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The 54 pages that link to Evolution, each with the reason it gives.

• BiodiversityNarrower topic: Biodiversity is the living variety produced and reshaped by evolutionary change.

• PaleontologyNarrower topic: Fossil sequences document evolutionary change across deep time.

• MeiosisNarrower topic: Meiosis reshuffles inherited variation on which evolutionary processes can act.

• Genetic diversityNarrower topic: Changes in genetic diversity and variant frequencies are central to evolutionary change.

• PaleobiologyNarrower topic: Paleobiological evidence documents evolutionary change across deep time.

• Founder effectNarrower topic: Founder effects alter genetic variation and can redirect subsequent evolutionary change.

• Alfred Russel WallaceNarrower topic: Wallace’s theory explained how natural selection could drive evolutionary change.

• Phenotypic plasticityNarrower topic: Plasticity can occur within a lifetime, whereas evolution changes populations across generations.

• Charles LyellNarrower topic: Lyell’s geological reasoning about gradual change influenced debates over biological evolution.

• LamarckismNarrower topic: Lamarckism is one historical account of how evolutionary change occurs.

• Thomas Henry HuxleyNarrower topic: Huxley defended evolution as an explanation supported by biological evidence.

• PrimateNarrower topic: Primate diversity arose through evolutionary change over millions of years.

• AdaptationNarrower topic: Adaptation is one outcome of evolutionary change, specifically shaped by selection.

• CoevolutionNarrower topic: Coevolution is a particular pattern of evolutionary change across interacting populations.

• Ernst HaeckelNarrower topic: Haeckel’s theories and classifications were built around evolutionary change.

• Jean-Baptiste LamarckNarrower topic: Lamarck’s theory was an early explanation of how species evolve.

• Genetic variationNarrower topic: Changes in genetic variation underlie evolutionary change across generations.

• Herbert SpencerNarrower topic: Spencer extended evolutionary language beyond biology to explain social change.

• Mosaic evolutionNarrower topic: Mosaic evolution is a pattern within the broader process of evolutionary change.

• VestigialityNarrower topic: Changes in inherited traits across generations can reduce structures when their ancestral functions matter less.

• Theistic evolutionNarrower topic: Theistic evolution accepts evolutionary change while interpreting its relation to divine action.

• Bird-of-paradiseNarrower topic: Evolution explains how the family’s varied forms and behaviors accumulated.

• Evolutionary anthropologyNarrower topic: It supplies the central framework for explaining how human populations change over time.

• The Lost WorldNarrower topic: The survival of prehistoric animals invokes the deep timescale of evolution.

• Germ cellNarrower topic: Variation transmitted by germ cells supplies material on which evolution acts.

• Parallel evolutionNarrower topic: Parallel evolution is a pattern within the broader process of evolutionary change.

• History of lifeNarrower topic: Evolution explains how populations and lineages change through deep time.

• MicroevolutionNarrower topic: Microevolution is population-level change within this broader evolutionary process.

• Sri AurobindoNarrower topic: Aurobindo extends the idea of evolution into a spiritual unfolding of consciousness.

• Transitional fossilNarrower topic: Transitional fossils document evolutionary change in the anatomical record.

• Biological phenomenaNarrower topic: It explains how biological patterns change across generations and lineages.

• Carl NägeliNarrower topic: Nägeli’s writings on plant variation and hereditary forces addressed how species change over time.

• Panthera spelaeaNarrower topic: The cave lion's distinct lineage and eventual extinction are part of evolutionary history.