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denial of
preformationism: the idea that, in some sense, the form of
living things comes into existence. As
opposed to "strict"
preformationism, it is the...
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creation of a miniature,
fully formed human. The
concept has
roots in
preformationism as well as
earlier folklore and
alchemic traditions. The term lends...
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Caspar Friedrich Wolff re****ed
preformationism in 1759 in
favor of epigenesis, but this did not put an end to
preformationism.
Epigenetics Epigenesis (disambiguation)...
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Three variants of
preformationism were
homoiomerous preformationism,
anhomoiomerous preformationism, and
homuncular preformationism.
According to the...
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attaining of
accurate knowledge about the real
world possible. Also, see
Preformationism. Nash, R.H. (1999). Life's
Ultimate Questions.
Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan...
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Harvey (1578–1657), was a
rejection of
spontaneous generation and
preformationism as well as a bold ****umption that
mammals also
reproduced via eggs...
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January 2024.
Retrieved 14
January 2024. "Les
Centres de
Formation et
Préformation du club intègrent le
Campus à Poissy". PSG.FR. 7
January 2024. Retrieved...
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being animalcules (little animals),
probably due to his
belief in
preformationism,
which thought that each
sperm contained a
fully formed but
small human...
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which mating produced children were not understood. The
theory of
preformationism was po****r in
Ancient Greece and
Christendom for centuries. Because...
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software package from 3D
printing technology company Formlabs Perform Preformationism, a
theory that
organisms develop from
miniature versions of themselves...
