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Genesis : The Evolution of Biology: The Evolution of Biology
Saltationism The sudden appearance of species without the aid of selection
could in principle resolve several outstanding issues. It could explain the
absence of intermediate forms in the fossil record. It explained evolution in the
face of ...
Jan Sapp Canada Research Chair in the History of Biology Universite du Quebec a Montreal, 2003
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The Ten Facts of Evolution
There is, however, a theory which we must give more serious consideration to – a
theory I will call individualistic saltationism. According to individualistic
saltationism, evolution does proceed at the genetic level by means of the
relatively ...
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An Outline of Informational Genetics
11.4. SALTATIONISM. IN. EVOLUTION. 11.4.1 REGENERATION ERRORS
RESULT IN EVOLUTIVE JUMPS The wide separation of genomes in terms of
their Hamming distance which results from the main hypothesis ...
Saltationism. In biology, saltation (from Latin, saltus, ”leap”) is a sudden change
from one generation to the next, that is large, or very large, in comparison with the
usual variation of an organism. The term is used for occasionally hypothesized, ...
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Genesis: The Evolution of Biology
Saltationism The sudden appearance of species without the aid of selection
could in principle resolve several outstanding issues. It could explain the
absence of intermediate forms in the fossil record. It explained evolution in the
face of ...
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The Nature of Life: Classical and Contemporary Perspectives ...
Saltationism The great virtue of the idea of evolution is that it explains, in terms of
blind physical forces, the existence of undisputed adaptations whose statistical
improbability is enormous, without recourse to the supernatural or the mystical.
Mark A. Bedau, Carol E. Cleland, 2010
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The Simian Tongue: The Long Debate about Animal Language
Patterns of theoretical change, however, are another matter. Here is one of
several crude peri- odizations that have been offered for the long run of
evolutionary theory. From 1860 to 1890, saltationism was little more than a
minority interest.
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Evolution According to Wikipedia: Learn everything there is ...
Saltationism. For other uses, see Saltation (disambiguation). Part ofa series on ...
no great or sudden modification; it can act only by very short steps".[5] From 1860
to 1880 saltation had a minority interest but. Saltationism 113 Saltationism.
Gould and Eldredge have consistently described punctuated equilibrium as a
Darwinist theory, not a saltationist repudiation of Darwinism . On the other hand, it
is easy to see how some people got the impression that saltationism was at least
...
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God and Evolution? Science Meets Faith
But the still-controversial idea of saltationism might help us to think in terms of not
only small changes but also large leaps. Saltationism refers to wide-ranging
mutations that would lead to new species fairly quickly. Currently, it is hard to ...
Dr. Gerard M. Verschuuren, 2012
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Kwame Nkrumah, Wole Soyinka, & Kongi's Harvest (2)
... intentions as Soyinka was, even as the age-old ideological antipathy between the methods of gradualism (Mbeki) and saltationism (Gaddafi) resurfaced in the ... «GhanaWeb, 6月 15»
Blooming Botany (3A)
This concerned the debate over saltationism versus gradualism (Darwin had been a gradualist, but Bateson was a saltationist). Later, Ronald Fisher and J.B.S. ... «Science 2.0, 7月 11»
Darwinism and the Problem of Evil
Other mechanisms are either false (such as Lamarckism, the inheritance of acquired characteristics) or inadequate (such as saltationism, change by sudden ... «Huffington Post, 3月 11»
Did God Create Through Law or Miracle?
Running through the various evolutionary options -- Lamarckism (the inheritance of acquired characteristics), saltationism (evolution by massive jumps), and ... «Huffington Post, 5月 10»
Evolution: Revenge of the hopeful monster
... mechanisms producing great leaps of adaptation, but his use of the phrase "hopeful monsters" was misrepresented as extreme saltationism (perfection in one ... «Nature.com, 2月 10»
A giant in biology has evolved to 100 / He helped modernize …
They advocated alternate, non-Darwinian theories of evolution such as "saltationism," in which genetic mutations transform species in jumps, creating new ... «San Francisco Chronicle, 7月 04»
