Species

302 Species INTRINSIC BIOLOGICAL ESSENTIALISM The second new essentialism is Michael Devitt’s,^55 which he called Intrinsic Biol ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 303 properties. However, he holds that Linnaean taxa are defined by their intrinsic ...

304 Species Boyd defines the three core ideas of HPC in this way: Three ideas characterize the early literature on HPC kinds. Fi ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 305 PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING, HOW MANY SPECIES CONCEPTS ARE THERE? Before I argue m ...

306 Species Conventio n Di ag nostic Gene alog y Gene-b ased Reproductive re ach Ecolog ical nich e Ta xonomic spec ies (T SC ) ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 307 processes at the cellular, organ, and physiological level become important. In ...

308 Species himself held it, as do nearly all modern biologists. It is what it is that the explanations explain. So technically ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 309 PHILOSOPHICAL TERMINOLOGY Epistemology: The study of the conditions under which ...

310 Species lost or amalgamated into other species, and varietal or subspecific names are equally unstable. In the Phocidae (ear ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 311 but I prefer to think of theoretical terms evolving like species, at different ...

312 Species (a  philosopher,  although he studied biology and history of biology) have brought those resources to bear on specie ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 313 proper subsets, of cases. Their “identity” lies in the general similarity of th ...

314 Species inclusion in a species classification is in effect the only alternative to a typological or essentialist approach, w ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 315 So, the FRP, while true, is no real help in specifying which groups of organ- i ...

316 Species Quine is wondering how words in one language or idiolect can be translated into another and imagines a field anthrop ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 317 reticulating, lineages) answers to the reality of sexual species, and that spec ...

318 Species rather than discuss all possible permutations and combinations. Later I shall appeal to several current conceptions ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 319 thing the not-eukaryotes have in common is a lack of a nuclear membrane, allowi ...

320 Species Even so, bacteriologists continued during the Synthesis and after to name and describe species, even though they cou ...

The Development of the Philosophy of Species 321 The Phylotype One attempt to resolve the issue is an operational approach. The ...