Darwinian evolution造句怎麼寫

If we can find it in artificial cells, we will be transported back to the onset of Darwinian evolution and the origins of life as we know it.

Once you light Darwinian evolution, it takes off.

To midwife such emergence is the singular achievement of Darwinian evolution.

But, in its humblest incarnation, a very primitive working cell — a self-contained chemical system that undergoes Darwinian evolution.

Furthermore, returning to the first question, it seems that even humble binding-site conversions are typically beyond the reach of Darwinian evolution.

Using phrases like "Darwinian selection" or "Darwinian evolution" implies there must be another kind of evolution at work, a process that can be described with another adjective.

It is a cultural deprivation not to appreciate the wonderful panorama offered by modern cosmology, DNA and Darwinian evolution.

Upon inspection, it exhibits some wonderful features of Darwinian evolution, and is aptly adapted to its hostile and precarious environment.

Thanks in large part to Philip Gingerich, the fossil record of whales now offers one of the most stunning demonstrations of Darwinian evolution rather than a refutation of it.