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...fine organicism, provide a brief history of its importance to experimental embryology, outline some sociologically based reasons for its decline, and document it

...s based on Darwin's theories and the anatomical and histological data from embryology were applied to clinical practice by surgeons and neurologists."<ref name=D

...alium'' &mdash; ''On the Generation of Animals'' &mdash; a contribution to embryology....

...erson to person, the structural anatomy can differ. Apart from the gross [[embryology|embryological]] divisions of the brain, the location of specific gyri and s

...is also nourished"<ref>Van Speybroeck L ''et al'' (2002) Theories in early embryology: close connections between epigenesis, preformationism, and self-organizati

...lff]] (1733-1794) is considered to be the father of epigenetic descriptive embryology. In his ''Theoria Generationis'' (1759), he tried to explain the emergence

...also nourished".<ref>Van Speybroeck L ''et al.'' (2002) Theories in early embryology: close connections between epigenesis, preformationism, and self-organizati

...also nourished".<ref>Van Speybroeck L ''et al.'' (2002) Theories in early embryology: close connections between epigenesis, preformationism, and self-organizati

...orphosis|metamorphosis]] of insects, amphibians, and some other animals; [[embryology]]; and [[cell differentiation]] that occurs in both plants and animals, whi

...d here it is well worth while to remark that, in dealing with the facts of embryology or the phenomena of inheritance, the common language of the books seems to