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“The regulation of the pools and fluxes in biogeochemical cycles have their origins in thegenetic inventory of individual microbes, and the regulation of these genes within theorganism is determined by the environment. As such, one can look at the microbial food webas a collection of genomes whose expression and replication is coordinated through complexfeedback loops at the organismal, population, and ecosystem level.” Chisholm, 2000
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“The extension of ethics, so far studied only by philosophers, is actually a process inecological evolution. Its sequences may be described in ecological as well as inphilosophical terms. An ethic, ecologically, is a limitation on freedom of action in thestruggle for existence. An ethic philosophically is a differentiation of social from anti-socialconduct. These are two definitions of one thing. The thing has its origin in the tendency ofinterdependent individuals or groups to evolve modes of co-operation” Leopold, 1949
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