[Synthetic method of evaluating evolutionary manifestations]

Evolution means life as a dynamic process. It consists of many subprocesses which belong to each other by way of synthesis (meaning that they cannot be conceived of in a purely analytical manner). To grant further existence, these subprocesses must lead to a harmony. Morphological, chemical, and physiological processes are joining each other. This results in certain formations and variations. Furthermore, one must take into account physical and psychic factors. There are organic contexts but the functions of which cannot explain merely by analyzing their single parts. Sudden changes occur that are mirrored in our knowledge. Evolution is not identical with development (for this, the process of growing and the naturation of enzymes must be taken into account). However, evolution and development have in common that they can only be understood in a dynamic, not in a static way.