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Homology and the evolution of development,el 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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Anil Ufuk Batmaz,Wolfgang Stuerzlingercommon anatomical design, held sway among pre-Darwinian morphologists. In recognizing equivalences of structures, these early morphologists used the type or archetype, rather than any notion of descent from a common ancestor, to explain morphological similarities in apparently unrelated organisms. G

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19051-8ion, structure, form; ., plan, design, intention). The term was introduced into morphology by Woodger (1945) and although more or less assimilated into biology, it has not been incorporated into general use outside of science, unlike terms such as ‘evolution’ or ‘species’, or phrases such as ‘surviv

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