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"The natural world is infinitely complex and hierarchically structured, with smaller units forming the components of larger systems: genes are components genomes, cells are building blocks of tissues and organs, individuals are members of populations, which, in turn, are parts of species. In the face of such awe inspiring complexity, scientists need tools like the hierarchy theory of evolution, which provides a theoretical framework and an interdisciplinary research program that aims to understand the way complex biological systems work and evolve. The multidisciplinary approach looks at the…
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3 editions- Other · English · 2016University of Chicago Press · 453 pages · 9780226426198
- Other · English · 2016University of Chicago Press · 384 pages · 9780226426228
- Other · English · 2016University of Chicago Press · 384 pages · 9780226426051
EvolutionEvolution (Biology)PhilosophyHierarchiesBiological systemsMacroevolution












