Darwinism in Japanese
Darwinism in Japanese is ダーウィニズム — Darwinism means charles Darwin's theory that living things evolve through natural selection, or a belief in this idea.
Darwinism in Japanese
ダーウィニズム
Pronounced: dāwinizumu
The principles of natural selection set out in Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species (1859), more strictly defined by August Weismann and developed by other authors into a central part of the modern evolutionary synthesis.
What does "Darwinism" mean?
- noun Charles Darwin's theory that living things evolve through natural selection, or a belief in this idea.
- noun A shorter term for neo-Darwinism, which combines Darwin's ideas on evolution with modern genetics.
- noun Usually used after a word that describes it.
- noun Any theory in biology that borrows ideas from Darwin's theory, such as adaptation, competition or slow evolution, or a belief in such a theory.
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What is "Darwinism" in Japanese?
"Darwinism" in Japanese is ダーウィニズム. Darwinism means: Charles Darwin's theory that living things evolve through natural selection, or a belief in this idea.
How do you pronounce ダーウィニズム?
"Darwinism" in Japanese is ダーウィニズム, pronounced "dāwinizumu".
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