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Claude Bernard, Charles Darwin y los dos modos fundamentales de interrogar lo viviente
Principia (2010)
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Research in modern biology has largely been developed according to two main ways of inquiry, as they were outlined by Charles Darwin and Claude Bernard. Each stands for a specific approach to the living corresponding to two different methodological rules: the principle of natural selection and the principle of causation.Author's Profile
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