Fundamentals of Evolution - Korzh O.P. - 2006

Part II. MACROEVOLUTION

Chapter 16. Modern Problems of Evolution

The formulation of the Synthetic Theory of evolution has made it possible to resolve numerous contradictions and problems caused by discrepancies in the views of early Darwinians and geneticists. In recent years, a fascination with new scientific fields (such as molecular biology, biochemistry, and genetics) has shifted research Perspectives: increasing attention is paid to the functioning of living organisms and the Organization of specific structures that, in themselves, do not possess the characteristics of life. The accumulation of new data calls for certain generalizations that may evolve into a new synthesis, reconciling or bridging the positions of proponents from different scientific schools.



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