10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOGONY»
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monogony in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Wonders of Life: A Popular Study of Biological Philosophy
The various forms of tocogony, or the reproduction of living things, are generally
divided into two large groups ; on the one hand there is the simple form of
asexual generation (monogony), and on the other the complex form of sexual ...
Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel,
1904
2
The Medical Fortnightly
In many of the lower animals, however, and in most of the plants we find that
asexual multiplication, or monogony, can take place through oleavage (cuttings)
or budding. In the lowest organisms monogony is the only form of propagation.
ALFRED: That's right, but listen: monogony's no good. The only reason
monogony ' s got a reputation for morality 's because it's so horrible. Only about
one per cent of couples can cope with monogony; I'm a commercial traveller,
hear me and ...
4
A Dictionary of Entomology
MONOGONY Noun. (Greek, monos I one + gonos I genesis, method of
reproduction. PL, Monogonies.) Asexual reproduction. Cf. Heterogony. Rel.
Reproduction. MONOGRAPH Noun. (Greek, monos I one + graphein I to write. PL
, Monographs ...
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A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
[Gr. monos, single; gonos, offspring; poros, channel] Having both male and
female gonads opening through a common orifice. monogony n. [Gr. monos, one;
gonos, offspring] Asexual re- production. monograph n. [Gr. monos, one; graphos
, ...
6
Job's Spiritual Journey: The Believer and Rationalist with ...
Job(not in chronological order) faced break up and reconciliations. Is Job's family
, a monogony, small, secure, religious and well directed by two adult parents,
respect in society, and comfortable nevertheless riddled by a generation gap, ...
William H. Bicksler,
2009
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Community: A Sociological Study, Being an Attempt to Set Out ...
Life might have continued for ever by the simple way of monogony, without
advance, without pain or toil or death, but because increase of life necessitated
intermixture, nature undertook (if we may use anthropomorphic language to
cover our ...
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9
The Daily Life of the Greek Gods
... she was also skilled in the arts of war.43 And Cecrops, the first human being
but one whose body still ended in the tail of a snake, while putting the finishing
touches to his plan for monogony, also produced a name while making a
sacrifice.
Giulia Sissa, Marcel Detienne,
2000
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Concise Encyclopedia Biology
Monodelphia: see Eutheria. Monodon: see Whales. Monodontidae: see Whales.
Monogenea: see Trematoda. Monognathidae: see Saccopharyngoidei.
Monognathus: see Saccopharyngoidei. Monogony: see Reproduction.
Monograptus ...