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What was really synthesized during the evolutionary synthesis? A historiographic proposal

Richard G. Delisle

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Key concepts: Darwinism, Unification, Modern evolutionary synthesis, Epistemology, Dimension (graph theory), Metaphysics, Evolutionary developmental biology, Interpretation (philosophy)

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