William Bateson
Materials for the Study of Variation (eBook, PDF)
Treated With Especial Regard to Discontinuity in the Origin of Species
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William Bateson
Materials for the Study of Variation (eBook, PDF)
Treated With Especial Regard to Discontinuity in the Origin of Species
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Produktdetails
- Verlag: Forgotten Books
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2017
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780243783656
- Artikelnr.: 59129980
Preface
Introduction
Part I. Meristic Variation: 1. Arrangement of evidence
2. Segments of arthropoda
3. Vertebrae and ribs
4. Spinal nerves
5. Variation in arthropoda
6. Chaetopoda, hirundinea and cestoda
7. Branchial openings of chordata and structures in connexion with them
8. Mammae
9. Teeth
10. Teeth (recapitulation)
11. Miscellaneous examples
12. Colour-markings
13. Minor symmetries: digits
14. Digits (recapitulation)
15. Minor symmetries: segments in appendages
16. Radial series
17. Radial series: echinodermata
18. Bilateral series
19. Further illustrations of the relationship between right and left sides
20. Supernumary appendages in secondary symmetry
21. Appendages in secondary symmetry
22. Duplicity of appendages in arthropoda
23. Secondary symmetry in vertebrates
24. Double monsters
25. Concluding reflexions
Index of subjects
Index of persons.
Introduction
Part I. Meristic Variation: 1. Arrangement of evidence
2. Segments of arthropoda
3. Vertebrae and ribs
4. Spinal nerves
5. Variation in arthropoda
6. Chaetopoda, hirundinea and cestoda
7. Branchial openings of chordata and structures in connexion with them
8. Mammae
9. Teeth
10. Teeth (recapitulation)
11. Miscellaneous examples
12. Colour-markings
13. Minor symmetries: digits
14. Digits (recapitulation)
15. Minor symmetries: segments in appendages
16. Radial series
17. Radial series: echinodermata
18. Bilateral series
19. Further illustrations of the relationship between right and left sides
20. Supernumary appendages in secondary symmetry
21. Appendages in secondary symmetry
22. Duplicity of appendages in arthropoda
23. Secondary symmetry in vertebrates
24. Double monsters
25. Concluding reflexions
Index of subjects
Index of persons.
Preface
Introduction
Part I. Meristic Variation: 1. Arrangement of evidence
2. Segments of arthropoda
3. Vertebrae and ribs
4. Spinal nerves
5. Variation in arthropoda
6. Chaetopoda, hirundinea and cestoda
7. Branchial openings of chordata and structures in connexion with them
8. Mammae
9. Teeth
10. Teeth (recapitulation)
11. Miscellaneous examples
12. Colour-markings
13. Minor symmetries: digits
14. Digits (recapitulation)
15. Minor symmetries: segments in appendages
16. Radial series
17. Radial series: echinodermata
18. Bilateral series
19. Further illustrations of the relationship between right and left sides
20. Supernumary appendages in secondary symmetry
21. Appendages in secondary symmetry
22. Duplicity of appendages in arthropoda
23. Secondary symmetry in vertebrates
24. Double monsters
25. Concluding reflexions
Index of subjects
Index of persons.
Introduction
Part I. Meristic Variation: 1. Arrangement of evidence
2. Segments of arthropoda
3. Vertebrae and ribs
4. Spinal nerves
5. Variation in arthropoda
6. Chaetopoda, hirundinea and cestoda
7. Branchial openings of chordata and structures in connexion with them
8. Mammae
9. Teeth
10. Teeth (recapitulation)
11. Miscellaneous examples
12. Colour-markings
13. Minor symmetries: digits
14. Digits (recapitulation)
15. Minor symmetries: segments in appendages
16. Radial series
17. Radial series: echinodermata
18. Bilateral series
19. Further illustrations of the relationship between right and left sides
20. Supernumary appendages in secondary symmetry
21. Appendages in secondary symmetry
22. Duplicity of appendages in arthropoda
23. Secondary symmetry in vertebrates
24. Double monsters
25. Concluding reflexions
Index of subjects
Index of persons.