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work_alryudvkanhttinqeeahzeqasm	E. O. Wilson	Systematics and the future of biology	2005.0	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1617	151	62	The first is the studyof each species across all levels of biological organization, second dimension is the diversity of all species in the biosphere. The third dimension is the history of each species in turn, subdisciplines of molecular and cellular biology are in the natural of biology to develop the fundamental principles of biological There remains the rest of biology, the vast and mostly unexplored upper reaches of the first dimension (levels of organization), and the little known second dimension (diversity) and third development of the rest of biology, including molecular and appreciated for the future of organismic and evolutionary biology in practical terms is that where molecular and cellular Sciences, ''Systematics and the Origin of Species: On Ernst Mayr's 100th Anniversary,'' held online the types of 90,000 plant species, and Harvard's Museum species will eventually amount to most of biology. biology extended beyond the molecular and cellular levels of a	./cache/work_alryudvkanhttinqeeahzeqasm.pdf	./txt/work_alryudvkanhttinqeeahzeqasm.txt