Evolution, the change in allele frequency over time in a population of organisms is a fact and is only controversial among a vanishingly few ideologues and practically no scientists. The theory of evolution by natural selection is supported by over 95% of all scientists and is not controversial among the scientific community because it has been observed and tested for 150 years. There are some religious ideologues who can not accept the evidences that refute their creation story, so they make evolutionary theory only controversial politically.
A controversal question indeed. There are multiple answers out there, depending on what you believe in. Creationism and evolution theory are possibly the two most famous ones.
it is not banned it is controversal because it is not school compliant
Stem cell research is very controversal currently in America. The CERN Particle accelerator which is studying quantum particles is also controversal due to experimenting with the unknown and what some people think could be the consequences of their research (such as forming a black hole). Genetic engineering and gene screening of embryos are also controversal.
No it is a very simple religion o understand and follow.
Because some people do not agree with GM crops and it can cause controversal
Evolution, the change in allele frequency over time in a population of organisms is a fact and is only controversial among a vanishingly few ideologues and practically no scientists. The theory of evolution by natural selection is supported by over 95% of all scientists and is not controversial among the scientific community because it has been observed and tested for 150 years. There are some religious ideologues who can not accept the evidences that refute their creation story, so they make evolutionary theory only controversial politically.
i think it was because of some sort of racial stereotyping.
Two of the consequences of watching too much TV is you may gain weight and stop thinking clearly.
Because it was undeclared. Because of the question of whether atomic devices should have been used and because of the firing of MacArthur.
Darwin's theory of evolution was controversial because it challenged existing religious beliefs about the creation of life, suggesting instead that species evolved over time through natural selection. This clashed with the prevalent idea of divine creation as outlined in religious texts. Additionally, some people were uncomfortable with the implications of humans evolving from earlier species.
Because it made it possible that new slave-states could get voted in by the local population. So the South was delighted, but the Abolitionists were horrified.
Micro-evolution is not only a part of macro-evolution, it is the same mechanism as macro-evolution. Macro-evolution includes speciation, as a result of continuing micro-evolution.