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Experimental analysis of development / Bernhard Dürken ; Translated by H.G. & A.M. Newth. -- Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2016. – (59.115/D963/2016) |
Contents
PREFACE TO THE
GERMAN EDITION
TRANSLATORS'
PREFACE
ILLUSTRATIONS
CHAPTER I THE PROBLEMS AND METHODS OF EXPERI-MENTAL
EMBRYOLOGY
I. THE SUBJECT OF INVESTIGATION
II. SPECIAL PROBLEMS
III. METHODS OF ANALYSIS
CHAPTER II FERTILIZATION
AND THE STIMULUS
TO DEVELOPMENT
I. INSEMINATION
II. THE FACTORS WHICH EXCITE DEVELOPMENT 49
III. THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE Two GAMETES AND THE
NATURE OF FERTILIZATION
CHAPTER III PRESUMPTIVE
ORGAN-REGIONS AND THE KINEMATICS OF EARLY DEVELOPMENT
I. FORMATIVE MOVEMENTS AS A FUNCTION OF THE
WHOLE GERM
II. PRESUMPTIVE ORGAN-REGIONS
III. EGG Axis AND CLEAVAGE PLANE IN RELATION TO
THE DEVELOPED ORGANISM
CHAPTER IV THE POTENCY PROBLEM THE POTENCY OF THE PARTS
OF THE GERM
I. REGULATIVE EGGS
II. POTENCY IN REGENERATIVE PROCESSES
III. A NON-PREFORMISTIC CHARACTERIZATION OF
DEVELOP-MENT
CHAPTER V THE PROBLEM OF DETERMINATION
I. THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE PROCESS OF
DETERMINATION
II. SUBORDINATE ORGANIZATIONS OF THE EARLY EMBRYO
AND THEIR RELATION TO DETERMINATION
III. DETERMINATION AS A DEPENDENT PHENOMENON IN
LATER STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT AND IN REGENERATION I47
IV. THE EPIGENETIC CHARACTER OF DEVELOPMENT I58
CHAPTER VI THE INFLUENCE OF THE PROCESSES THE ENVIRONMENT
ON OF DEVELOPMENT
I. THE ACTION OF EXTERNAL FACTORS ON THE
INDIVIDUAL
II. THE TRANS-INDIVIDUAL ACTION OF EXTERNAL
FACTORS
CHAPTER VII THE VARIOUS INTERRELATIONS CONCERNED IN DEVELOPMENT,
THEIR FUNCTIONS AND THE
AGENCIES UPON WHICH
THEY DEPEND
I. INTERRELATIONS CONNECTED WITH DETERMINATION
II. INTERRELATIONS CONNECTED WITH
REALIZATION 2I7
III. INDEPENDENCE OF THE PARTS 237
CHAPTER VIII THE
GERM-CELL AS REACTION-BASIS
I. THE REACTION-BAsIs FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF
GENETICS
II. THE
REACTION-BAsIS IN THE LIGHT OF ANALYTICAL
EMBRYOLOGY
III. RECONCILIATION OF THE OPPOSING THEORIES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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