Titlebook: Constructional Morphology and Evolution; Norbert Schmidt-Kittler,Klaus Vogel Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Die Interpretation des Ultraschallbildesof adaptation than adult life in the benthos, as is documented with some mesogastropods. Both adaptations have to be fitted into the same life cycle; but when the life cycle takes a short cut, a major change may be the result, as in the pteropods. It is not easy to differentiate between changes that

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Introduction: A New Look at Morphologyleaving the term “morphology” to the attempt to analyze those processes that enforce and determine organismic form, that make it develop and evolve and that are produced by it? Or, should we not speak of “morphodynamics” (as proposed by Seilacher during the Symposium)?

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Concepts of Constructional Morphologyot in the first place the story of ecological adaptations but the history of constructional improvement. Natural selection has impact not only on protection and matter and energy acquisition but also on the economy and optimality of the matter and energy-consuming and -converting machinery of the organism.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-94223-0he extracellular environment, and by microcompartmentation. Cytomechanics and biochemistry are shown to represent complementary modes of description of any living cell. As a consequence of the observation of “network causality”, classical logics may be insufficient to describe the cause/effect relations established in self-organizing systems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-94213-1processes; they do not serve as causes of evolutionary change. Explanations of evolutionary change based only internal causes (e.g., causes completely internal to living organisms) are unacceptable, as not all of these causes have been demonstrated empirically. Complete morphological explanations require both N-D and H-N explanations.

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Explanations in Konstruktionsmorphologie and Evolutionary Morphologyprocesses; they do not serve as causes of evolutionary change. Explanations of evolutionary change based only internal causes (e.g., causes completely internal to living organisms) are unacceptable, as not all of these causes have been demonstrated empirically. Complete morphological explanations require both N-D and H-N explanations.