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Evolutionsvorgang
evo·lu·tion·ary [ˌi:vəˈlu:ʃənəri, ingl am ˌevəˈlu:ʃəneri] AGG
I. pro·cess1 <pl -es> [ˈprəʊses, ingl am ˈprɑ:-] SOST
1. process (set of actions):
Prozess m <-es, -e>
Alterungsprozess m <-es, -e>
2. process (method):
Verfahren nt <-s, ->
3. process no pl (going on):
Verlauf m <-(e)s, Ver·läu·fe>
4. process ANAT:
Fortsatz m <-es, -sätze>
5. process (summons):
to serve sb a process [or a process on sb]
II. pro·cess1 [ˈprəʊses, ingl am ˈprɑ:-] VB vb trans
1. process (deal with):
2. process INFORM:
3. process fig (comprehend):
4. process (treat):
5. process FOTO:
pro·cess2 [prə(ʊ)ˈses, ingl am prəˈ-] VB vb intr form
process SOST CONTR GEST
process VB vb trans IT
evolutionary process
process VB
process MODELL, VAL
process SOST
Present
Iprocess
youprocess
he/she/itprocesses
weprocess
youprocess
theyprocess
Past
Iprocessed
youprocessed
he/she/itprocessed
weprocessed
youprocessed
theyprocessed
Present Perfect
Ihaveprocessed
youhaveprocessed
he/she/ithasprocessed
wehaveprocessed
youhaveprocessed
theyhaveprocessed
Past Perfect
Ihadprocessed
youhadprocessed
he/she/ithadprocessed
wehadprocessed
youhadprocessed
theyhadprocessed
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This animal is used because of its powerful combination of experimental tractability and close evolutionary relationship with humans, at least compared to many model organisms.
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According to this view, such an evolutionary adaptation would have been caused by environmental stresses.
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This division represents a very deep evolutionary divide between two very different types of turtle.
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The composition is being built by the means of evolutionary process.
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Each implementation was a substantial redesign of its predecessor and an evolutionary step forward.
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Other scholars and thinkers such as Paul Shepard, influenced by anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss, have written of the "evolutionary principle" which roughly states that a species removed from its natural habitat and behaviors will become pathological.
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Andere Gelehrte und Denker wie Paul Shepard, beeinflusst durch den Anthropologen Claude Lévi-Strauss, schrieben von einem "evolutionären Prinzip", welches grob besagt, dass eine Spezies, die von ihrem natürlichen Habitat und Verhalten abkommt, pathologisch wird.
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Thus arises this logical or evolutionary chain along the gliding signifier “P”, in the English that a highly-motivated sex and dance worker from Poland is trying to learn:
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Daher ergibt sich entlang des gleitenden Signifikanten P, der in jenem Englisch, das eine hochmotivierte Sex- und Tanzarbeiterin aus Polen sich einzulernen sucht, diese logische oder evolutionäre Kette:
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Research groups in this focus investigate various aspects of behavior at different levels - from genes, molecules, neurons, physiology and the brain to behavioral patterns and their evolutionary origin.
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www.biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de
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Aus diesem Grund werden von den beteiligten Gruppen verschiedene Aspekte von Verhalten experimentell analysiert - von der Ebene von Genen, Molekülen, Nervenzellen, Physiologie und Gehirn, bis hin zur Erfassung von Verhaltensmustern und Untersuchungen der evolutionären Ursachen.
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Nearly 90 scientists from over 40 laboratories worldwide have succeeded in a joint project to completely sequence the genome of the coelacanth and examine it for traces of the common evolutionary origin of land vertebrates.
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Fast 90 Wissenschaftlern aus über 40 Laboren weltweit ist es im Rahmen eines gemeinsamen Projektes gelungen, das Genom des Quastenflossers komplett zu sequenzieren und nach evolutionären Spuren der gemeinsamen Abstammung mit Landwirbeltieren zu untersuchen.
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“It is quite possible that the extreme degree of specialization seen in specimens from the Jurassic proved to be an evolutionary dead end,” Haug suggests, “for at the close of the Cretaceous, at a time when many other groups of animals disappeared from the fossil record, Thylacocephala also became extinct.”
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„Möglicherweise war die starke Spezialisierung auch ein Weg in die evolutionäre Sackgasse“, vermutet Haug, „denn am Ende der Kreidezeit, als auch viele andere Tiergruppen von der Erde verschwanden, starben die Thylacocephala aus“.
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