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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08023-7ing tend to be either speculative or somewhat strained. The special case of metamorphosis, a qualitative change in form, is examined in the context of the quantitative triangle of time, shape, and size. Finally, we present a shopping list of important, unsolved problems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-09116-3siderations of developmental mechanisms in evolution are essential to understand phyletic trends since developmental interactions basically define the universe of possible morphologies and impose limits on the directional action of natural selection.

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,Abkürzungen und Formelzeichnen, and lecithotrophy. These developmental trends have caused changes in the way in which determinative events occur during early embryogenesis and provided the basis for a radical reorganization of early embryogenesis.

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The Cellular Basis of Morphogenetic Change Group Reports almost too subtle for us; we only grasped it in our summary session. At the end of this report, we will consider whether our session could ever have delivered an answer at this time, even with unlimited discussion, and also what an answer might look like, if one does exist, to the question of the cellular basis of morphogenetic change.

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