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ReplyDelete59.>. At one pole are formed, so to speak, "microradio",
limited to private, significant not so much for the kind how much
for organ, and the other -- a "Macromed", is discontinuous,
non-rigid, significant not only for the organisms themselves, how many
for the main range of their functions.
We see that between these two link types are not
matching and not coordinated with each other, is a lot
breaks: they are subject to different levels of organic
structure, and therefore, the same functions are ordered in them
different hierarchies are implemented by bodies
of various types. The octopus, for example, can easily
discover "all of the same functions that are carried out and
fish, although between them and there are no similarities, no
compliance of the building"3<$F3 G. Cuvier. Memoire sur les
cephalopodes, 1817, p. 42-43.>. So, you need to analyze
each of these groups in itself, considering not a thin thread
similarities, which can link one group with another, but that
a strong grip which makes the very panel in the closed
unity. The interest of the study is not to identify,
whether animals with red blood in General to the same line,
that animals with white blood, differing from them only in large
perfection; it is necessary to establish that any animal with
red blood -- it is, in fact, unites them in a separate
group -- inevitably has a bone skull, vertebral
column, limbs