10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KENOGENETIC»
Discover the use of
kenogenetic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
kenogenetic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Evolution of Man: A Popular Exposition of the Principal ...
In this phylogenetic significance of ontogenetic phenomena, it is of course most
important to distinguish clearly and exactly between the original, palingenetic
processes of evolution, and the later kenogenetic processes of the same. The
term ...
Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel, 1903
2
The Evolution of Man: A Popular Exposition of the Principal ...
In this phylogenetic significance of ontogenetic phenomena, it is of course most
important to distinguish clearly and exactly between the original, palingenetic
processes of evolution, and the later kenogenetic processes of the same. The
term ...
3
The Library of Original Sources: Volume IX (1833 - 1865)
These kenogenetic processes are recent additions, which do not allow of direct
inference as to the corresponding processes in the tribal history of the ancestral
line, but which rather falsify and conceal the latter. This critical distinction
between ...
4
The Library of Original Sources
These kenogenetic processes are recent additions, which do not allow of direct
inference as to the corresponding processes in the tribal history of the ancestral
line, but which rather falsify and conceal the latter. This critical distinction
between ...
Oliver Joseph Thatcher, 1907
5
The Library of Original Sources: 1833-1865
These kenogenetic processes are recent additions, which do not allow of direct
inference as to the corresponding processes in the tribal history of the ancestral
line, but which rather falsify and conceal the latter. This critical distinction
between ...
Oliver Joseph Thatcher, 1915
In this phylogenetic significance of ontogenetic phenomena, it is of course most
important to distinguish clearly and exactly between the original, palingenetic
processes of evolution, and the later kenogenetic processes of the same. The
term ...
Yet the palin- genetic phenomena must be carefully distinguished from the
kenogenetic phenomena.* 6) The palingenetic phenomena alone (for instance
the formation of the chorda, of the original renal organs, of the gills) are very
instructive ...
8
The Development and Phylogeny of Placenticeras
If ancestral characters have been retained in the egg, then these secondary
larvae may bear some palingenetic characters, and thus be hard to distinguish
from primary larva; otherwise they will be entirely adaptive, or kenogenetic.
Acase in ...
Hopkins Marine Station, James Perrin Smith, 1900
9
Contributions to Biology from the Hopkins Seaside Laboratory ...
If ancestral characters have been retained in the egg, tl'1eTl these secondary
larvae may bear some palingenetic characters, and thus be hard to distinguish
from primary larvae; otherwise they will be entirely adaptive, or kenogenetic.
Acase in ...
Hopkins Marine Station, 1899
10
Contributions to Biology from the Hopkins Seaside Laboratory
If ancestral characters have been retained in the egg, then these secondary
larvae may bear some palingenetic characters, and thus be hard to distinguish
from primary larvae; otherwise they will be entirely adaptive, or kenogenetic.
Acase in ...
