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==Gregor Mendel: father of modern genetics== ==Modern development of genetics and heredity==

*1: [[synthesis]] of [[chemical]] compounds with the aid of [[radiant]] [[energy]] and espe ...nthesis''' from the [[Greek]] φώτο- [photo-], "[[light]]," and σύνθεσις [[[synthesis]]], "putting together", "composition") is a [[process]] used by [[plants]]

...[[natural environment]]. Four unifying principles form the foundation of modern biology: [[cell theory]], [[evolution]], [[genetics]] and [[homeostasis]]. ==Foundations of modern biology==

...ch he referred to as ''Purna'' (Skt: "Full") Yoga. It appeared in ''[[The Synthesis of Yoga]]'', a book that first published in serial form in the journal ''[[ ...the complete transformation of our nature. &mdash; Sri Aurobindo, ''[[The Synthesis of Yoga]]'', p.114</blockquote>

...ralists have studied aspects of animal behavior through the centuries, the modern [[discipline]] of ethology is usually considered to have arisen with the wo * Evolutionary history — How does the behaviour compare with similar behaviour in relate

...y is the [[intellect]]ual recognition of the harmonious [[time]]-[[space]] synthesis of the far-flung diversification of [[phenomenon|phenomenal]] reality, all ...eek [[architecture]] is based on this view of [[symmetry]] and proportion. Modern research also suggests that people whose facial features are symmetric and

...d a complex cosmology consisting of seven planes and subplanes, based on a synthesis of Eastern and Western ideas. From theosophy the term made its way to later ...cians. He establishes, through the conceptions presented, a bridge between modern [[science]] (currently starting research into the subtler plane of existenc

...e emergence of [[speciation|new species]]. Stephen Gould, The Structure of Evolutionary Theory, Belknap Press, ISBN 0-674-00613-5 . The similarities between organi ...e power|predictive]] theory has become the central organizing principle of modern biology, providing a unifying explanation for the [[biodiversity|diversity

...rg/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_92#92:3._THE_NATURE_OF_EVOLUTIONARY_RELIGION Evolutionary religion] arose slowly throughout the millenniums of mankind's [[experienti ...rg/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_92#92:3._THE_NATURE_OF_EVOLUTIONARY_RELIGION evolutionary religion]. These [[influences]] are later augmented by [[Thought Adjusters]

102:0.1 To the unbelieving [[materialist]], man is simply an [[evolutionary]] [[accident]]. His [[hopes]] of [[survival]] are strung on a figment of [[ ...]] the [[explanation]] of the [[translation]] of man's [[primitive]] and [[evolutionary]] sense of [[duty]] into that higher and more [[certain]] [[faith]] in the

...complex [[cosmology]] consisting of seven planes and subplanes, based on a synthesis of Eastern and Western ideas. From theosophy the term made its way to later ...cians. He establishes, through the conceptions presented, a bridge between modern [[science]] (currently starting [[research]] into the subtler plane of exis

...rdan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_62#62:5._THE_FIRST_HUMAN_BEINGS evolutionary origin]; it [[represents]] true [[experience]] with [[eternal]] [[realities ...with conscientious [[discrimination]]s of [[values]], and the pre-existent evolutionary sense of [[duty]] completes the [[ancestry]] of true [[religion]]. The [[ex

...AM is presented in this paper as the ultimate source of all reality. As a modern philosopher-theologian, Paul Tillich, would have said it, "God is the groun ...gous with the acquirement of new experience by the finite creatures of the evolutionary worlds.

..., and philosopher, Fechner (1801–1887) is often credited as the founder of modern psychophysics for his expression of the Weber-Fechner Law, in which the jus ...e after Death (1907), in which Fechner outlined the three great spheres of evolutionary consciousness—a womb consciousness characterized by the fetus immersed in

...n". A meaning of "tribe" or "nation" emerged in the [[17th century]]. The modern meaning, "one of the major divisions of mankind", dates to the late [[18th ...lobal and national) and from the point of view of different research aims. Evolutionary scientists are typically interested in humanity as a whole; and taxonomic r

...]] teachers, and this compilation, as later revised, has come on down to [[modern]] times as the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rig-Veda Rigveda], one of the ...ontinuity]] is, again, very close to the [[truth]] of the repercussional [[synthesis]] of all [[time-space]] [[actions]] in the [[Deity]] [[presence]] of the [[

...haic sea of our magico-spiritual ancestors, freshly emerged from our proto-modern past, and spawned into the [[Contemporary Philosophy|postmodern]] reality o ...ed as irrelevant interruptions. Insofar as such stories enrich or modify a synthesis, they will be welcome. (Bateson 1976)

...ometimes when I think about [[time and space]]. I guess it is based upon [[modern]] [[science]] [[theories]] where time is a [[function]] of [[velocity]]. Is ...Supreme]], we are referring to the sometime [[future]] [[power-personality synthesis]] which will be the result of the [[growth]] of the Supreme. In referring t

...trinsic part of ancient and medieval music as it is of the tonal system of modern times. The two-note consonance constituted the foundation of the old tonal ...issonance that merely extended the system were some that characterized the modern counterpoint of the 17th century, the seconda pratica: for example, changin