Evolution, Human Species, Organism

One of the quiet implications of Evolutionism is that the Human species is the fundamental unit of its members, i. e. that it is not an association or a construction of fundamentally independent individuals.  Furthermore, it is a Biological entity, determined by Environmental principles.  Thus, the fundamental structure of the Human species is an Organism as a living Whole, of which it its members are its Parts.  This structure is not a recent happenstance, but has determined its history from its origin, and continues to to determine it as its history continues.  This concept of the species as an Organism eludes most hitherto concepts of Human history and Human Political Philosophy.