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A note on replication in (M,R)-systems
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A relational theory of biological systems II
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Abstract biological systems as sequential machines
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Abstract biological systems as sequential machines II: Strong connectedness and reversibility
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Some realizations of (M, R)-systems and their interpretation
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Further comments on replication in $$\left( {\mathfrak{M},\Re } \right)$$ -systems-systems
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Some algebraic properties of (M, R)-systems
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