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CLASSIFICATION OF THE FORMS OF THE PRINCIPLES. 



2. AUogamic Evolution Controlled by the Four Principles of Segregation. 



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C. Typal demarcation V autonomic demai 

 o : 1 1 j i > 1 1 1 r [I, and V heteronomic demar 



cation \" + VI. 



(El Habitudinal demarcation, through par- 

 tition. 



. Reflexive partition. ) 



1. Conjunctional partition. 

 (1) Family partition. 

 (2"> Social partition. 



2. Institutional partition. 

 . (3) Linguistic partition. 



c (4) Religious partition. 



H (5) Educational partition 



(6) Sanitary partition. 



/>. Environal partition. 



3. Endonomic partition. 



(7) Industrial partition. 



(8) Migrational partition. J 



4. Heteronomic partition. ~| 



(9) Transportational par- : 

 tition.iti J- 



(10) Geological partition. w j 

 (lli Artificial partition. J 



c. Regressive partition. 



w. Indiscriminate partition. 



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(F) Racial demarcation through isolation. 



Reflexive isolation. 



5. Conjunctional isolation. 



(12) Sexual isolation. 



(13) Social isolation. 



6. Impregnational isolation 



(14) Dimensional isolation. 



(15) Structural isolation. 



Physio- i" (16) Potential isolation. 

 logical -J (17) Segregate fecundity, 

 isolation (18) Segregate vigor. 



(19) Segregate adaptation 



(20) Segregate freedom 



from competition. 



(21) Segregate escape 



from enemies. 

 7. Institutional isolation. 

 Environal isolation. 

 <s. Endonomic isolation. 



(22) Industrial isolation. 



(23) Chronal isolation. 

 Seasonal isolation. 

 Cyclical isolation. 



(24) Migrational isolation. 



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9. Heteronomic isolation. 



(25) Transportational iso- 



lation, x 



(26) Geological isolation. x 



(27) Fertilizational isola- 



tion. 



(28) Artificial isolation. 

 /. Regressive isolation. 



x. Indiscriminate isolation. 



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D. Typal intensification '.' autonomic intensifica- 

 tion — III + IV. and '.' heteronomic intensifi- 

 cation VII + VIII. 



(G) Habitudinal intensification through success 

 (through election when discriminate), 

 f Q. Reflexive election. ) 



10. Conjunctional election. 



(29) Sexual election. 



(30) Social election. 



(31) Filio-parental election. 



11. Dominational election. 



12. Institutional election. 



(32) Religious election. 



(33) Educational election. 



(34) Sanitary election. 2. 



(35) Penal election. 

 h. Environal election. 5' 



13. Endonomic election. 



(36) Habitudinal election. 



(37) Aptitudinal election. J 



14. Heteronomic election, -i VII. Hete- 



(38) Natural election. \ ronomic 



(39) Artificial election. > election. 

 [ i. Regressive election. 



y. Indiscriminate failure. 



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(H) Racial intensification through survival 

 (through selection when discriminate 1 . 



;'. Reflexive selection. 



15. Conjunctional selection. 



(40) Sexual selection. 



(41) Social selection. 



(42) Filio-parental selection. 

 16. Dominational selection. 



(43) Sustentational domination. 



(44) Protectional domination. 



(45) Nidificational domination. 



(46) Mating domination. 



(47) Prepotential domination. 



17. Impregnational selection. 



(48) Dimensional reflexive se- 

 lection. 



(49) Structural reflexive selection. 



(50) Potential selection. 



(51) I'ecundal selection. 



18. Institutional selection. 



(52) Ecclesiastical selection. 



(53) Military selection. 



(54) Sanitary selection. 



(55) Penal selection. 



1 9. Prudential selection. 

 k. Environal selection. 



20. Endonomic selection. 



(56) Habitudinal selection 



(57) Aptitudinal selection 



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21. Heteronomic selection. 



(58) Natural selection. 



(59) Artificial selection. 

 /. Regressive selection. 



z. Indiscriminate elimination. 



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VIII. He- 

 teronomic 

 selection. 



