Y Nishida

Living systems are established by the coordination of diverse systems in the environment, are responsive to change, and are stable over time. Many studies and ideas have been proposed on the mechanisms and general laws of living systems from the viewpoints of evolutionary biology, systems biology, and chaos theory. The mechanisms of evolution and coordination of living systems are also related to physics, probability theory, statistics, organization theory, and information science because they are the mechanisms of phenomena and organizations. In this study, we propose several hypotheses to explain the processes of organization and evolution of individual organisms and, in conclusion, we propose a hypothesis to generalize and describe the universal nature of living systems.