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The Search for Common Origin: Homology Revisited

2018

Understanding the evolution of biodiversity on Earth is a central aim in biology. Currently, various disciplines of science contribute to unravel evolution at all levels of life, from individual organisms to species and higher ranks, using different approaches and specific terminologies. The search for common origin, traditionally called homology, is a connecting paradigm of all studies related to evolution. However, it is not always sufficiently taken into account that defining homology depends on the hierarchical level studied (organism, population, and species), which can cause confusion. Therefore, we propose a framework to define homologies making use of existing terms, which refer to …

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The isopotency of generally homologous parts of the body. Investigations upon the homeosis phenomena in the crayfish

1927

Izvilkums no: Wilhelm Roux' Archiv für Entwicklungsmechanik der Organismen, 109. Bd., 5. Heft, 1927.

Crayfish- Developmental geneticsUpesvēži - attīstības genētikaHomeosis:NATURAL SCIENCES::Biology::Organism biology::Developmental biology [Research Subject Categories]Zooloģija eksperimentālā
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