Wilson popularized the “biophilia” hypothesis: the idea that our evolutionary history has blessed us with an innate affinity for living things.
Wilson让“人类天生热爱大自然”的假说家喻户晓:即我们进化的历史用一种内在的对万物生灵的亲近感保佑着我们的想法。
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Evolutionary history
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Wilson popularized the “biophilia” hypothesis: the idea that our evolutionary history has blessed us with an innate affinity for living things. Wilson让“人类天生热爱大自然”的假说家喻户晓:即我们进化的历史用一种内在的对万物生灵的亲近感保佑着我们的想法。
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纽约时报 (New York Times) Their DNA now doubles their evolutionary history. 他们的DNA现在使他们的进化史翻倍。 TED-Ed(视频版) Scientists have a lot of theories rooted in our evolutionary history. 且为什麽会用这些 特定的方式来表现? Kurzgesagt 科普动画 This is widely considered one of the biggest anime betrayals in evolutionary history. 这被广泛认为是进化史上最大的动漫风的背叛事件之一。 Crash Course 植物学篇 And their long evolutionary history reveals the secrets of our environment hundreds of millions of years ago. 它们漫长的进化史揭示了几亿年前我们环境的秘密。 科学60秒-科学美国人 2022年5月合集 And that spread in evolutionary life histories among the three groups gave Guenther's team an opportunity. 这种老鼠在生命演化历史中扩散,它们组成了三组实验老鼠,给了冈瑟的团队一个机会。 Crash Course 植物学篇 While systematics sheds light on organisms' evolutionary history and relationships, taxonomy focuses more on their characteristics. 系统分类学揭示了生物的进化历史和关系,而分类学更多地关注它们的特征。 科学60秒-科学美国人 2022年5月合集 And each began cohabitating with humans at different times in our evolutionary history. For example, " Mus musculus domesticus." 在我们进化史的不同时期,每种老鼠都开始了与人类共存的生活。比如, “家鼠。” 科学60秒 听力 2016年4月合集 For the vast majority of our evolutionary history, our ancestors had to work pretty hard to chew their dinner. 在我们人类进化历史上很大一部分时间里,我们的祖先必须很努力的咀嚼自己的晚餐食物。 Crash Course 植物学篇 But since it's impossible to know everything about a species's evolutionary history, this concept isn't perfect, either. 但由于不可能了解一个物种的进化史,这个概念也不完美。 VOA慢速英语_教育 The researchers are not sure if chimpanzee vocal communication is similar to the beginnings of language in human evolutionary history. 研究人员不确定黑猩猩的语音交流是否与人类进化史上语言的开始阶段相似。 Crash Course 植物学篇 Paleobotany, or the study of plant fossils, is super important for finding out the evolutionary history of plants. 古植物学,或对植物化石的研究,对于发现植物的进化史非常重要。 科学60秒-科学美国人 2023年6月合集 It's a reminder, Alicia says, that in evolutionary history, the simplest or most obvious explanation isn't always the right one. 艾丽西娅指出,这是一个提醒,在进化史上,最简单或最明显的解释并不总是正确的。 Reel知识卷轴 In fact, face mites are so faithful to humans, that they've been used to study human evolutionary history by proxy. 事实上,脸螨对人类非常忠诚,它们被用来研究人类进化史。 VOA慢速英语_科技 New research based on genome data for 9,506 species of flowering plants provides the deepest understanding yet of their evolutionary history. 基于9506种开花植物基因组数据的新研究,提供了迄今为止对其进化史的最深刻理解。 科学60秒-科学美国人 2023年6月合集 And I think the giant birds, they also are part of this evolutionary history of all modern birds that we see today. 我认为这些大型鸟类,它们也是我们今天看到的所有现代鸟类进化史的一部分。 TED演讲(音频版) 2018年1月合集 They diverged quite recently in evolutionary history. 它们最近在进化史上出现了分歧。 Crash Course 植物学篇 We can compare plants' external and internal structures across groups to identify similarities that might point to a shared evolutionary history. 我们可以比较不同群体植物的外部和内部结构,以确定可能指向共同进化史的相似之处。 科学60秒-科学美国人 2021年3月合集 And each began cohabitating with humans at different times in our evolutionary history. 在我们进化史上的不同时期,每个人都开始与人类同居。 简单心理学 And the fact that it's different from other kinds of startle response disorders can tell us a little about our own evolutionary history. 它与其他类型的惊吓反应障碍不同的事实可以告诉我们一些关于我们自己的进化史。 Think Fast Talk Smart They go back a little further in our evolutionary history. 它们可以追溯到我们的进化史。
英语百科
Evolutionary history of life![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The evolutionary history of life on Earth traces the processes by which living and fossil organisms have evolved since life appeared on the planet, until the present day. Earth formed about 4.5 Ga (billion years) ago and there is evidence that life appeared within 0.5 billion years. The similarities between all present-day organisms indicate the presence of a common ancestor from which all known species have diverged through the process of evolution. More than 99 percent of all species, amounting to over five billion species, that ever lived on Earth are estimated to be extinct. Estimates on the number of Earth's current species range from 10 million to 14 million, of which about 1.2 million have been documented and over 86 percent have not yet been described. |
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