To the avid reader of E.O. Wilson, much of his most recent book Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge will be (i)____________, as the book represents the culmination of a life spent thinking about everything from the social lives of ants to the social lives of people. Nonetheless, new thoughts have been mixed in with the old to produce a book remarkable for its (ii)____________ and ambition. A. predictable B. purview C. discounted D. overreaching E. startling F. contingency