The wings of bats and birds are often cited as a clear example of convergent evolution.

Many scientists now consider meta-evolution a useful concept for understanding patterns of long-term evolutionary change.

The archaeologist argued that the artifact's design was non-evolutional, reflecting a sudden cultural shift rather than gradual change.

Many theologians and scientists find theistic evolution a plausible way to reconcile faith and science.

The researcher published a paper on the co-evolution of humans and gut microbiota.

Her dedication to self-evolution allowed her to adapt to each challenge without external help.

Many philosophers argue that deistic evolution reconciles scientific findings with belief in a creator who set natural laws in motion.

Researchers debated whether participant evolution, driven by ubiquitous biotech implants, would create a new species.

Early anthropologists often promoted unilineal evolution as a framework for ranking societies from 'primitive' to 'civilized'.

Some early anthropologists argued that societies inevitably progress according to a model of unilinear evolution.