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Abstract

The evolutionary process is marked by still growing regularity. The strive for survival brings about still growing independence of a given species from the other ones, while the species characteristics become still more apparent amd the domination tendency still stronger. The new species, which in the previous stages of its development lived in harmony with the whole of nature, becomes still more isolated from its ecosystem and their unity breaks off. The limits of domination, isolation, and independence of the species are given by its vital dispositions and by the conditions of their implementation.