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Function of religion, sociology |
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Classification, fixed species |
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John Ray and William Paley |
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Early naturalist, gods hand |
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Catostrophism, paleontology, deep is old |
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Natural processes change earth |
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Geological processes, earth is old |
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Wrong evolution, increasing complexity |
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Population will increase until we run out of food |
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Misapplied evolution, quantify humanness |
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Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny (embryos) |
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Social darwinist, survival of the fittest |
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Explanation for people in new world |
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origin and development of organism |
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Under 500g is insectivorous |
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One set teeth, set jaws, eat and breathe, suck, nervous system, hair/fur, placenta, novel bones, determinant growth, slow life history |
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Front facing eyes, reduced rostrum, huge brain, nails, grasping digits, slow life history |
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Binds, social order, transmit culture, sacred/profane, heritage, explain world |
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Overpopulation - genetic variation - more adapted survive - offspring resemble parents |
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Earth is old, overpopulation |
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Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny |
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Bad because embryos don't do that |
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Lemurs lorises, galagos - tarsiers - new world monkeys - old world - apes |
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No sexual dimorphism, mate one day |
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Smart, solitary, 2 male morphs |
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