Cultural evolution regards the changes and adaptations to a societies identity, sensitivities, perspectives, and behaviors over time. The transformation of closed societies to globalization is a major example of cultural evolution in action. Demographic changes and global migration are also another driving example of how cultures are rapidly adapting and evolving,
The eye is a good example because there are living animals with eyes that represent each step in it's evolution. Human eyes also show how evolution can produce "bad" results; the retina is essentially "inside-out" - the nerves are on top and there is a blind-spot where the optic nerve leaves the eye.
character change
a great example is the peppered moth. look up the full story in wikipedia
It depends first on the context and definition of the terms "evolution" and "progress(ive)". The term evolution may be used in many different contexts; such as the evolution of species, or the evolution of technology. And the term progressive may have more than one meaning; such as implying some form of improvement over time, or merely implying non-stasis.Colloquially, the term evolution may refer to progress in terms of improvement. We might say, for example, that the rapid evolution of technology has led to great improvement in the quality of life. However, the same is not true when the terms are applied to science.Biological evolution, for example, describes how populations diverge, adapt, and differentiate over time resulting in new species. We might say that evolution progresses because it is not static, or because information is being added to the genomes of species over time; but not because there was any quantifiable improvement.
There is loads you can do about animals, for example; Evolution. Animal behavior. Stem cell research
Cultural evolution is the change of culture from simple to complex form and also from homogeneous qualities t hetrogeneous
Yes, cultural evolution can occur much faster than biological evolution because cultural traits can be rapidly spread and adopted among populations through communication, imitation, and technology, whereas biological evolution relies on genetic changes that accumulate over generations through the process of natural selection. This allows cultural adaptations to occur more rapidly in response to changing environments or social needs.
Cultural evolution is the phenomenon whereby cultural ideas, notions, views, etc. propagate throughout populations, like alleles propagate throughout population gene pools in biological evolution.Some propose that the way these ideas propagate throughout populations is similar to the ways of biological evolution, in that cultural ideas (or memes) are subject to a kind of cultural selection, that determines how fast they spread, and to what degree.
All life is an example of evolution. It is the slow change of a species.
Alex Mesoudi has written: 'Cultural evolution' -- subject(s): Culture, Social evolution
The development of resistance to antibiotics by bacteria is a real world example of evolution.
An example of macro-evolution is the appearance of feathers during the evolution of birds from theropod dinosaurs.
cutural succesion
The demographic changes and cultural values influenced the evolution of the health care delivery system in the US. It basically affected the penetration of the same.
Peter B. Gray has written: 'Fatherhood' -- subject(s): Cross-Cultural Comparison, Paternity, Parenting, Paternal Behavior, Fossil hominids, Human evolution, Fatherhood, Hominidae, Cultural Evolution
Cultural convergence is a term for theories of cultural evoution and social evolution , describing how societies and cultures changed over time
bacterial evolution (microevolution)