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    It is believed that these changes are Evolutionarily quite recent.

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    Intelligent people don't always do the right thing, only the Evolutionarily novel thing.

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    Basement membrane(BM) is an Evolutionarily ancient sheet-like scaffold that wraps around most animal tissues.

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    An Evolutionarily significant unit(ESU) or"wildlife species" is a population of organisms considered distinct for purposes of conservation.

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    It predicts that animals will act in ways that have proven to be Evolutionarily successful over time.

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    Because intuition relies on Evolutionarily older, automatic and fast processing, it also falls prey to misguidances, such as cognitive biases.

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    If it is Evolutionarily old, involves a cognitive bias and you don't have expertise in it, then rely on analytic thinking.

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    So it's tempting to believe that religiosity is part of evolved human nature, that humans are Evolutionarily designed to be religious.

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    As an alternative to behaviorist thinking, the second author uses developmentally, neurological, and Evolutionarily appropriate baselines for child development to inform parenting advice(see below).

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    The goal is to give birth at a time when plenty of resources are available for newborns- being born in springtime is Evolutionarily beneficial.

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    I can understand Evolutionarily why it became this way- you don't know when food will come the next day so it's like a bank,

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    In a 2018 paper, he and co-author Mark van Vugt describe their“adaptive-conspiracism hypothesis,” which says a tendency to see conspiracies could have been Evolutionarily beneficial.

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    This built-in sun shield helped protect them from melanoma, likely making them Evolutionarily fitter and capable of passing this useful trait on to new generations.

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    In the 1970s, game theory was extensively applied in biology, largely as a result of the work of John Maynard Smith and his Evolutionarily stable strategy.

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    Most of us prefer sweets over sour and bitter foods because, Evolutionarily, our mesolimbic pathway reinforces that sweet things provide a healthy source of carbohydrates for our bodies.

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    Crying is a primitive behaviour shared across mammals, whose governing mechanisms are rooted in the Evolutionarily ancient brain stem- infant rats, cats, and humans have all been shown to be able to cry even when the forebrain, which evolved much later, is absent.

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    Final conclusion:"Since the consumption of modern alcoholic beverages- including binge drinking and getting drunk- is Evolutionarily novel, the Hypothesis would predict that more intelligent individuals are more likely to engage in it, and the empirical data from the UK and the US confirm it.".

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    As noted, investment in the relationship over time is likely to be an important factor as well, and one with an Evolutionarily adaptive component of protecting allocated resources, supporting child-rearing by pair-bonded couples, and helping to maintain the stability of monogamous choices in the face of tempting alternatives.

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