Titlebook: Evolutionary Developmental Biology; Brian K. Hall Book 1992 Brian K. Hall 1992 Adaptation.Charles Darwin.Darwin.Mesoderm.Termination.Verte

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-8127-4el of structure can arise by selection activating different developmental processes i.e. structures that we regard as homologous in the adult can arise from different (non—homologous) developmental process.

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Peter J. Saunders,Christopher N. Otisge being adaptive. A long-term goal must be to produce a genetic-epigenetic-environmental model for development and evolution that incorporates and integrates each of these three components and these two fields. The elements of such a model are emerging.

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Rejoinder to Boonin on Abortiongenetic developmental programmes that can change without every gene involved in the programme having to change (section 6.5). This has more recently been elaborated and extended by Hall (1983, 1990b), Sachs (1988) and Verraes (1989). Hierarchical systems can evolve faster than nonhierarchical ones of similar size and complexity.

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Archetypes and homology: the establishment of evolutionary developmental biology, in formulating his theory (section 4.4). The search for embryological archetypes was carried furthest by Haeckel in Germany and Balfour in England (section 4.5). By the late 19th Century it appeared that the common solution to the generation of organismic form had been found and that it lay in conserved stages of embryonic development.

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Vertebrate development: an overview,genetic developmental programmes that can change without every gene involved in the programme having to change (section 6.5). This has more recently been elaborated and extended by Hall (1983, 1990b), Sachs (1988) and Verraes (1989). Hierarchical systems can evolve faster than nonhierarchical ones of similar size and complexity.