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EVO-DEVO

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EVO-DEVOEvolution Developmental Biology


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An early evo-devo milestone came in the 1980s when scientists learned that genes for the body plan in fruit flies have counterparts in creatures as distantly related as humans, worms and yeast.
A straight line runs from Goethe's aesthetic morphologies to Ernst Haeckel's plates, to D'Arcy Thompson's amazing On Growth and Form, to Gyorgy Kepes' exhibitions at MIT in the '50s, to Frei Otto and modern day evo-devo.
9780521806992 The changing role of the embryo in evolutionary thought; roots of evo-devo.
 
 
 
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