This fourth, and the last, article on the concept of species is a discussion on division or the meeting and proposes a consensual specific definition. The entirety of the article (in french) is also available in remote loading. L’intégralité de l’article est aussi disponible en téléchargement.
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Description of genus
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The species (4): towards a consensual definition
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The phylogenic species, the cohesive species, the ecological or fossil species
17 August, byThis third article on the species supplements the principal definitions by approaching the concepts of species phylogenic, cohesive, ecological or fossil.
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Morphological species, biological species or evolutionary species
17 August, byThis second article on the concept of species develops the principal concepts referring itself to it.
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The species (1): creationism and creationnism with the evolutionism
17 August, byWhereas we celebrate in 2009, the bicentenary of the birth of the naturalist Charles Darwin (1809-1882) as well as the 150 years of the publication of the Origin of the species, it is advisable to wonder about the concept of species.
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The speedwell of Persia (Veronica persica, Plantaginaceae)
17 August, bySpeedwells (latin Veronica) are herbaceous species, small sizes, distributed in the northern hemisphere which belong to an easily recognizable kind. The kind Veronique (Latin Veronica) understands very many species in the world, approximately 180, mainly present under the moderate climate of the northern hemisphere, only 25 species pushes in the African mountains. Those present on our territory flower as of April, like the speedwell of Persia (Veronica persica, photography below). (...)
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