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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HETERAUXESIS»
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1
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
Individual, population, specific, or phylogenetic heterauxesis (Lincoln et al. 1985)
. ▷bradyauxesis n. Heterauxesis in which a, from the equation y = bxa, is less
than unity, so that a given structure is relatively smaller in large individuals than
in ...
2
Plant Allometry: The Scaling of Form and Process
This is practical because each module of a plant has a distinct final size and
organic proportions, but it runs the risk of conflating terminology and therefore
obscuring communication with those who would reserve the term heterauxesis to
cover ...
3
Lectures on the Physiology of Plants
We then found that heterauxesis manifests itself in a characteristic way. The
stems of some plants, for instance, exhibit circumnutation in its most typical form (
see diagram, p. 364) ; others exhibit simple nutation, and others, again, exhibit
that ...
4
A Zoogeographical Study of the Land Snails of Ontario
More recently Huxley, Needham, and Lerner (1941) have suggested the term
heterauxesis for ontogenetic relative growth as distinct from allomorphosis (
relative-growth series such as those found in phylogenetic trends). A part
growing ...
5
The new Werner twentieth century edition of the ...
The phenomena of heterauxesis, spontaneous and induced, have now to be
considered. It will be eonve- Heter- nient to deal with induced heterauxesis first,
suxesis. and we will begin with the case of a unicellular organ. It has been ...
6
The Physics of the Universe
It is true that the terms auxesis, heterauxesis, ectauxesis, endauxesis, etc., were
formerly employed in plant physiology*, but they have long been obsolete there.
On the other hand, botanists do still distinguish between atixesis or growth by ...
Sir James Hopwood Jeans, 1928
7
A Dictionary of Genetics
... that the T complex was discovered. See T box genes. Bracon hebetor See A/
Iicrobracon hebetor (also called Habrobracon juglandis). bradyauxesis See
heterauxesis. 56 bradytelic bradytelic used to refer to a lower—than—average
rate.
Robert C. King, Pamela Mulligan, William Stansfield, 2013
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Comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary:
Heroic 663 Heterauxesis of noble deeds Sfife?T wK^^S, H$HI<HI;the chief »
character in a novel or a drama (cPF'TO IT TT^ TRft, JPfl srf^T; one who is held in
adoration as an ideal 3fl^f ^rf^T, *pflft, 3!TOfj an illustrious gentleman Mldf^cid °
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Bholānātha Tivārī, Amaranātha Kapūra, Viśvaprakāśa Gupta, 1998
More recently Huxley, Needham, and Lerner (1941) have suggested the term
heterauxesis for ontogenetic relative growth as distinct from allomorphosis (
relative-growth series such as those found in phylogenetic trends). A part
growing ...
Ontario Fisheries Research Laboratory, 1949
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University of Toronto biological series
Numerous investigations have established the fact that relative growth is best
expressed as a series of stanzas of heterauxesis separated by critical inflection
points. The slopes of the relative-growth lines describing any particular stanza of
...
University of Toronto, 1946
