ANTHROPOLOGIE
International Journal of Human Diversity and Evolution
 
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'Novák VJA, 1983: Evolutionary Model of Species and the Systematics of the Family Hominidae. 1 - General Considerations. Anthropologie (Brno) 21, 1: 1-5'.
 
Abstract
An evolutionary definition of species has been suggested and an evolutionary model of it is outlined. The biological species is viewed as an assemblage of genetically related individuals which are for many generations reproductively isolated and are in a temporary evolutionary ballance with the conditions of environment. The dialectical unity between the continuity on the level of individual organisms and the qualitative discontinuity of separate species is emphasized. The relation between species and subspecific and superspecific units is discussed.
 
Keywords
Biological species - Evolution - Qualitative changes - Evolutionary mode - Evolutionary ballance - Espéces naissantes - Dialectical unity - Predecessors of man - Family Hominidae
 
 
 
 

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