationship with theories on the origin of life in a non-dogmatic line.
12 cze 2019 · Genetics methodologies provide powerful ways to investigate biological processes, and can ultimately reveal the underlying molecular mechanisms involved even when there is no knowledge at the ...
A chromosome has hundreds or thousands of genes: units of inheritance. You began as a single cell stocked with DNA inherited from your parents. A DNA is molecule made up of two long chains (“strands”) arranged in a double helix.
Evolution is defined as the change in the inherited traits of a population of organisms through successive generations. When living organisms reproduce, they pass on to their progeny a...
