Evolution
51Evolution EP — Infobox Album | Name = Radio Days Type = ep Artist = Open Hand Released = 2000 Recorded = January 2000 Genre = emocore, indie rock Length = Label = American Propaganda Producer = Justin Isham Reviews = Last album = Radio Days (1999) This album =… …
52evolution — noun 1) the evolution of Bolshevism Syn: development, advancement, growth, rise, progress, expansion, unfolding; transformation, adaptation, modification, revision 2) his interest in evolution Syn …
53evolution — noun 1) the evolution of Bolshevism Syn: development, progress, rise, expansion, growth 2) his interest in evolution Syn: natural selection, Darwinism, adaptation, development …
54evolution — /ɛvəˈluʃən / (say evuh loohshuhn), /ivə / (say eevuh ) noun 1. any process of formation or growth; development: the evolution of drama; the evolution of the aeroplane. 2. Biology the continuous genetic adaptation of organisms or species to the… …
55evolutionær — e|vo|lu|tio|nær adj., t, e (som vedrører evolution); evolutionær udvikling …
56Evolution — evoliucija statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Negrįžtama ir tam tikru mastu kryptinga gyvosios gamtos raida – populiacijos genetinių struktūrų kaita, rūšių atsiradimas ir išnykimas, ekosistemų ir visos biosferos pokyčiai.… …
57evolution — evoliucija statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Negrįžtama ir tam tikru mastu kryptinga gyvosios gamtos raida – populiacijos genetinių struktūrų kaita, rūšių atsiradimas ir išnykimas, ekosistemų ir visos biosferos pokyčiai.… …
58Evolution — die Evolution, en (Mittelstufe) Veränderung der vererbbaren Merkmale einer Population von Lebewesen von Generation zu Generation Beispiel: Dieser Fund wirft ein neues Licht auf die menschliche Evolution …
59evolution — noun Etymology: Latin evolution , evolutio unrolling, from evolvere Date: 1622 1. one of a set of prescribed movements 2. a. a process of change in a certain direction ; unfolding b. the action or an instance of forming and giving something off ; …
60Evolution — The continuing process of change, especially in reference to natural selection. Charles Darwin (1809 82) noted that successful species produce more offspring in each generation than are needed to replace the adults who die. Not all offspring… …
