Titlebook: Life Cycles; An evolutionary appr Peter Calow Book 1978 P. Calow 1978 Adaptation.biology.development.developmental biology.evolution.evolut

amygdala

acrophobia

匍匐前進

The ageing processs for a group of organisms all born at the same (a cohort). For example, curve I of Fig. 8.1 shows a survivorship curve for a natural population of ramshorn snails. Here the probability of death reduced with age, and this can be ascribed to the fact that in nature small, young snails are more often

自戀

The cycle reversed Child did, for any system which ages must become rejuvenated, in some sense of the word, if it is to persist. Both sexual and asexual reproduction, for example, must involve a kind of rejuvenation if their products are not to continue ageing from where the parents left off. Furthermore, in some org

疲勞

Summary and conclusionss for their persistence, despite the entropic forces of the world, is the separation of a protected and thermodynamically stable programme of instructions (the genome) from an active, meta-stable, working-part (the phenotype). Damaged, phenotypic components can thus be replaced according to these ge

disrupt

oracle

審問

殺菌劑

Dysarthria

Peter Calowsenschaft vor.Der erl?uternde Kommentar von Georg Schwedt or.Johann Adam Reum, der Verfasser eines umfassenden Lehrbuches der Forstbotanik, war Professor an der Forstlichen Hochschule Tharandt – heute eine Fakult?t der TU Dresden. Er schuf 1811 gemeinsam mit Heinrich Cotta, den bis heute bestehenden