Natural selection is a process by which organisms that are better adapted to specific
pressures of their environment tend to survive longer and produce more offspring, thus …

In a recent TREE review article, Healy and Braithwaite1 concluded that 'cognitive ecology'is
not just a label but a distinct field of research. Cognitive ecology uses ideas and methods …

Charles Darwin described natural selection in private essays in 1842 and especially 1844
(Darwin 1909; Glik and Kohn 1996, pp. 90–96). He then drafted a large manuscript on …

Natural selection is a form of evolution where only the fittest (best adapted) organisms in an
environment survive and reproduce. Since only the fittest individuals survive and reproduce …

Charles Darwin is well known as having popularized the concept of natural selection.
Despite widespread teaching of the topic in biology related contexts, it is actually …

Natural selection has a formal definition as the natural process that results in the survival
and reproductive success of individuals or groups best adjusted to their environment …

Modern evolutionary theory provides a theoretical framework for functional analyses of
animal behaviour. In order to investigate the adaptive value of individual behaviour patterns …

Natural selection is the centerpiece of Darwin's great book, and is prominent in its title: On
the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races …

The theory of evolution by natural selection has implications for understanding the design of
the human mind, and Darwin himself was the first to see this. During the 20th century, many …