Geoffrory's notion of the inversion (in arthropods to Earth, vertebrates to our Sun) can infantalise Gould's epitome of Goethe's importance in hoxology, if parrallel with evergreens moving to the same Earth and Angiosperms to the mass of the solar system is an orbit of the same class of trajectories. This would show up in the proteins of current evo-devo discussion if true but would remove the "appearence of age" from Gould's plants(that have "lateral" leaves) and return the 'ground' to a proper evaluation when studying EITHER plants or animals. Gould went too far to think he make some concept that seperated them without really saying if the segement was not something that Newton's work also directly applies to or not. Thus Gould shunted off the direct imposition and "transcendentalism" of Geoffroy in the same paleontology
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