Modes of Research in Genetics
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But its whole way of going about this process is a con- fession of the fundamental inadequacy of the method. The systematist frankly makes no at- tempt whatever to describe or define a particular species as a species {i. E. , as a group of animals) in terms of its (the species') qualities. Instead he describes one individual animal belonging to this species ; affirms either expressly or tacitly that all other individuals belonging to the species are "about" or "generally" like the individual de...scribed, and then calls the net result the defi- nition or description of the species. But now surely this is not a description of the species at all. An adequate description of the species will be one which takes account of its peculiarities as a unit, and indicates how it as a unit or as a whole BIOMETRIC IDEAS AND METHODS 57 is distinguished from other similar groups. In making this statement there is, of course, no im- plication that the facts set forth by the systematist are not desirable and useful.
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But its whole way of going about this process is a con- fession of the fundamental inadequacy of the method. The systematist frankly makes no at- tempt whatever to describe or define a particular species as a species {i. E. , as a group of animals) in terms of its (the species') qualities. Instead he describes one individual animal belonging to this species ; affirms either expressly or tacitly that all other individuals belonging to the species are "about" or "generally" like the individual de...scribed, and then calls the net result the defi- nition or description of the species. But now surely this is not a description of the species at all. An adequate description of the species will be one which takes account of its peculiarities as a unit, and indicates how it as a unit or as a whole BIOMETRIC IDEAS AND METHODS 57 is distinguished from other similar groups. In making this statement there is, of course, no im- plication that the facts set forth by the systematist are not desirable and useful.
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