To him, adaptedness is fundamental and autism is the result of an emotional imbalance. ❋ Unknown (2004)
How would an environment of evolutionary adaptedness explain those findings? ❋ Unknown (2009)
No trait is innate in itself, but “certain parts of the information which underly the adaptedness of the whole, and which can be ascertained by the deprivation experiment, are indeed innate” (Lorenz 1965, 40). ❋ Griffiths, Paul (2009)
Thus we can define natural selection as follows: Natural selection is differential reproduction due to differential fitness (or differential adaptedness) within a common selective environment (see next section). ❋ Scott A. Nicholson (2009)
We can ¦ define the adaptedness [a synonym for expected fitness] of an organism O in an environment ❋ Rosenberg, Alexander (2008)
EPs can't go back in time to determine what kind of ecological conditions human ancestors lived in at the time we were evolving these adaptations the so-called "environment of evolutionary adaptedness", so most EPs infer what kind of behavioral adaptations would have been most adaptive for our ancestors by examining the ecological conditions of extant human hunter-gatherers. ❋ Field Notes (2006)
Attempts to identify the selection forces driving up intelligence in the human environment of evolutionary adaptedness EEA often look to the ecological, behavioral, and life history correlates of encephalization, either in the paleontological record or comparative studies of living species. ❋ Steve Sailer (2005)
Further, he is interested only in the effect the groups have on organismic adaptedness and expected reproductive success. ❋ Lloyd, Elisabeth (2005)
Maximum yield/disease and pest resistance, adaptedness to mechanized cultivation and harvesting, and fruit size and appearance are frequently the kinds of traits selected for. ❋ Unknown (1991)
Finding locally appropriate solutions is best accomplished through an appreciation of the adaptedness of indigenous gardens, and of the fact that gardeners manage these gardens according to the same principles on which Western, formalized science is based. ❋ Unknown (1991)
Finally, the conference selected 24 models for dissemination because of their thermal efficiency, easy use, low cost, and adaptedness to the needs of a Chinese family of five/187/. ❋ Unknown (1990)
The forcibleness of Nature's suggestion that she is the out - come of intelligent design lies not in particular cases of adaptedness in the world, nor even in the multiplicity of them .... ❋ FREDERICK FERR (1968)
Of its perfect adaptedness to the soil and climate of almost any section of this country, there can scarcely be a doubt. ❋ Fearing Burr (N/A)
Its recommendation is its remarkable adaptedness to summer culture; as it withstands heat and drought, and retains its head to a remarkable degree before running to seed. ❋ Fearing Burr (N/A)
In size of volume, in type, style of execution, and adaptedness to the wants of both the scholar and the general reader, it presented a combination of advantages possessed by no other edition at the time of its appearance. ❋ Various (N/A)
What could surpass the adaptedness of such preaching as that to the need of the moment for which it was prepared? ❋ William Cleaver Wilkinson (N/A)
Cuvier's famous principle of correlation, the corner-stone of his work, is simply the practical application to the facts of structure of the principle of functional adaptedness. ❋ Unknown (N/A)
One cannot look at the place without a feeling of adaptedness. ❋ Various (N/A)
