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17386 | The theory of evolution is mainly about species [Dupré] |
Full Idea: Species are what the theory of evolution is centrally about. | |
From: John Dupré (The Disorder of Things [1993], 2) |
17383 | Species are the lowest-level classification in biology [Dupré] |
Full Idea: Species are, by definition, the lowest-level classificatory unit, or basal taxonomic unit, for biological organisms. | |
From: John Dupré (The Disorder of Things [1993], 2) | |
A reaction: I think this is the 'infima species' for Aristotelians. What about 'male' and 'female' in each species? |