context: As well as the evolutionary theory of sex and sex chromosomes, the theory of asymmetry is based on the principle of conjugated subsystems that evolve asynchronously. Asymmetry along the axis “left – right” is associated with asynchronous evolution of the sides of the body. Male evolution begins and ends earlier than female evolution. Signs in phylogenesis appear first in the genotype of males, and only then, after many generations, are transmitted to females. Similarly, control centers (domination) with new functions appear first in the left hemisphere, and then move to the right. This phylogenetic time shift creates sexual dimorphism in the population and lateral dimorphism for the brain and body. The criterion for the localization of functions in the hemispheres is their evolutionary age: young functions are controlled by the left hemisphere, and old ones by the right. The theory allows us to establish a connection between the asymmetry of the brain, hands, and other paired organs with sex, ontogenesis, and phylogenesis and to successfully explain many known and predict new facts. The theory allows us to understand the biological foundations of terrorism and is practically the only biological evolutionary theory in this area. [6]
question: What principle is the evolutionary theory of gender based on?
answers.text: conjugated subsystems that evolve asynchronously