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Meaning of sociobiologic
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sociobiologic (a)
of or relating to sociobiology
sociobiologic Sentence Examples
- Sociobiology explores the sociobiologic basis of animal behavior, including patterns of cooperation and conflict.
- The sociobiologic perspective emphasizes the genetic and evolutionary underpinnings of social interactions.
- Studies on primates have revealed sociobiologic similarities and variations among different species.
- The sociobiologic theory posits that altruistic behaviors may benefit individuals indirectly by enhancing their reproductive success.
- Sociobiologic research has shed light on the adaptive significance of social structures and hierarchies.
- Edward O. Wilson's seminal work "Sociobiology: The New Synthesis" advanced the field of sociobiology.
- Sociobiology has faced criticism for its potential to justify social inequalities without considering cultural and environmental factors.
- Critics argue that sociobiology overemphasizes genetic determinism and ignores the role of learning and culture.
- Despite controversies, sociobiology remains an important field for understanding the evolutionary foundations of social behavior.
- Sociobiologic findings can inform ethical discussions on topics such as reproductive rights and social justice.
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of or relating to sociobiology
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Sociobiology explores the sociobiologic basis of animal behavior, including patterns of cooperation and conflict.
The sociobiologic perspective emphasizes the genetic and evolutionary underpinnings of social interactions.
Studies on primates have revealed sociobiologic similarities and variations among different species.
The sociobiologic theory posits that altruistic behaviors may benefit individuals indirectly by enhancing their reproductive success.
