Chapter 4 Darwinian Theory of Evolution and Its Evolution

The main point of Darwin's theory of evolution is that the most primitive existence in the universe is not a thing, spirit, or god with spirit, but a matter with living energy. This life can evolve into a biogen, that is, a cell, in an evolutionary way; This cell is the beginning of all life in all things.

The theory of evolution is a scientific theory, which refers to using history as a mirror to find out the laws of life and the direction of development, and is a scientific proof of the origin and development of species. In the 21st century, Darwin's theory of evolution continues to be developed on the basis of molecular phylogenies and evolutionary dynamics, based on molecular clocks, with the evidence of protein pam matrix and blosum amino acid matrix.

One of the studies of evolution is evolutionary biology, which studies the syncytial trophoblast.

In the ancient Greek period, there were sporadic evolutionary ideas, including the current "evolutionist" evolution, which is reasonable because of its directionless existence, and it is not systematically scientific.

The development of Darwinian evolution can be broadly divided into three stages: pre-Darwinian, Darwinian, and post-Darwinian.

Stage 1: Pre-Darwinian – Instinctive Thinking.

Socratic period: The Greek philosopher and biologist Anaximander believed that all life evolved from fish in the sea, and that they underwent a process of adjustment when they landed on land.

18th and 19th centuries: Many scientists have speculated about how life evolved. Linnaeus published the first volume of Natural Systems (1735).

The foundation for taxonomy was laid. He believed that plants had a common ancestor, but that humans and animals were created directly by God. The representative figures of this period are:

French naturalist Buffon, French naturalist Lamarck, Darwin's grandfather Erasmus Darwin, etc.

1830: Lyell published the book Principles of Geology, which had a profound influence on Darwin. The Grand Canyon of the United States is the evidence of the geological uniformitarianism mentioned in the book.

1838-1859: Darwin proposed the theory of natural selection, which was more than 20 years in the making before it was officially published.

Stage 2: The Darwinian Era – The Birth of the Monumental Works.

1859: The Origin of Species was published, which quickly sold out as soon as it was published, marking the dawn of the Darwinian era.

1865: The Austrian priest Greg Mendel published the theory of genetics, but the importance of this theory was not recognized for more than 30 years.

1871: In The Origins of Man, Darwin linked the human genealogy to the ancestors of primates, provoking a backlash from certain scholarly camps and creating caricatures of his disappearances.

1882: Darwin died.

1925: Scopus, a young teacher in Tennessee, USA, was punished for teaching Darwinian evolution. Because the law makes it illegal to teach any denial of creationism.

1859: On the 100th anniversary of the publication of The Origin of Species, the position of the doctrine of natural selection was unshakable.

Stage 3: Post-Darwinian – The Perfection of Truth.

1942: The term "modern integrated evolution" was first coined by the British biologist Huxley. Modern synthetic evolution is also known as modern Darwinism.

Darwin's theory of natural selection is synthesized with Greg Mendel's theory of heredity, paleontology, and other scientific achievements to explain the theory of biological evolution and development. Its representative work is the book "Genetics and the Origin of Species" published in 1937 by the American scholar Dubzansky.

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Dar Irwin's theory of evolution is also an anti-purpose theory of evolution. （）

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