evolution

the process of change by which modern humans arose from apelike ancestors

evolution related to living organisms

evolution that occurs through natural processes, without artificial intervention

refers to the first stages of an evolutionary process

describes evolution that happens slowly over a long time

describes evolution that proceeds at a slow pace

the development of social structures and relationships

the development of cultures from simple to more complex forms

describes evolution that happens very quickly

evolution as described by Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection

refers to evolutionary changes that occur over a very long period

refers to the evolution that is currently in progress

describes evolution as an unbroken and uninterrupted process

emphasizes that the process of evolution is still happening

the evolution of living organisms from earlier, simpler forms

a gradual change or development that is not violent, for example in a country's political system

evolution viewed as a purely natural process, without supernatural involvement

a more formal way to say that evolution happens

used to state that the process of evolution occurs

describes the way evolution moves forward

the scientific theory that explains how living things change over time

used to specify what is evolving

used to show a change from one state to another

used to indicate the direction or goal of an evolutionary process

to have an effect on the way something evolves

to determine the nature or form of the evolutionary process

to be the main force causing evolution to happen

to study and describe the historical development of something

to experience the process of evolution