There’s a new method for research into biological evolution called The Paradigm of Types in Cosmology and Biology.
The Paradigm “… is an intuitively derived arrangement of numbers and arrows as a consistent and connected representation of the finite construction possibilities of the Universe through seeing everything as numbers of types that have context and derivation and potential. The number of types of particles and elements and chemical compounds and environments and planets and stars and galaxies along with the number of types of all biological organisms are represented on the Paradigm.”
In Biology, the currently accepted Carl Woese Three-domain representation of biological life involves the three domains of archaea and bacteria and eukaryotes and 26 types of organisms. With the Paradigm, biological life is seen to involve five domains and 36 types of organisms. The additional 10 types of organisms are those from which the 26 types evolved and are contained within the genetic make-up of the 26 types.
Instead of life emerging from a single organism called the Last Universal Common Ancestor, the Paradigm indicates that eukaryotes (plants and animals) evolved from a domain of 3 types and archaea and bacteria (prokaryotes) evolved from a domain of 4 types.
The creation of biological life involves 3 combinations of 4 chemical types which entails lipids, proteins, carbohydrates and nucleic acids.
On-going application of the Paradigm will reveal all the details of the creation and evolution of biological life. An essay which introduces the Paradigm is located at home.spin.net.au/paradigm/essay.pdf
Stephen Mooney
