Nature Progresses Gradually
Nature progresses by unknown gradations and consequently does not submit to our absolute division when passing by imperceptible nuances, from one species to another and often from one genus to another. Inevitably there are a great number of equivocal species and in-between specimens that one does not know where to place and which throw our general systems into turmoil.
Notes:
Making it hard to distinguish between species.
Folksonomies: species taxonomy
Taxonomies:
/science/biology/zoology/endangered species (0.290805)
/health and fitness/disease (0.281891)
/science/ecology (0.162698)
Keywords:
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Concepts:
Biology (0.935965): dbpedia | freebase | opencyc
Kingdom (0.824801): dbpedia | freebase
Passing By (0.712000): dbpedia | yago
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