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Ontogeny (also ontogenesis) is the
origination and
development of an
organism (both
physical and psychological, e.g.,
moral development),
usually from...
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Ontogeny in a
psychoanalytical context is the
development of the
whole organism,
viewed from the
light of
occurrences during the life, not in the last...
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Ontogeny and
Phylogeny is a 1977 book on
evolution by
Stephen Jay Gould, in
which the
author explores the
relationship between embryonic development (ontogeny)...
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embryological parallelism—often
expressed using Ernst Haeckel's
phrase "
ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny"—is an
historical hypothesis that the development...
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aggregate of
capabilities of the
individual organisms[citation needed].
Colony ontogeny refers to the
developmental process and
progression of a colony. It describes...
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ovular fenestrae in the frill.
Paleontologists investigating dinosaur ontogeny in Montana's **** Cr****
Formation have
recently presented evidence that...
- (mechanism/causation), and even the
process of an individual's
development (
ontogeny). This
schema constitutes a
basic framework of the
overlapping behavioural...
- the four
central questions of
biological research ((1) causation, (2)
ontogeny, (3) adaptation, (4)
phylogeny [after Niko
Tinbergen 1963, see also Tinbergen's...
- The
eastern gray
squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis), also known,
particularly outside of
North America, as
simply the grey squirrel, is a tree
squirrel in...
- long been rejected. Instead,
ontogeny evolves – the
phylogenetic history of a
species cannot be read
directly from its
ontogeny, as
Haeckel thought would...
