PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «HOMOEOSIS»
homoeosis
homoeosis
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variant
homeosis
homeotic
seen
heard
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made
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please
tell
where
read
collins
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noun
biology
process
which
part
animal
plant
comes
resemble
another
especially
when
regrown
encyclopedia
change
organ
segment
body
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similar
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locus
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young
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omiosis
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HOMOEOSIS»
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1
Materials for the Study of Variation: Treated with Especial ...
25. the normal stands next behind it in ordinal sequence, we should expect such
backward Homoeosis to be accompanied by reduction in the total number of
vertebrae; so, conversely we should expect forward Homoeosis to be
accompanied ...
2
scientific papers of william bateson
This phenomenon, which I have called Homoeosis, plays a considerable part in
the variations of Meristic series. In plants such variations are common, but in
animals instances so striking as that now under consideration are among the ...
3
Speaking the Christian God: The Holy Trinity and the ...
Thus the Greek rhetorical term for simile, homoeosis, used the formative element
homoi for likeness rather than homo for identification. Consequently, illustrative
similes are not "extendable" in the ways that metaphors typically are. Whatever ...
4
Recent Progress in the Study of Variation, Heredity, and ...
An important kind of discontinuous variation is that to which Bateson has applied
the term homoeosis. The same sort of change had previously been described by
Masters in the case of plants under the name ' metamorphy,' but the latter ...
5
Verbal Encounters: Anglo-Saxon and Old Norse Studies for ...
Bede, following Donatus, defines simile — homoeosis — in his De schematihus
et tropis as follows: Homoeosis est minus notae rei per similitudinem eius quae
magis nota est demonstratio. (BEDA.Schem.trop. 2.284-5)'' Homoeosis is the ...
Roberta Frank, Russell Gilbert Poole, Antonina Harbus, 2005
6
Proceedings and Transactions of the British Entomological ...
Since my review several years ago of homoeosis and related phenomena in
Lycaena phlaeas L. (Robertson, 1969), three more homoeotic specimens have
come to my attention. These were reared in 1976 by L. D. Young from eggs laid
by a ...
British Entomological and Natural History Society, 1977
7
Report of the Board of Regents
(Wheeler: "redundant or adventitious homoeosis." Przibram: Zusatz-H., Adventive
H., Heterotopic.) This form consists in the addition of a formation, which normally
belongs on another segment, at a point which is already supplied with a normal ...
Smithsonian Institution, 1915
8
The American Midland Naturalist
... transferable from one somite to the next, in either direction, and independently
on each side. Such mutant homoeosis can be expected, though perhaps more
rarely, in foetida and thus provides for No. 33 the required genetic determination.
9
Report of the Board of Regents
(Wheeler: "redundant or adventitious homoeosis." Przibram: Zusatz-H., Adventive
H., Heterotopic.) This form consists in the addition of a formation, which normally
belongs on another segment, at a point which is already supplied with a normal ...
Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents, 1915
10
Some Analyses on the Growth of Insects: With Special ...
With Special Reference to a Phasmid, Phraortes Kumamotoensis Shiraki (
Orthoptera). Keizo Yasumatsu. In 1915 H. O. Schmit-Jensen reviewed some of
the existing literature on homoeosis of the appendages in Arthropoda. To that
author as ...
