Similar words: progeny, orogeny, phylogeny, autogenic, teratogen, photogenic, histogenesis, cryptogenic. Meaning: n. (biology) the process of an individual organism growing organically; a purely biological unfolding of events involved in an organism changing gradually from a simple to a more complex level.
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1 This study means significant to the ontogeny of Isoetes.
2 Study on the Ontogeny of Sugarbeet.
3 Ontogeny , phylogeny, evolution and metamorphosis are all related, all different aspects of the same larger process.
4 In this paper the floral ontogeny and the ovary development of Rivina humilis L. were observed.
5 Bone measurement of human phylogeny and ontogeny of the various stages of bone size.
6 Thus, he concluded, "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny ",[www.Sentencedict.com] which means the development of the individual embryo repeats its alleged evolutionary history.
7 Besides, we cannot regard ontogeny as a linear proc ess simply.
8 Physiological variances between children and adults, including the ontogeny of organ maturity and body composition, significantly influence the actions, effectiveness and safety of medicines.
9 The reason that biologist Ernst Haeckel could say "Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny" in only three words was that he had these powerful words with highly specific meanings at his disposal.
10 In this study, the ontogeny of pepsinogen producing cells in rat fundic glands was studied by in situ hybridization using a digoxigenin-labeled RNA probe.
11 The ontogeny of pinna epidermis and stomatal apparatus in Encephalartos gratus Prain have been observed with LM and SEM.
12 Our results suggested that the ontogeny of SS positive-cells play an important role in the development of immunocytes in porcine duodenum.
13 The ontogeny and phylogenesis of vessel elements in Litchi chinensis. are also discussed.
14 In both its phylogeny and ontogeny , human intelligence first solves movement problems and only later graduates to ponder more abstract ones.
15 Although the ontogeny of the optic system to the lateral geniculate body, superior colliculus have been well studied.
16 The ontogeny of epiphyllous microsporangia Ginkgo indicated that the microsporophyll in Ginkgo is of phyllome origin. Possibly, the epiphyllous microsporangia is a peculiar chimera.
17 For selective pressures for linguistic ability could easily reverse in ontogeny the order I maintain would be needed in phylogeny.
18 Now, Darwin at this time is explicitly taking each organism's ontogeny to recapitulate its phylogeny.
19 It is showed that the entropy and the rate of entropy production are neither too much nor too little. They must be adapted to the level of ontogeny .
20 The distribution of calmodulin in rat epididymis during the ontogeny and aging was investigated with ABC immunohistochemical technique.
21 Evolutionary developmental psychology involves the expression of evolved, epigenetic programs, as described by the developmental systems approach, over the course of ontogeny .
22 Through the history of human development, the idea of cognitive linguistics definitely makes sense; but in the view of ontogeny, there are some points needed to be discussed further.
23 The genesis and development of Nelumbo nucifera root and root system in ontogeny and their adaptation were studied in this paper.
24 Objective To compare the proliferation and differentiation in vitro of neural stem cells isolated from different periods of ontogeny .
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