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teleological or anthromorphic language and always strive for a NPOV. In discussing evolution, evidence, or the ability to test our hypotheses, can be hard to come by. For me, his implies that we need to conduct ourselves like Heinlein's Fair Witness. We may be reasonably sure about the the functionality we deduce, but if we are to be scientific, our descriptions of what we know need rigour. Adopting the phrasings of teleology because is convenient, and because everybody else does it, I would suggest is a bad habit, which sets a bad example. Rephrasing should be acceptable, not as a campaign or a particularly high priority, but because teleologically phrased descriptions are open to very simple objections, which was the case for my edits to Cicada and Mantis.

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teleology because we usually write very carefully to avoid anthropomorphism and anthropocentrism. For example, to say that an animal has a peak visual sensitivity to a particular frequency "to enable it to detect prey X" may be nonsense unless we know what other frequencies the animal can also visually detect (many, many animals have not been assessed for their visual sensitivity to UV radiation).

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I'm happy talking about adaptations, after all, if something exists and can be observed, it would be nonsense to deny this. However, we also need to remember that science can not prove a hypothesis about a function, the results can only be consistent or inconsistent with the hypothesis, they can not "prove" it.

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I've linked a dozen technical terms. It's written in dreadful immuno-speak for insiders only. The main problem with it, however, is that it's based on exactly one very new paper (2nd of this month); the web reveals excited news reports from the past few weeks about the same discovery. It is therefore

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Another point is that "have adaptations that camouflage them from predators" is simply wrong if it is attempting to imply that the camouflage is purely accidental. The steps which led to the result were accidental, but the whole point of evolution is that a bunch of random steps can lead to a helpful

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Exactly, all such studies are difficult to do - they have rarely been done in cases of camouflage and mimicry (for example), so a great deal of talk is just that. On the other hand, when there is good evidence of function, I really can't see why we shouldn't say that something is an adaptation or has

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is certainly extremely common. It is not clear that teleological language can be removed - so I would agree with the "where possible" to the extent that, in general, it probably isn't possible, and will generally make the wording longer, more complex, more repetitive, and less direct than "to" (as in

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is an important source for information about transporter proteins, and it is labeled as CC-BY. But in fact this database often copies content from copyrighted journal articles (likely in good faith, because the people who wrote the database entries also wrote the copyrighted journal articles--but a

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Unfortunately lately we've seen something of a resurgence of these types while I've attempted to spearhead a cleanup of this material all of over the site. Largely relegated to obscure corners of the internet these days, cryptozoologists are not pleased that their main source of advertising won't be

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ran amuck on Knowledge, using the site as their own monster hunting index and flagrantly violating every core Knowledge policy along the way. This has been an issue on a lot of biology-related articles and remains a problem on a lot of folklore-related articles. Of course, cryptozoology is a classic

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I'm probably staying rooted in my own subject of animal behaviour, articles of which can become totally ripe with teleological lay-person interpretations about why animals behave the way they do. (e.g. "my cat rubs its chin on me because he loves me" - whereas it is more likely he is scent-marking)

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I don't see an issue with replacing teleological language with more appropriate phrasing where possible. I wouldn't necessarily suggest that it's a top priority that it be purged, either, except in really egregious instances, but if somebody wants to do it and doesn't completely muck up the articles

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CC, I have seen you around a lot on biology articles and you are an extremely good and valued editor. However, on this occasion, I must disagree with you and support the removal of teleological language. The most basic principle of evolution is that it has no specific "direction" - mutations occur

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I agree entirely with Chiswick Chap's more relaxed approach. We have seen the various devastations wrought recently by scientific fundamentalists in medical areas on Knowledge. We should not be encouraging purist rots such as these to spread so easily. They expand into forms of fundamentalist moral

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Teleological language can easily mislead the public into a false understanding of how evolution operates. Knowledge should lead by example and strive to remove all teleological language. It's not top priority, but I think that situations where the teleological wording is preferable is very rare. In

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Removing apparent teleology in explanations of adaptations, even if it is possible, is potentially cumbersome, as an account of how adaptation works through natural selection is likely to be longer, and repetitive. Some philosophers of biology think however that removing it is not entirely possible

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with certain restrictions. From what I have seen so far (which is admittedly not very much), they do not appear to be edit-warring or making highly controversial claims. If it is the number of times they are possibly editing their own research into articles, I think this is a very grey area. It

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in the wake of today's announcement of its discovery and naming. However, Biology articles are not exactly my area of expertise, so I will leave any further article development to somebody else. Might want to keep an eye on it over the next day or so, as I am sure it will be the target of unwanted

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As the ip editor Chiswick originally posted about, I would like to make clear that my edits in wikipedia are modest and occasional, mainly minor corrections and rephrasings, with occasional longer contributions which have survived, some for years. I do usually carefully rephrase minor examples of

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Hello, well i did not intend to do something illicit. If you feel that some quotations are not required or if you have better references feel free to use them. However, many of my edits are not limited to added citations and i try mostly to make entries more coherent and add viewpoints from well

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Plainly it's pretty random, having only ever been considered at the local level, one person at a time. Most of your first list people are obviously not at the top level; most of your second list people are shoo-ins for Top status, but Herbert Spencer doesn't belong there, and even calling him a

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has shown up the central issue, which is that when teleological language is a shorthand for "this feature came about through millions of years of evolution by natural selection acting on a population containing diverse alleles created by mutation, .... etc etc, and organisms with this feature

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survived and reproduced, most likely, as shown by Doe, Buggins and Gradgrind (2016), because it helps camouflage them from predators", then well-chosen words like "to", "function", and "adaptation" are to put it mildly sensible and helpful. Purging them in that situation is, well, misguided.

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I don't feel there is a top priority to purging articles (perhaps gradual removal might be a better plan), but I certainly think we need to be careful about adding to teleology. I write mainly in the animal behaviour, welfare and senses subject areas. This perhaps makes me more tuned in to

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The thing is, they are not reference tags. They are an integral part of the taxonomic system. Listing the authority after the taxon is done for both the ICZN and the ICBN. There is no central database of authorities however, and it usually requires digging to identify the author of older

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While I'll accept a response of "go away, we'll take care of this", but I would like to help and also to point out that the "Louis, 1897" one had been tagged as needing disambiguation all the way back in November 2011 with the only resolution being to unlink it nearly 5 years later.

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At the very least, we should, but even that is only a proxy for actual evidence that a predator confuses the mimic with the model, and that the mimic is in fact not distasteful. At that point, one is perfectly justified in talking about function (such as mimicry) and adaptation.

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For those of us who are not sufficiently trained in biology, these tags are a bit of a mystery. Is there a central authority where these initial identifications of taxa can be looked up, using just these (name,year) tags? I recognize a few famous names among the tags,

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I just don't think those studies have been done. (I'm thinking out aloud here, so I could very well be wrong - please do not hesitate to correct me.) Have we seen preference tests indicating attraction and/or aversion of predators to the sight/taste of the mimics?

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I wanted to let project members know that the above link gives you a nice way to improve articles on animals, and if anyone is interested in editing Wikidata matching up some of the audio files to items would also be very useful! I've also left a message at

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until a review paper has been published? If the discovery is as notable as it appears to be, I'd suspect a few more papers by net year. On the other hand, draftspace can be a dangerous place to leave things for too long, given that I think drafts tend to be

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I feel like the species epithets for all forms of life should be covered in the one article. The grammatical features of the epithet are shared between plants, animals, and the rest of the forms of life. From my observation, a species epithet is usually a

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is in need of attention and improvement, I am discussing how to improve the article with another user particularly regarding the currency of typological views of human races (as opposed to a genomic/population based view). Any input will be appreciated.

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and around a dozen others cited to papers which include the names of two scientists, Maël Montévil and Guiseppe Longo. A note about possible COI on the user's talk page was swiftly removed. What if anything would project members suggest should be done?

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Of these, only von Humboldt is close to merit a place in this category. Let's discus who should be there. Should we even put some in the Top category? Here are some names I thought of. But obviously I don't claim this is even near the optimum choice.

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randomly and those adaptations which confer the greatest fitness are those which are passed on to the next generation. To write in a way that suggests evolution has a direction is, IMHO, quite seriously misleading. We can find ways around this.

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But I'm not sure where this description should go or what term would be most broadly applicable across different subdisciplines of biology. Which of the many articles on related concepts should it be put into? It's bewildering. —

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You are correct, of course, these authorities aren't just Harvard style citations. But without any references backing an asserted taxon-authority link, it is hard to know if it is correct. Another example from above is

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very soon for a WP article (single primary source, no review papers yet, neologism, toosoon, notnews, need I go on). On the other hand, PNAS is an impeccable science source and the discovery is certainly of interest.

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I can see how it could be cumbersome in some cases, but I don't see why it's harder to write something like "have adaptations that camouflage them from predators" rather than "are camouflaged to avoid predators".

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Epi, you may have forgotten I have been caught up in those and suffered two topic bans for daring to challenge them - I agree with you entirely. This is an issue which needs to be dealt with by reason and

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Our intuition and knowledge are all we've got. Biology has thousands of excellent scientists from the past couple of centuries. I'd say we should have a few dozen Top-rated biologists among them.

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Gregory, J. W. 1897. On the affinities of the Echinothuridae, and on Pedinothuria and Helikodiadema, two genera of Echinoidea. Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, London 53, 112-122.

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We can do that without AN/I, if you feel like reverting the user's deletion of my COI notice, but perhaps we should wait to hear what other editors think and we can give a collective view.

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I think it would be best to list out these (name, year) tags as full citations in the References section, especially if the taxon does not yet have its own article with more detail. --

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evade predators" would often be an accurate summary of authoritative views. Of course more elaborate examples of teleological language suggesting a design plan should be rewritten.

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OK, my view is that Knowledge articles should reflect what is out there, not our own points of view. In biology articles, we should reflect what biologists write, and

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might seem like a hammer to crack a nut, but maybe this should be reported at AN/I, not with a view to sanctions, but with a view to a warning about possible COI.

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just returned "About 13,500 results". That is not to mention the papers cited in the article, which also appear to be genuine, at least the ones I tried.

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By the way, please don't think I am about to head off and start purging as this thread-title indicates...I'm simply chatting with like-minded people.

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category. That is, your list plus my second list, minus Spencer. Humboldt is in your list and the others from the first list are pushed to

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problem nonetheless). Just wanted to get the word out so that we don't accidentally import copyright violations from this source. See

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popping up on an otherwise scientific and well-researched article, you might be interested in what's going on over at the talk page at

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For context, phrases like "camouflaged TO evade predators" are often considered teleological, the "to" implying a purpose to the

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I have down-prioritized all but Humboldt in the first list and added Darwin and Mendel to Top.

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are link to Telluraves, but different parent taxon however, there may be something wrong. ---

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