-
Sattler has
revised the
concept of
homeosis (replacement) by his
emphasis on
partial homeosis in
addition to
complete homeosis; this
revision is now widely...
- body patterning.
Mutations in
homeotic genes cause displaced body
parts (
homeosis), such as
antennae growing at the
posterior of the fly
instead of at the...
- ISBN 978-0-674-02343-7. Di, Z.; Edgecombe, G. D.; Sharma, P. P. (2018). "
Homeosis in a
scorpion supports a
telopodal origin of
pectines and
components of...
- symbol=PHILO Barabé, Denis; Lacroix, Christian; June,
Bernard (2002). "Study of
Homeosis in the
Flower of
Philodendron (Araceae): a
Qualitative and Quantitative...
- development, thus
mutations in
homeobox genes can
cause developmental disorders.
Homeosis is a term
coined by
William Bateson to
describe the
outright replacement...
-
coined the term "
homeosis".
After the
rediscovery of Mendel's
genetic principles,
Bateson and
others realized that some
examples of
homeosis in
floral organs...
-
saltational event involving multiple chromosome breaks.
Specific cases of
homeosis in
flowers can be
caused by
saltational evolution. In a
study of divergent...
- 382–394. doi:10.2307/2418787. JSTOR 2418787. Sattler, R. (1994). "Homology,
homeosis, and
process morphology in plants". In Hall,
Brian Keith (ed.). Homology:...
- R. (1987). "Phylloclade
development in the Asparagaceae: an
example of
homeosis".
Botanical Journal of the
Linnean Society. 94 (3): 327–371. doi:10.1111/j...
-
abnormal location, or an
abnormal shape. It
should not be
confused with
homeosis,
which means big
change in
tissue structure of an organ. Heteromorphosis...
