Species Transformation Through Reconstruction: Reconstruction Through Active Reaction of Organisms

Abstract Comparative biological morphology, incorporating the study of active reaction, is contrasted with genetics as passive mutation. Geneticists investigate anatomical characters, never constructions, which are capable reorganization when biological-morphological equilibrium organism has been disturbed. The anatomy Opisthocomus cristatus and Stringops habroptilus demonstrate that three successive disturbances in bio-morphological reacted to purposively by reconstruction. These reactions no accidental mutations, but reactions, related to, affecting, a whole. In sharp contrast such resulting, during phylogeny, reorganization, “technics” [i.e., mechanistic bases] individual development. hereditary process is, like every physiological or embryological process, fixed mechanism, remains constant until an reaction leads reconstruction at same time appropriate change mechanisms. remolding species therefore passive, “technical” creative act organisms themselves. [Original English abstract; not translated.]