10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «METAGENETICALLY»
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Origins of Semiosis: Sign Evolution in Nature and Culture
Material. time. and. formal. time: Genetically. and. metagenetically. Roland.
Harweg. Fur Walter Koch in alter Freundschaft und Verbundenheit 1. Material
time and formal time When, nowadays, one thinks of the phenomenon of time,
one ...
2
The Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication
When an organ, the eye for instance, is metagenetically formed in a part of the
body where during the previous stage of development no eye existed, we must
look at it as a new and independent growth. The absolute independence of new
and ...
Yet in the one case we say the caterpillar does not die, but is changed (though, if
the various changes in its existence be produced metagenetically, as is the case
with many insects, it would appear to make a clean sweep of every organ of its ...
4
Clay Seals of Oil and Gas Deposits
... km with temeperatures attaining 200-300 °C and pressures no less than 200
MPa. Stress may play a considerable role in metagenesis. Under the platform
conditions, metagenetically transformed sequences are encountered among
ancient ...
V.I. Osipov, V.N. Sokolov, V.V. Eremeev, 2003
5
Desciptive Zoological Classification
Asexual genesis was supposed to take place metagenetically, that is to say, by a
process of internal gemmation in a non-diflerentiated part of the body, in the
larvae of certain Diptera of the family of Ceci- domyidae ; but the discovery, ...
6
Solid Fuel Mineral Deposits
At the katagenesis stage (coal B2 - F) the pressure effect is expressed in the mild
macro- lamination in coal B2 and distinct - in coal B3 and further on in
metamorphozed varieties - up to early metagenetically-transformed coal at
stages .
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Endophytes of Forest Trees: Biology and Applications
In this connection, then, the two metagenetically related morphs act as distinct,
competing entities. Differences in host and organ preference are classical
examples of resource polymorphism. The phenomenon is found in several
holomorphs ...
Anna Maria Pirttilä, A. Carolin Frank, 2011
8
Poetry and Science: Semiogenetical Twins : Towards an ...
Thus, Postmodern literature and Postmodern linguistics share the model-concept
of expansion or synthesis, yet, while "Postmodern linguistics" expands
metagenetically , Postmodern literature may be found to expand via renewed
genesis (cf .
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The Evolutionary Biology Papers of Elie Metchnikoff
Thus it appears (for now at least) that the assertion that species of the
Tubularidae and Campanularidae (Leptolinae Haeck.) develop metagenetically,
and trachymedusae and the Aeginidae, by contrast, develop hypogenetically, is
correct, ...
Elie Metchnikoff, H. Gourko, Donald Williamson, 2000
Yet in the one case we say the caterpillar does not die, but is changed (though, if
the various changes in its existence be produced metagenetically, as is the case
with many insects, it would appear to make a clean sweep of every organ of its ...
