Unfoldment and manifestation: The natural philosphy of evolution

Acta Biotheoretica 32 (3):179-193 (1983)
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A study is made of the general principles and theories pertaining to evolution, among which the definition, the evidences, the philosophical roots , the three models , and a further development of the last-mentioned model

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