10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAPLOSIS»
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haplosis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
haplosis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Opportunistic Infections: Toxoplasma, Sarcocystis, and ...
The Class Dihaplophasea, has diplokaryotic stages and undergoes a pairing of
gametes which then proliferate and end by undergoing haplosis to produce
gametes again. Haplosis can occur either by meiosis (Order Meiodihaplophasida
) or ...
David S. Lindsay, Louis M. Weiss, 2004
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Hours with the Mystics: A Contribution to the History of ...
As the holy ship narrowed toward the summit, so doth this life of seclusion
ascend from the manifold and changeful to the Divine Immutable Unity. The
simplification of the soul he inculcates is somewhat analogous to the Haplosis of
the ...
Robert Alfred Vaughan, 1856
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Concise Dictionary of Biomedicine and Molecular Biology
Haplosis The reduction of the cbromosome numher to half during meiosis.
Haplotype Set of closely linked alleles on a specific cbromosome carried by an
individoal and inherited as a unit. e.g.. alleles of the major bisto- compatibility
comples ...
Plotinus calls the dialectic, the path to haplosis, simplification of the soul, direct
union with God. In this term Aristotle's theoria is united with Plato's dialectic. Their
absorption in the empirical, individual consciousness appears in Plotinus as the ...
Arend Theodoor van Leeuwen, 2002
... we are in contact with that of the Soul and thus time;41 through intellectual
intuition and (already) discourse, with that of the Intelligence and thus eternity;"
through "going forth from the self (ekstasis), the simplifying (haplosis) and
renouncing ...
Reiner SchÃ1⁄4rmann, 2003
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A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
... tion); gamophase. see diplophase. haplosis n. [Gr. haplos, single; -sis, act of]
Meiotic reduction. haptolachus n. [Gr. haptos, fasten or join; lachos, part] (
ARTHRO: Insecta) In scarbaeoid larvae, that part of the poste- rior epipharynx
behind the ...
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English Words: From Latin and Greek Elements
Like -gate, -thon, -aholic (and other such 'false combining forms' presented in
Blends at Latin Lesson XXI), -ploid is similarly abstracted, from haploid — which
is really the combining form haplo- (hapl- before vowels, as in haplosis, haplopia,
...
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
haplosis n. Establishment of an organism's gametic (haploid) chromosome
number, usually by meiosis (Lincoln et al. 1985). ♢ haplotype See -type, type:
haplotype. ♢ haptephobia See -phobia: haptephobia. ♢haptobenthos See
2community: ...
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Theism and Cosmology: Being the First Series of a Course of ...
According to Tauler, Eckhart's pupil, Godwas “pure Being, a waste ofcalm
seclusion”.“To beempty of everything created,” said Eckhart in anotherpassage, “
thatistobefullofGod.” The Haplosis or singleentitiedness ofcertain
NeoPlatonistswas of ...
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The Heart of Plotinus: The Essential Eneads Including ...
Thus “the two become one” (ta duo hen ginetai) through “simplification” (haplosis
), contemplative vision (theoria), and union (henosis). This kind of “ecstasy” (
when the ego is obliterated and one sees the formless), regarded as a return to
the ...
