Marc Ereshefsky is a philosopher of biology known for his work in the philosophy of science, particularly concerning concepts in evolutionary theory, taxonomy, and the nature of species. He has contributed to discussions about the classification of life forms, the implications of evolutionary theory for understanding species concepts, and the philosophical interpretations of biological categories. His writing often addresses how scientific practices inform philosophical questions and how those questions, in turn, shape scientific inquiry.
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