10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ZOOGENY»
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zoogeny nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
zoogeny e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Elements of Physiophilosophy
The repetition of the animal creation is spiritually divisible into Anatomy (Zoogeny
), Physiology (Zoonomy), and Zoology. I.— ZOOGENY. 1757. Zoogeny
represents the idea of the animal or the developmental history of the individual
animal.
Lorenz Oken, Alfred Tulk, 1847
2
The journal of heredity
It is an alternate for zoogeny (or zoogony); compare“Zoogeny, no[un].—The
doctrine or process of the origination of living animals. —Zoogenesisi."—Funk &
Wagnalls New Standard Dictionary of the English Language, l922, p. 2754.
Hero again zoogeny may be considered in some measure as the counterpart of
organogvny, a thousand different forms springing from one common basis. If,
even by the assent of zootomists, who, apparently, have been the most opposed
to ...
4
The Medico-chirurgical Review, and Journal of Practical Medicine
It is to him that Comparative Embryology — so long neglected because it seemed
to be almost objectless — has of recent years become one of the very
fundamental parts of Zoogeny — that indeed which commands and over-rules all
the rest.
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Dictionary of Parasitology
2 Viviparous. zoogeny (biology) The development and evolution of animals.
zoogeography (epidemiology) Defining the location and numbers of animal
populations, and their variability with time. zoogony (parasitology) The production
of living ...
6
The North American Medical and Surgical Journal
The first and principal one, the law on which all zoogeny reposes, is the eccentric
development of animals. Study, says he, the development of the membranes
which precede the appearance of the germ, and you will see all of them formed ...
7
Essays on Education and Kindred Subjects Everyman's Library
MINERALS. Mineralogy, Geology. Part III. BIOLOGY.—Organosophy, Phytogeny,
Phytophysiology, Phytology, Zoogeny, Physiology, Zoology, Psychology. A
glance over this confused scheme shows that it is an attempt to classify
knowledge, ...
8
The Astrobiological Landscape: Philosophical Foundations of ...
At the same time, it seems certain that Anaxagoras, together with Anaximandros
and Empedocles, was an early proponent of the evolutionary view, at least
regarding zoogeny in general and the origin of humankind in particular.49 Of
course, ...
9
ETIENNE GEOFFROY SAINT- HILAIRE 1772-1844:
It is since him and with him that comparative embryogenesis, neglected because
it seemed pointless, has at present become one of the fundamental parts of
zoogeny, the one that commands, the one that dominates them all. The creative ...
10
From Darwinian Metaphysics Towards Understanding the ...
Embryogeny repeats zoogeny. This concept of recapitulation, the 'law of
parallelism' or Meckel-Serres law became closely bound to the notion of '
evolution'.279 In 1801 Henrik Steffens (1773-1845) explicitly speaks of “a 'theory
of evolution', ...
