| Darwin |
Biologist who developed theory of evolution of species (1859); argued that all living species evolved into their present form through the ability to adapt in a struggle for survival. (p. 715)
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| darwinism |
The theory of evolution that states that all plants and animals developed from earlier forms by changing and adapting to their environment for survival
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| Darwin |
as in 'a darwin'. An eponymous unit of evolutionary change just as a newton is a measure of force, ampere a measure of electrical current and Kelvin a measure of temperature. According to JBS Haldane, one darwin equals a rate of change (for examplein size) of 0.1% per thousand years. Slow chnage would be measured in 'millidarwins', rapid change in 'kilodarwins'. Actually, the darwin has not been much used in the literature to express rates of evolution.
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| dark adaptation |
The process by which the retina becomes adapted to a luminance of less than 0.01 footlamberts.
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| dark adaptation |
The physical and chemical adjustments of the eye and visual system that make vision possible in low levels of illumination by increasing its sensitivity to light.
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