Life Organization and Species: How Do We Fit In?

© Copyright 2003 by Thomas Dorman, MD
(Explore Issue: Volume 12, Number 1)

Introduction
This article takes an overview of biology. It briefly reviews what this author believes to be the major problems in biology:

1. The mechanism of evolution,
2. The problem of saltations,
3. It touches on the relationship between life forms on Earth, and
4. It announces a new theory on the evolutionary process looking at symbiosis as a tool, and
5. I raise a question mark about the role of stealth viruses in vaccines possibly causing disease. (I propose to take this up more fully in the future).

Most significantly I suggest that the establishment of symbiotic relationships might just explain the mystery of saltations.