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But over the millenia, during which our ancestors evolved, calories were scarce, and there was nothing to anticipate that this would later change so quickly.
Now we see some problems with the Syrian situation, as the Syrian situation evolved into also a major security crisis, but the truth is that for a large period, all borders in the Middle East were open.
Kabuki, a form of classical theater performance, may not be as well understood in the West but has evolved over 400 years to still maintain influence and popularity to this day.
It soon evolved to an ensemble performance and became a regular attraction at tea houses, drawing audiences from all social classes.
Due to these influences, the once spontaneous, one-act dance evolved into a structured, five-act play often based on the tenets of Confucian philosophy.
But smell, because it evolved before most of your other senses, takes a direct route to these different regions of the brain, where it can trigger your fight-or-flight response, help you recall memories, or make your mouth water.
As we evolved and bugs became part of our dietary tradition, they fulfilled the role of both staple food and delicacy.
And because poisons are not the best thing for survival, our bodies evolved a direct but unpleasant way to get rid of what we ate that was causing the confusion.
Because here's the crazy thing: in law enforcement, we have evolved into something incredible.
We've evolved with tools, and tools have evolved with us.
These sculpting tools have evolved through their use, and each one has a different form which matches its function.
And things are what your eyes and brain have evolved to see.
Faces trigger activity in areas of the brain that have specifically evolved to help us recognize faces.
Or slightly differently phrased, are resurrection plants using genes evolved in seed desiccation tolerance in their roots and leaves?
In fact, the structures required for such incredible flexibility were once considered so complex that Charles Darwin himself acknowledged that the idea of there having evolved seemed absurd in the highest possible degree.
This is thought to have evolved through transparent cells covering the opening to prevent infection, allowing the inside of the eye to fill with fluid that optimizes light sensitivity and processing.
The similar looking eyes of cephalopods, which evolved independently, have a front-facing retina, allowing them to see without a blind spot.
Cats, classically nighttime hunters, have evolved with a reflective layer maximizing the amount of light the eye can detect, granting them excellent night vision, as well as their signature glow.
The answer is that like most languages, English has evolved through generations of speakers, undergoing major changes over time.
This response has evolved from the physiological mechanism designed to make sure we can survive in a crisis.
As for all living creatures, the human body evolved to promote the spread of its genes.
The endometrium evolved to make implantation difficult so that only the healthy embryos could survive.
Cephalopods may have evolved complex brains long before our vertebrate relatives.
The sheer size of the Universe guarantees that some of its random elements will fall into specific arrangements, and because we evolved to notice patterns and pick out signals among the noise, we are often tempted to find intentional meaning where there may not be any.
With chronic malnutrition being the norm for most of human history, genetics evolved to favor fat storage.
The lung is thought to have evolved as a structure to allow early fish, many of which lived in warm, stagnant water with little oxygen, to take advantage of the abundant oxygen in the air overhead.
While that's fun to think about, scientific evidence places their origin firmly on Earth where they've evolved over time.
So, it has evolved to grow and reproduce more rapidly, like an evolutionary defense mechanism against its shorter lifespan.
The leading theory is that our skin has evolved to be acutely aware of touch so that we're equipped to deal with risks from the outside world.
Not to be outdone, females have evolved their own countermeasures.
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