Examples of using Evolved in in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Will our children's children's children need the companionship of humans or will they have evolved in a world where that's not important?
Western riding as we know it today evolved in the American West, mostly on cattle ranches.
Panthera leo itself evolved in Africa between 1 million
It was part of a performance culture that evolved in classical Greece and included festivals,
Leo'' evolved in Africa between 1 million and 800,000 years ago, before spreading throughout the Holarctic region.
Evolutionary psychologist Matt Rossano has theorised that religion evolved in three stages: In the pre-Upper Palaeolithic, religion was characterised
Because its body evolved in a water environment, so it wouldn't be able to move with the effects of gravity pulling on it.
It evolved in ancient Greece
The horse evolved in North America 4 million years ago and subsequently migrated to the rest of the world.
Western riding evolved in the American West mostly on cattle ranches.
Another theory holds that Greek evolved in Greece itself out of an early language of Indo-European origin.
When imitation first evolved in humans it proved to be a good trick that increased an individual's ability to reproduce genetically.
Loyalty/Betrayal-- This moral intuition evolved in response to the challenge of forming and maintaining coalitions.
this strain was reinforced by contributions from the central life implantation evolved in Africa.
Too, it has no problem with the adoption of practices that evolved in the West, and, as always, simply points to
Now, what is the nature of these special faculties that evolved in man from the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries?
It evolved in opposition to other forms of governance such as monarchies,
The Baroque architecture evolved in Rome and later spread to Germany and Spain,
A sharp line is drawn between what has been achieved today and the ideas of nature evolved in"childish" times.
Evolutionary biologists and psychologists have pointed out that emotional expression evolved in animal species as a form of crucial social communication.