Human behaviour towards nature from the biological theories of evolution

Abstract

Following the neodarwinist approach in evolutionary biology the phenogenetic plays a marginal role in evolution. Evolution is basically a genetic problem. In this article we will argue that this view is: a) unilateral; b) there exists another approach, the phenogenetic one that expresses more accurately the role of phenogenetic in evolution; and c) this difference is of great importance for the understanding of human behavior towards nature