The Fundamental Manifold is an extension of the Fundamental Plane formalism for elliptical galaxies. The advance in the Manifold is that by including a non-linear relationship between M/L (for material inside of the effective radius) and velocity dispersion, we are now able to place all systems ranging from the intercluster stellar population of rich galaxy clusters to dwarf spheroidals all on the same relationship (see Figure), with a scatter comparable to what was found for elliptical galaxies alone in the Fundamental Plane. The implication is that all of these systems belong to one dynamical family that is driven by the physics of how baryons pack relative to dark matter as a function of scale. See papers 73 and 76 in publication list for more details.